The updated system moves away from traditional joined rail sections, utilizing a telescopic track that installers can shorten to fit specific window or door dimensions. This focus on modularity extends to the panels themselves, which feature a removable design allowing users to swap fabrics for different colors or performance needs without replacing the entire hardware assembly. The system offers three primary fabric tiers: blackout, light-filtering, and a natural-look woven series.
To address common light-leakage issues inherent in panel systems, Graywind has tightened the mechanical tolerances. The new configuration increases panel overlap up to 11.5 cm for blackout versions and reduces the gap between adjacent panels to 10 mm. The hardware includes user-centric refinements such as concealed leveling screws, a height-adjustable bottom rail, and an adjustable control wand to accommodate different mounting heights.




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