Shutters Technical Information
Inglewood™ & Rhapsody™ Shutters
Specifications
Tilt Rod Style:
Centre | Offset | Hidden | Invisible
Tilt Rod Maximum:
1320mm
Tilt Rod Maximum Blades:
2.5" 26pcs | 3" 21pcs | 3.5" 18pcs
Panel Width (without frame):
228~914mm (possibility of curves when each panel >600mm upon closure)
By Pass Central Stile Panel Width:
228~1092mm (can be done beyond the limits, but without warranty)
Hinge Bi-Fold Width (without frame):
228~450mm
Track Bi-Fold Width (without frame):
228~508mm
Louvres Widths
Panel & Mid Rail
(Hinge & Track are compatible)
Perfect-Fit Lite Shutters
Specifications
Colours available:
Arctic and Cotton
Louvre Size:
63mm
Frame depth:
18mm, 20mm, 22mm, 24mm, 30mm
Tilt Control:
L/R (not the same side of the handle)
Maximum Width:
240cm
Maximum Drop:
230cm
Minimum Width:
30cm
Minimum Drop:
30cm
Features & Benefits
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Low cost Shutter
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Easy to measure and install
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Moves with the windows and doors
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Allows more light through
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Less framework then a conventional shutter
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Easy to clean
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1 year guarantee
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Improves view to outside
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Walls don’t need to be drilled and caulked
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Can be easily removed for decorating
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Leaves window sills clutter free
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Waterproof – can be wipe cleaned
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Made in the UK
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Can be fitted to inward opening windows and French or patio doors.
Exact Fitting
The distance between the edge of the glass and any obstructions, such as window handles. This should be more than 25mm.
That the rubber beading does not extend into the glass area by more than 6mm.
Measure the visible glass area of your window. Measure from the inside edges of the frame where the glass meets the rubber bead. Our conservatory blinds fit neatly inside the frame of your window or door to effectively cover the visible glass.
Panel Variations
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One Panel (Width less than 800mm)
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Two Panels (Width less than 1600mm, Joined by Astragal Stile)
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Three panels (width less than 2400mm, Joined by Astragal Stiles).
Window Handle Variations
Right/Left hand side handle (from the edge of the glass to the centre of the handle's pivot point): If the handle is on either the left or right, always measure from the bottom of the glass.
Bottom handle: If your handle is at the bottom of the window, always measure from the left side of the glass.
No handle: Doors and windows.