Beige Plain Aluminum Venetian Blind (Product Code: P663)

The aluminum Venetian blind is manufactured from a durable headrail coated with electrostatic powder paint and aluminum slats with a thickness of 23 microns, shaped into an oval form by a fully automatic blind machine through the cord ladder attached to the rail. Depending on demand, slats are available in 16 mm and 25 mm widths. To ensure a smoother appearance of the slats, a bottom rail made of steel and coated with electrostatic powder paint is fitted at the bottom.

On the headrail, a control mechanism called “duck” is installed to operate the blind. A polycarbonate tilt rod, cut to the appropriate length based on the blind’s height, is attached to the mechanism. With this rod, you can adjust the direction of the blind and regulate the amount of light. Next to the control mechanism, a cord lock is installed to raise and lower the blind. The cords running through this lock mechanism allow the blind to be easily stacked up or released.

When selecting the control side, you determine whether the tilt rod and cords will be on the right or left as you face the blind. This is important because when the blind is stacked, the rod and cords remain exposed and may interfere with the opening of doors or windows.

Technical Specifications

The thickness of the top and bottom rails is standard for both 16 mm and 25 mm systems. The headrail height and width are 25 mm. The bottom rail height is 11 mm and its width is 19 mm.

Blind Stack Height

16 mm and 25 mm Aluminum Venetian Blind Features

Choosing Blind Color

Gray is a diplomatic and serious color. It lowers energy, slows down movement, and represents weight and gravity. Since it suppresses creativity, it is often used in government offices where creativity is not required. It is no coincidence that most office supplies are gray. If your work requires speed rather than creativity, gray may be the right choice. Gray also represents modesty, negative emotions, fear, and lack of imagination. It is conciliatory in nature. However, excessive use can feel overwhelming.