We carry Skandia brand GrandView wood blinds and arches and we want to brag on them a bit. These blinds bring out the best in a room with the sumptuous look and feel of real wood. Having handled many brands of blinds, we can honestly say that the Grandview blind is one of the best on the market. They have a look and finish that just looks top of the line. They are often confused for far more expensive Hunter Douglas wood blinds.
With today’s styles ranging from highly contemporary to all out country and every realm between, GrandView wood blinds and arches are at home with any style decor. Handcrafted of basswood, these blind and arches come in a variety of finishes and colors. From painted to stained there’s a finish guaranteed to work for your decor design.
GrandView wood blinds have two valance options: the standard GrandView valance with a traditional style, or an upgraded valance with a contemporary look. The valance clips are hidden upon installation. Another feature of this blind is the option of tape ladders. Tape ladders give the choice to make a statement by either subtly complementing the color and finish of the blind or adding contrast to the decor. With the rectangular bottom rail, tape ladders are ensured a finished look and stay flat to the windowsill. Controls can be specified as wand control or cord control. Certain applications can and will dictate which control option is to be used to ensure function ability and ease of operation. The wand control is of the same color wood.
GrandView blinds are made with the low-profile head rail that takes up less space and helps eliminate unsightly light leakage. The head rail is also narrower than the valance so less of the head rail is visible. The ends of the wood slats are carefully painted with a double-pass technique with a color-matched paint. This technique grants the blind a tailored, furniture-quality finish.
We are always happy to provide Grandview wood blinds by Skandia Window Fashions. The end product is always one that makes us feel good about the work that we do. With that said, we would love to help you with your next wood blind project. Also, for a quick idea of what your project might cost, please check out our online wood and faux wood blind cost calculator.
With today’s styles ranging from highly contemporary to all out country and every realm between, GrandView wood blinds and arches are at home with any style decor. Handcrafted of basswood, these blind and arches come in a variety of finishes and colors. From painted to stained there’s a finish guaranteed to work for your decor design.
GrandView wood blinds have two valance options: the standard GrandView valance with a traditional style, or an upgraded valance with a contemporary look. The valance clips are hidden upon installation. Another feature of this blind is the option of tape ladders. Tape ladders give the choice to make a statement by either subtly complementing the color and finish of the blind or adding contrast to the decor. With the rectangular bottom rail, tape ladders are ensured a finished look and stay flat to the windowsill. Controls can be specified as wand control or cord control. Certain applications can and will dictate which control option is to be used to ensure function ability and ease of operation. The wand control is of the same color wood.
GrandView blinds are made with the low-profile head rail that takes up less space and helps eliminate unsightly light leakage. The head rail is also narrower than the valance so less of the head rail is visible. The ends of the wood slats are carefully painted with a double-pass technique with a color-matched paint. This technique grants the blind a tailored, furniture-quality finish.
We are always happy to provide Grandview wood blinds by Skandia Window Fashions. The end product is always one that makes us feel good about the work that we do. With that said, we would love to help you with your next wood blind project. Also, for a quick idea of what your project might cost, please check out our online wood and faux wood blind cost calculator.
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