SYSTEM FOR MANUAL VENETIAN BLIND OPERATION

Manual Venetian blind operation relies a straightforward structure. A pair of strings, typically attached to the slats at their bottom edge, lead upwards through a bracket. Pulling one string raises the blinds by lifting the slats in an upward angle, while pulling the opposite cord lowers them. Turning a handle on the headrail can also modify th

Manual blinds rely a simple arrangement to allow for adjustment of the amount of light entering a room. This structure typically involves string wound around a gear system, which in turn affects the position of the blinds themselves. Tensing on the cord lifts the blinds, while letting go allows them to lower. Some manual blind designs may incorpor