Graywind launches Manual Sliding Track Blinds 2.0 for flexible living spaces
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Graywind, a custom window-treatment brand based in Santa Clara, California, has launched its latest product, the Manual Sliding Track Blinds 2.0, designed for flexible living spaces. The new system, available as of July 30, 2026, offers adaptable sizing, customizable fabrics, and various opening configurations, making it suitable for wide windows, sliding doors, and room dividers.
The next-generation panel-track system features a telescopic track that expands to the target width without the need for joined rail sections, allowing it to accommodate different openings and room layouts. Customers can customize the number of panels, opening direction, fabric performance, and visual character to suit their specific needs for light control, privacy, and space planning.
In versatile applications, such as patio doors and bedrooms, the blinds can manage daylight and privacy. At patio doors, the panels can mitigate glare and provide privacy, while in bedrooms, blackout fabrics, panel overlap, and tighter spacing can create a darker environment. The system also serves as a room divider in homes, studios, and workspaces, offering a flexible alternative to constructed walls.
Design-wise, the Manual Sliding Track Blinds 2.0 can be used as a light-filtering, solar, or natural-look woven fabric option, with single-direction and center-opening layouts to suit traffic flow. The system's versatility continues as interior needs evolve, with replaceable panels allowing customers to refresh color, texture, or light-control performance.
Installation and user experience are further enhanced with adjustable construction features. Installers can correct variance by shortening the rail, and a concealed leveling screw ensures proper panel alignment. A height-adjustable bottom rail simplifies setup, while an adjustable control wand adapts to mounting heights and user reach. Color-matched mounting hardware ensures a coordinated appearance across residential and professional settings.
To address common light gaps in sliding-panel systems, Graywind increased minimum panel overlap from 4 cm to 7 cm and offered 11.5 cm for blackout configurations. The distance between adjacent panels was reduced to 10 mm, and the headrail wraps around the carrier zone. These changes distinguish the product in comparisons to blackout and light-filtering versions.
The MUSE Design Awards recognized the system's appearance and mechanism, awarding it a Silver prize. The Roman Gray finish, with its warm taupe-gray tone and brushed-metal effect, features a discreet laser-etched logo, aligning well with both residential and professional interiors.
Graywind offers 3 types of fabrics, blackout, light-filtering, and natural series, available on its website with custom sizing, cordless wand control, and a five-year warranty. The new blinds represent a significant upgrade in flexibility and functionality for those seeking custom window treatments for their homes or commercial spaces.