Cased Pleated Blind
The form where fabric and mechanism work inside a closed aluminium cassette. The dust-protected, clean-lined upper segment.
What Is Inside the Cassette?
What shows when the cover opens is simple. Pleated fabric held by tension cords and the slim rail arrangement guiding it. The cassette’s job is to separate this mechanism from the outside world — to run it without dust, contact or visible hardware.
- The cover hides the mechanism; the cassette surface stays clean
- The fabric gathers inside the housing even when closed
- Mounting connections are made from behind the cassette
Cassette Series
Three depths. Chosen by the state of the mounting surface.
| Series | Depth | Application |
|---|---|---|
| Slim Cassette | The narrowest profile | Fits the glazing bead and narrow niches |
| Standard Cassette | Mid depth | Wall and ceiling mounting |
| Deep Cassette | Wide volume | Thick fabrics and wide blinds |
What the Cassette Delivers
Six concrete advantages of the closed housing.
- Dust ProtectionThe fabric stays inside the cassette. Cuts the maintenance load in busy spaces.
- Clean LookThe mechanism is hidden. The blind reads as a single line on the window.
- Pleat PreservationWith no outside contact the fabric’s folding form lasts long.
- Service AccessThe cover opens and the unit is serviced if tension adjustment is needed.
- Colour MatchThe cassette is produced in the same colour as the joinery from the profile chart.
- Hidden FittingsMounting hardware stays behind the cassette. No visible screws.
Questions About the Cased Pleated Blind
What does the cased model add?
Does the cassette depth limit mounting?
Is inside-cassette maintenance needed?
Does every fabric fit the cassette?
The darkening scenarios where the cased rail is preferred are detailed in the bedroom application; the measurement-based budget is worked out on the price calculator.
Let’s Talk the Cassette Series
Once the mounting surface and depth conditions are relayed, the cassette series and fittings are recommended.
