Changing Vertical Blinds From Side Opening To Split Opening

Stack positions are oriented looking at them from the inside where the vertical blind is mounted.

Changing vertical blinds from side opening to split opening.

Would like the blinds to be able to stack on that side also. Each blind has both a draw chord and a chain that opens and closes the slats on the same side. The task of changing the opening and closing direction of the vanes does not require expensive tools or accessing the internal components of the vertical blind. They will draw to the right where the vanes can be tilted closed.

The split stack position sometimes referred to as center open draws the vanes to the center. I want to use both of them on a large window. This will allow the blinds to open on the right side if needed. If you have a hinged door then you need to opt for split stacking vertical blinds.

Finish by reattaching the vanes. To change the control from one side to the other first remove all vanes if already attached. Side stack vertical blinds other vertical blinds open from either side and get stacked on one side of the door completely. You can get your vertical blinds customized to open at the center instead of on the sides.

Gently push up on the outside edge of the valance if installed until the valance clip clicks free of the vertical blind header. The left stack position has the vane slats stacking on the left. You can dismount the vertical blinds and turn them around so you can mount them the other way. Split stack vertical blinds vertical blinds opening from the center are known as split stack vertical blinds or center open vertical blinds.

But need to be able to change the operating mechanism somehow in order for the blinds to have a side draw. If you have a side opening or stacking vertical blind and you want to change the direction of its operation to the center the headrail must be changed. I have two vertical blinds each with a centre draw split. They open to each side and leave a stack of vertical blinds on either side of the window or door.