Visionwood Venetian Blinds

Overview
Specifications
Colours
How to Measure
How to Install
Photos
Cleaning

The Visionwood Blind collection from iseekblinds.com.au offers you the timeless beauty of wood at a fraction of regular prices.

Resistant to moisture

All our Visionwood Venetian Blinds are manufactured with high quality materials, making them resistant to moisture. This means they’re ideal for wet and high humidity areas such as kitchens, laundries and bathrooms.

Also, Visionwood venetians are anti-fungal and anti-static, making them a great choice for asthma sufferers.

Featuring a wide 85mm valance that provides better light blocking, Visionwood blinds create a perfect look in any window.

Width
Minimum width: 250mm
Maximum width: 2400mm

Drop
Minimum drop: 250mm
Maximum drop: 2600mm

Flush mounting
Minimum mounting depth of window frame required for inside mount: 70mm (including valance)

Operation
Left or right hand cord lock and tilter
Blinds less than 485mm must have split controls

Slat
50mm slats made from leading edge co-extruded polymers and high impact polystyrene

Head & Bottom Rail
Fully colour co-ordinated with the chosen slat colour

Valance
85mm valance (pelmet) in the same colour as chosen slat

Ladder Cords
100% high tenacity polyester
Colour co-ordinated with chosen slat colour

Installation
All neccessary brackets and screws are supplied free of charge

30 day satisfaction guarantee
(conditions apply)

Limited lifetime warranty
(conditions apply)


White	Pearl White	Chalk	Alabaster	Vintage

Sand	Light Cedar	Medium Cedar	Dark Cedar

Watch our How to Measure Video

Broadband Users	Dial-Up Users

Things to Remember

Always use a steel tape for accuracy - make sure the tape measure is straight and tight when you take your measurements

Always measure in millimetres (mm)

Measure all windows, even those that appear to be the same width and height

Don't forget the stacking height of your chosen blind (refer to the table at the bottom of this page)

Do not take any deductions (i seek will do this for you)

Inside Mount

Measure Venetian Blind Inside Mount

To measure a Venetian blind on the inside of your window frame you need at least 70mm depth for a flush mount. With this depth, the blind will go up and down without any obstruction.

Ensure you look for any knobs, handles, winders or the inner window frame that may obstruct the blind. If you have any obstructions you will need to mount your blind to the outside of your window frame.

Where to Measure - Inside Mount
Width	Where to Measure - Top, Centre & Bottom
	Measurement to Take - shortest
Drop	Where to Measure - Left, Centre & Right
	Measurement to Take - shortest

Do not take any deductions as we will do this for you.

Choose which side you want your controls - either left or right and confirm you have measured the inside of the frame.

Outside Mount

Measure Venetian Blind Outside Mount

To measure a Venetian blind on the outside of your window frame measure the width from the edge of the architrave to the edge of the architrave at the top of your window frame. This is where your brackets are to be mounted.

Measure the drop from the top of the architrave to the bottom of the architrave. This measurement may be increased if you want your blind to drop past the bottom of your window frame or to the floor.

Where to Measure - Outside Mount
Width	Where to Measure - Top
	Measurement to Take - Actual
Drop	Where to Measure - Left
	Measurement to Take - Actual

Choose which side you want your controls - either left or right and confirm you have measured the outside of the frame.

I Seek Blinds will not make any deductions for outside mounted blinds.

Corner Windows

If you have a corner window where the blinds need to meet for maximum privacy, measure one blind as a through blind and one blind as a butt blind. When measuring the butt blind you need to deduct 65mm off the measurement.

Call I Seek blinds 1300 664 257 when ordering so we can get the details we need to manufacture your valance for a perfect fit.

Stack Height - Outside Mount Only

Stack Height - Raised Blind (Important to consider for door ways)
Drop of blind (mm)	800	1200	1600	2000	2400	2800
Stack height (mm)	140	170	200	230	260	290

Watch our How to Install Video - Inside Mount

Broadband Users

Dial-Up Users

Watch our How to Install Video - Outside Mount

Broadband Users

Dial-Up Users

Inside Mount Your blind will come with installation brackets and screws. Once unwrapped always handle your venetian blind from underneath the metal head rail. Follow these steps for an easy installation: Always install your blind without the valance. Your box brackets are marked left and right and must be installed with the flap hinged at the top and facing out. (Figure 1 & 2) Place 2 screws in each bracket either diagonally into the side of the window frame or through the top of the bracket into the underside of the window frame. (Figures 1 & 2) For larger blinds install your centre support bracket in the middle of your window frame. This may have to be offset slightly if it interferes with the middle ladder tape of the blind. (Figure 3) Open the flaps on your brackets, then insert your blind. (Figure 4) Close both flaps and ensure you hear a 'click' as they lock into place. (Figure 5) Install your valance. Your blind is now installed - and can be lowered.	Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8
Outside Mount
Your blind will come with installation brackets and screws. Once unwrapped always handle your venetian blind from underneath the metal head rail. Follow these steps for an easy installation: Always install your blind without the valance. Your box brackets are marked left and right and must be installed with the flap hinged at the top and facing out. (Figure 6) For larger blinds you will receive a centre support bracket. This is to be placed in the middle of your window frame, however it may have to be offset slightly if it interferes with the middle ladder tape of the blind. (Figure 7) Place your brackets on the top edges of your architrave and mark 2 screw holes on each side with a pencil. (Figure 6) If supplied mark screw holes for the centre support bracket. (Figure 7) Drill all your pilot holes with a 2mm drill bit. Screw your brackets into position. (Figure 8) Open the flaps on your brackets, then insert your blind. (Figure 4) Close both flaps and ensure you hear a 'click' as they lock into place. (Figure 5) Install your valance. Your blind is now installed - and can be lowered.
To remove your blind
Raise the blind. Remove your valance Unclip and open the flaps on each bracket. Remove the blind by sliding it forward.

Regular cleaning of your Visionwood Venetian blinds will help minimise dust buildup.

Extend your blinds all the way.
Tilt the slats up and dust lightly with a cloth or duster.
Tilt the slats down and dust the other side lightly with a cloth or duster.
To avoid damage, don’t exert too much pressure.
A vacuum cleaner may also be used. Place the soft brush attachment on the hose and run very lightly over the slats first in their up position then in their down position. You should first test a small area of the blinds to make sure the suction is not too great. Some vacuums may damage the slats.
For individual stains on any given slat, spray with non-abrasive cleaner, wait 1 to 2 minutes, and wipe with a soft cloth.

	Standard install - Both blinds back rolled (click picture for larger view)
	Front Rolled - Both blinds are front rolled (click picture for larger view)
I Seek Blinds uses the best available aluminium roll tube for its roller blinds. This prevents any bowing of the roll tube resulting in wavy fabric. These specifications are the highest in the industry.
For blinds up to 2100mm wide we use 40mm aluminium roll tube.
For blinds widths between 2100mm and 2600mm we use 45mm aluminium roll tube.
For blinds greater than 2600mm wide we use 45mm heavy duty roll tube
Double Brackets (click picture for larger view)	Double Brackets Dimensions in mm (click picture for larger view)