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   Graber Vertical Blinds  
 
       
 
   
  • Light-filtering and room-darkening fabric vanes
       can allow light into a room.
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  • Vinyl vanes may be draped in sheer fabric
        to let in softly diffused light.
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  • Vane curve styles vary with S shaped options.
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  • Industrial quality headrail of rust free metal construction.
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       Graber Vertical Blinds give patio doors and large windows drama and dimension. Its no longer necessary to sacrifice style for predictable functionality. The new modern Graber vertical patterns look fantastic, but now there are even more dramatic options: like sliding natural bamboo panels, sliding and motorized cellular panels, as shown deep below.

    For less serious playrooms and outdoor areas, Graber offers unique coordinating 2″designer vinyl horizontal and vertical blinds.

    Some specific patterns are designed to match Graber Lake Forest Horizontal Faux blinds, for that coordinated look.

    With a G-98 Ultra-Vue aluminum and stainless steel headrail you can really expect Graber verticals to last an incredibly long time.

    For GRABER: Wand draw is reccommended right now as the continuous cord loop is discouraged by the WCMA.

    We have another completely American product source, Astra from Ohio, with assembly in Orlando that still manufactures vinyl verticals with a continuous cord loop.
    		 
     
     
     
     
         
         
     
               
     
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       Fantastic without the Plastic:
         
      The anodized aluminum G-98 Ultra-Vue headrail traverses vanes smoothly through the consecutive action of stainless steel (not plastic) pick-up tails. Ultra-Vue carriers are wheeled for smooth traversing and are self-aligning.

    Consider a solid Regal Wood valance that coordinates with wood blinds or shutters. This is an expensive option but it really adds some dramatic pizzazz to the room. The centered in the middle triangle object is called a keystone.

    		 
         
    		 
             
             
       
       Light Filtering:
         
     

    Escape the dark and dreary with light filtering Sheer Verticals from Graber.

    You no longer need to keep opening and closing the verticals to have light in a room during the day.

    		  
         
    		 
             
             
       
       Large Window Coverage:
         
      Verticals are a fantastically economical way to cover those super large windows.  
         
      Cordless cellular shades have been a commonly used alternative for these large windows, that are not also doorways.  
         
      Verticals are great for heavily used enviroments, like patio doors, because of the simplicity and side stacking options which quickly move the window treatments out of the way while also withstanding the elements.  
    		 
             
             
       
       Graber Natural Panels:
         
     

    These panels make a statement:
        "This is no ordinary house."
    They are surprisingly economical for their size and remain functional for those large doors. They come with a square valance because of the natural materials. Banding, as shown, is required due to the natural material.

    		  
         
      The standard included valance natural shade material is mounted to a North American hardwood frame with mitered corner returns that attach separately.  
         
      The valance shown is a separate cornice upgrade, that is less expensive than you might think.  
         
    		 
             
             
       
      Graber Roman Panels:
         
     

    The Roman Panels typically let more light through than a Natural Panel, while still making a design statement. They offer the benefit of light and privacy at the same time, but are often less "exotic" in appearance.

    		  
         
      Pricing is directly associated with materials cost, fabrication effort and time. A more exotic material can easily double the cost for a shade, and extend production time as well. The benefit here is of course the one of a kind awesome enhancement of your living space. We are able to let you really preview the thousands of swatches in hand from decks in sample books. Ordering samples is not required because we can show you the actual headrail, and the exact swatch of fabric. Some in the industry might also call these a memo, from back in the old days, when Greeff was around in1989.  
    		 
             
             


       

     
     
     
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