Cassette Venetian Blind
The form where the top rail works inside an enclosed aluminium channel rather than open. Mechanism and fittings stay behind the cassette.
Cassette Series
Three depths. The mounting surface’s allowance and the slat stack make the choice.
| Series | Profile | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Slim Cassette | The narrowest profile | Tight niches and limited allowances beside beads |
| Standard Cassette | Medium depth | General choice on wall and ceiling mounting |
| Deep Cassette | Wide volume | Gathered stack on wide slats and long blinds |
What the Cassette Adds
Six results of moving from an open rail to an enclosed channel.
- Mechanism ProtectionThe mechanism runs inside an enclosed channel; dust build-up and impact risk fall.
- Clean LineTop rail and fittings stay invisible. A single cassette line reads on the window.
- Hidden FixingsMounting hardware stays behind the cassette. No visible screws or brackets.
- Colour MatchingThe cassette is produced in the same colour as the joinery from the profile chart.
- Service CoverThe cover opens — adjustment and maintenance are done without removing the mechanism.
- Depth RuleCassette depth is chosen to the slat stack; gathered height stays inside it.
Questions About the Cassette Venetian Blind
How does the cased Venetian differ from the standard?
The slat stack and operation are the same; the difference is the top mechanism being carried inside an enclosed aluminium channel. The mechanism is protected from dust and fittings are hidden.
Does cassette depth limit the mounting?
The cased form wants more depth than an open rail. The slim series is applied in tight niches, standard or deep on free surfaces.
Does it run motorised?
Yes. It suits the in-cassette motor arrangement; supply and remote are planned at survey.
The window and niche types where the cased rail is used are shown in the application areas; on-joinery installation is explained under on-sash mounting.
Let Us Discuss the Cassette Series
Once window allowance and slat stack are known, the right cassette depth is recommended.
