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 Nantucket™ Window Shadings

 Design And Operation

 

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Nantucket™ window shadings combine innovative design with style and versatility to simplify your life and your surroundings. Their soft, 2 1/2" translucent fabric vanes are suspended between two sheer fabric facings. With the shading lowered, the vanes can be tilted to any position – from fully open to closed. With the vanes open, the sheer facings soften the outside view and filter the incoming sunlight. With the vanes closed, you enjoy complete privacy without complete darkness. With the shading raised, the fabric is totally concealed into the headrail.

A closer look at Hunter Douglas Nantucket Window Shadings .

A CHOICE OF FOUR FABRIC TYPES.

  • Front Street™
    Available in 12 neutrals with a solid color vane.
  • Surf Side™
    Available in 6 colors with an embossed-textured vane.
  • Misty Harbor™
    Available in 12 colors with a light-dimming vane.

  • Sea Breeze™
    Available in 6 colors with a linen print vane.
  • OPERATIONAL EASE
    Shadings operate smoothly and flawlessly by means of a continuous cord loop and clutch assembly, with no lift cords or tapes to detract from their clean appearance.

  • MOUNTING OPTIONS
    Shadings can be mounted inside or outside the window opening. They can also be end mounted. Nantucket shadings can be ordered in widths up to 108" and heights up to 96".

LONG-LASTING RELIABILITY
Nantucket window shadings are a collection of Silhouette® window shadings. Nantucket shadings are reliable and durable and offer the same Hunter Douglas lifetime limited warranty,

Nantucket: Design And Operation:
CORD LOOP
OPERATION
Nantucket shadings are operated using a continuous cord loop. As shown in the illustration below
(Fig. 4), from the fully raised position [1], pulling down on the rear half of the cord loop lowers the shading
[2, 3]. After it is fully lowered, continue to pull down on the cord. This pivots the bottom rail and opens the fabric vanes [4]. When the vanes are wide open [5], two limit stops in the headrail prevent further cord movement in that direction.

With the fabric vanes wide open, pulling down on the front half of the cord loop first closes the vanes [6, 7] and then raises the window shading [8]. When it is fully raised [1], the limit stops again halt cord movement, preventing the bottom rail from being retracted too far into the headrail.
 Light Control
With the shading in the fully lowered position, the continuous cord loop is used to adjust the fabric vanes from open to closed, and anywhere in between. Light control is at your customer's fingertips. (Note: The degree of maximum vane closure varies slightly from the top to the bottom of the shading.) 		Oversized Limit Stops
Oversized limit stops are used to prevent the bottom rail from rotating into the inside of the headrail
(Fig. 5).