Series 46 - Illusion

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1 Series 46 - Illusion Product Information Illusion Product Manual Page 1

2 Traxwest Pty Ltd Trading as Oslo Blinds W.A. Unit 3/ 17 Gibberd Road Balcatta W.A Ph: Fax: Series 46 - Illusion 1. Fabrics. 55mm Blade Custom Made Blinds a. Sense 5500 i Winter White ii Astoria iii Chamois iv Desert Tan v Pigeon Grey vi Earth Grey vii Lavender Blue viii Passion Violet ix Navy Blue x Antique Mauve xi Seal Brown xii Arbor Green xiii Calypso Orange xiv Adam s Red xv Black Jack b. Bolero 5500 i Bisque ii Earth Grey iii Kookaburra iv Arbor Green c. Tahiti 5500 i Russet ii Banjo iii Hickory iv Juniper Illusion Product Manual Page 2

3 2. Accessories. a. Cassette / Bottom Bar i. White ii. Ivory iii. Beige iv. Silver v. Brown vi. Sky Blue vii. Blue viii. Purple ix. Green x. Orange xi. Wine xii. Red xiii. Black b. Cord i. White ii. Ivory iii. Beige iv. Silver v. Brown vi. Sky Blue vii. Blue viii. Purple ix. Green x. Orange xi. Wine xii. Red xiii. Black. Length (Standard Cord length = Approx ¾ of drop) i. 500 ii. 750 iii iv v vi vii viii ix c. Cord Length 3. Maximum and Minimum Blind Sizes Minimum Width 300mm Maximum Width 2800mm Minimum Drop - 600mm Maximum Drop 2850mm Illusion Product Manual Page 3

4 4. Standard Colour Co-ordination. [The following colour matching will be provided as standard UNLESS otherwise requested.] FABRIC CASSETTE / BOTTOM RAIL CORD Sense Winter White White White Astoria Cream Cream Chamois Beige Beige Desert Tan Beige Beige Pigeon Grey Silver Grey Earth Grey Black Black Lavender Blue Sky Blue Sky Blue Passion Violet Purple Purple Navy Blue Blue Blue Antique Mauve Wine Wine Seal Brown Brown Brown Arbor Green Green Green Calypso Orange Orange Orange Adam s Red Red Red Black Jack Black Black Bolero Bisque Beige Beige Earth Grey Silver Silver Kookaburra Cream Cream Arbor Green Green Green Tahiti Russet Brown Brown Banjo Brown Brown Hickory Brown Brown Juniper Green Green Cassette Colours [13 colours] Illusion Product Manual Page 4

5 Bottom Rail Colours [13 colours] 5. Lead Times Orders from customers will be consolidated and placed with factory weekly. Orders will be available for dispatch from Oslo Blinds W.A. office generally 21 days of order been placed with factory. 6. ORDER FORMS a. Orders must be placed electronically ( ed) on the correct order form provided. Orders to be sent to NB: ALL ORDERS MUST BE PLACED USING THIS ORDERING SYSTEM. 7. Promotional Materials. a. Swatches Oslo Blinds W.A. will supply swatches at $ b. Showroom Blinds Showroom blinds to a maximum of 2m² will be supplied at 50% off list price. c. Sample Blinds Sample Blinds for in house demonstrations will be supplied at 50% off list price. 8. Warranty Materials and Workmanship are covered for 3 years for normal use of blinds. Warranty does not include damage from abuse, inappropriate cleaning agents and methods, careless handling, freight, installers mishandling or blinds made outside of recommended sizing. Product failure after 3 year will be assessed and should a legitimate claim be approved a pro-rata basis of correction will be applied. Illusion Product Manual Page 5

