CRYSTALPLEAT® CELLULAR SHADES - DSC Window Fashions

Effective July 2011
Shade Options
BAY AND CORNER WINDOWS
• Made as individual shades to fit in bay or corner windows
• Each section will have its own control, we recommend
opposite corners
• Indicate each shade with bypass or butt. Bypass is the
shade mounted into the corner. Butt is the shade butted up
to the other shade.
• Manufacturer will take appropriate deductions for proper
fit. If you do not want manufacturer to take deductions, DO
NOT order as Corners or Bay.
• No additional charge
• Cornices are not available on bay or corner windows
• For Sun Up/Sun Down and Bottom Up/Top Down corded
shades, depending on an angle, controls may be hard to
reach.
• NOTE: For Vertical Cellular corner shades, the bypass shade
handle will be 33/4" higher than the butt shade handle for
ease of operation
LEFT SHADE
RIGHT SHADE
Measuring Information
Corner Window
Measure:
Butted
Shade
Bypass
Shade
Width of each window from corner to the point you would like to
cover.
Business cards
A
A
Angle A-B
LEFT SHADE
SHADES ON CORNER WINDOWS
B
B B
CENTER SHADE
C
Angle B-C
Business cards
C
RIGHT SHADE
Three-sided Bay Window
Measure:
A & C:
Width of side windows from the corners to the point
you would like the blind to cover.
B: Width of the center window from corner to corner.
Angle A-B: Angle between windows (A) and (B).
Angle B-C: Angle between windows (B) and (C).
CEILING
FRONT VIEW
CEILING
Four-sided Bay Window
A
B
C
D
Measure:
ROOM WALL
SIDE WALL
SHADES ON BAY WINDOWS
SIDE WALL
SIDE WALL
SIDE WALL
ROOM WALL
A & D: Width of side windows from the corners to the point
you would like the blind to cover.
B & C: Width of each window from corner to corner.
Angle A-B: Angle between windows (A) and (B).
Angle B-C: Angle between windows (B) and (C).
Angle C-D: Angle between windows (C) and (D).
ANGLE A-B ANGLE B-C ANGLE C-D
CEILING
ROOM WALL
SIDE WALL
A
E
B C D
SIDE WALL
FRONT VIEW
BACK WALL
SIDE WALL
SIDE WALL
ANGLE B-C ANGLE C-D
ANGLE A-B
ANGLE D-E
CEILING
ROOM WALL
Five-sided Bay Window
Measure:
A & E:
Width of side windows from the corners to the point
you would like the blind to cover.
B, C & D: Width of each center window from corner to corner.
Angle A-B: Angle between windows (A) and (B).
Angle B-C: Angle between windows (B) and (C).
Angle C-D: Angle between windows (C) and (D).
Angle D-E: Angle between windows (D) and (E).
NOTE: Measure bay angle using protractor or angle finder, or use
two business cards in bay corner as illustrated above and fax
to customer service.
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