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Graber Vertical Blinds
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Vinyl Verticals
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Technology has changed the face of Graber vinyl
vertical blinds. Embossed textures and attractive prints offer the looks of
jacquards, linens and other designer fabrics. Vinyl is durable, easy to
clean, and an ideal choice for homes with children or pets. The G-71 Super-Vue® aluminum headrail is the industry standard for strength and performance, while the Perfect-Vue™ steel headrail is self-aligning for a hassle-free blind. Graber vertical blinds using the Super-Vue headrail can be custom sized to fit angled, bow, bay and corner windows. Valance options include a standard valance with square corners, the Horizon™ single or double valance with round corners, and the stylish Stafford™ valance for a crown molding look. The One Touch® Control option is a safe, convenient alternative to conventional cords and chains. Many styles coordinate beautifully with Graber 2" Designer Vinyl horizontal blinds and with Graber pleated shades. |
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Fabric Verticals
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Fabric vertical blinds are available in an
exquisite collection of rich patterns and colors. Free-hang fabrics provide
varying degrees of light control. Fabrics may be inserted into vinyl channel
panels to achieve superior light control, maximum privacy and a neutral
exterior appearance. The G-71 Super-Vue® aluminum headrail is the industry standard for strength and performance, while the Perfect-Vue™ steel headrail is self-aligning for a trouble-free blind. Graber vertical blinds using the Super-Vue headrail can be custom sized to fit angled, bow, bay and corner windows. Valance options include a standard valance with square corners, the Horizon™ single or double valance with round corners, and the stylish Stafford™ valance for a crown molding look. The One Touch® Control option is a safe, convenient alternative to conventional cords and chains. Many styles coordinate beautifully with Graber 2" Designer Vinyl horizontal blinds and with Graber pleated shades. |