6 9. Suitable Locations Illusion Blinds look great in almost any situation. However there are some environments that should be avoided a. Very breezy or windy locations. [Fabric edges will be damaged]. b. In reach of pets or young children. c. Where blinds are continually moist. [Mildew will eventually form] d. In locations where chemicals are strong eg: chlorine from indoor pool or spa. e. Outdoors. f. Windows with controls that are reached for behind the blind. 10. Measuring. C A B D Fig 1 - Inside Mount Fig 2 - Outside Mount a. Inside Mount [Reveal Installation] SEE Fig 1. i. Measure inside Reveal at A [width] and B [drop]. It is important that A is measured where the Cassette will be installed as it is the widest part of the blind. [The Cassette is approximately 30mm wider than the fabric roughly 20mm the control side, and 10mm on the opposite end]. Clearance deduction for the width is 3 5mm. ii. Unlike other Roller Blinds, the drop measurement is critical to the correct function of the blind. There is some personal preference latitude here as to whether No deduction is made [Bottom Rail will sit on reveal] 5mm Deduction 10mm deduction Illusion Product Manual Page 6

7 SUMMARY FOR INSIDE MOUNT DEDUCTIONS: Width - 5mm. Drop 5mm. b. Outside Mount [Face Installation] Measuring for Outside mount is not so critical UNLESS there are obstructions to take into account. i. Measure at C from Outside of Architrave to Outside of Architrave. NO DEDUCTIONS NECESSARY. [Additional width can be applied to ensure fabric covers architrave. For Fabric to cover the architrave the width ordered needs to be approx 30 35mm wider than measurement C. ii. Measurement D is from top of architrave to bottom of architrave. No deductions necessary. SUMMARY FOR OUTSIDE MOUNT DEDUCTIONS: None necessary. 11. Installation Installation Brackets are Universal [Both Inside and Outside Mount]. Brackets may be installed at any point along the Cassette preferably at a secure fixing point. [For low strength fitting situations, additional brackets to the recommended are advised]. At least one bracket should be located as near as possible to the control end of the blind to support the chain operation of the blind. It is vital that the brackets are fitted perfectly horizontal otherwise the blind will roll up crooked and fray the fabric edges. Incorrect installation voids warranty on frayed fabric. 12. Cleaning a. Cassette and Bottom Rails. Aluminium Surfaces can be cleaned with a clean soft cloth and normal household mild cleaning agent. Caution: Do not allow cleaning agents to come in contact with Fabric. b. Fabric. DO NOT USE CHEMICAL CLEANERS ON ILLUSION FABRIC. i. General Cleaning Your Elegance blind may gather dust and from time to time need cleaning. Use a hair dryer on cold to gently remove dust, or use an anti-static soft brush or cloth to gently attract dust from the fabric. ii. Spot Cleaning The Elegance fabric should be treated carefully and gently when spot cleaning. Use a damp cloth with a very mild detergent and gently dab the affected area. Harsh rubbing will remove the stiffening on the fabric and distort is surface. It is vital that the fabric not be creased during this process. iii. Trapped insects Occasionally insects may get trapped and die in the blind cells. Use a hair dryer on cold and blow through the ends of the cells to remove the insects. Leaving Illusion Product Manual Page 7

8 13. Dye Lot insects inside the cells when drawing the blind up, may cause the fabric to mark Minor dye lot variations will arise from time to time. Basic precautions should be taken. a. Within an order. If blinds are immediately next to each other in the one location, it is advisable to state this when ordering. b. Subsequent orders. Should the same colour fabric be ordered at a later date, it is expected that there will be a dye lot variation. c. Swatches. When a customer selects a colour, they should be reminded that dye lot variation can happen, and the dye lot of the swatch will not be exactly the dye lot of the finished blinds. 14. Technical Data Detail Result Fabric Composition 100% Polyester ** Transmittance [Example colour 513] 24.6% Weight gsm Thickness 0.6 mm *** Tensile Strength Weft dan/5cm Elongation Weft 30.9% Light Fastness Greater than 4 [out of 5] * Fire Rating NFPA 701 Fabric Width 2800mm * See ** The amount of visible light that passes through the blind fabric, expressed as a percentage. *** The resistance of a material to a force tending to tear it apart, measured as the maximum tension the material can withstand without tearing. 15. Lining Up Blinds When blinds are installed alongside each other, the slats will always line up provided the cassettes are perfectly in line with each other. Where cassettes are not in line there is no guarantee that slats will line up. Please specify if blinds are side by side. 16. Disclaimer The recommendations in this Reference Manual are a guide only. Individual interpretation based on specific jobs, will be necessary Illusion Product Manual Page 8