Installation Methods for Venetian Blinds

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• Installation Methods for Venetian Blinds

Venetian blinds are versatile window coverings crafted from aluminum or wooden slats, offering excellent control over light levels. Venetian blinds can be adjusted vertically using a string mechanism or motorized system, allowing for precise management of light by altering the angle of the slats. Moreover, the interplay of light through the slats creates captivating patterns on the walls and surfaces of a room, adding a touch of modern elegance to any interior.

Venetian Blinds between Glass Panes

1. upper cassette
   
2. aluminum slat
3. shaft
4. bottom rail
5. bearing trestle
6. roller
7. bearing trestle bracket
8. bottom rail end cap
9. mounting bracket
10. support for upper rail
11. pull-cord
12. ladder
13. setting lever
14. adjusting rod
15. passage
16. cord handle
17. setting lever holder
18. cord holder
19. bottom rail knob

Wall-mounted Venetian Blinds above The Window

1. upper cassette
   
2. aluminum slat
3. shaft
4. lower cassette
5. bearing trestle
6. roller
7. mounting bracket for fixing to the ceiling
8. mounting bracket for fixing to the ceiling or wall
9. upper cassette end cap
10. support for upper rail
11. pull-cord
12. ladder
13. gearbox
14. adjusting rod
15. adjusting rod end hook
16. cord handle
17. cord lock
18. bottom rail cap
19. adjusting rod end cap
20. bottom rail end cap

When operating the Venetian blind, it’s essential to ensure that the slats are in the open position. Pull the cord straight down to raise the blind and the slats will be locked with the cord lock. Conversely, when lowering the Venetian blind, release the cord from the cord lock by gently pulling it to the side. This action disengages the lock, allowing the slats to be released and lowered to the desired height.