Norman Shutter Overview- ByPass Track, Offset Tilt

This shutter shows the difference between a closed bypass track and an open bypass track. (Bi-Pass track, Bipass track, ((spelling options)). It also shows the least used tilt system, the offset tilt. The company used was Norman Window Fashions, also known as Norman Shutters. Kempler Design is a broker that uses the best company for your needs. We work with many different fabricators to make sure that you are provided with exactly what you need. To discuss you project with us, please contact us at kemplerdesign.com
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[@Animeche]

Thanks for the video.

[@lyndsaydelbalzo9583]

Hi one of mine fell off how do I get it back on? it does not have a tilt bar
i emailed them and no help

[@PaulKempler]

Contact me and I’ll be happy to try and assist you. But a better option might be to contact the company you purchased from and ask for their help. Either way, I hope you find a solution.

[@jimj.9291]

How many inches does this protrude into the room on 4.5" louvers?

[@PaulKempler]

Hello Jim, thanks for writing. The open bypass track is available in the 2 1/2”, 3” and 3 1/2” louver size from Norman Window Fashions. If you wanted a 4 1/2” version, we’d have to talk to some specialty companies to see if they could accommodate your needs. The simple answer is about 10-11 inches, but it depends on various considerations. If you would like to discuss it, please contact us. Thanks for watching our video.