2 Inch Deluxe Cordless Faux Wood Blinds Questions & Answers
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we are looking for 3 faux wood blinds 45"x25" and 1 52"x16" in a Barn wood color..face mount
Asked by Cheryl ·
Hi Cheryl, thank you so much for reaching out. Take a look at these 2 categories. These will give you some great options if you are looking for a barn wood color. Also, we offer free samples of all of our products/colors that we recommend receiving before the actual order is placed to ensure it will be the color that is perfect for you! 2" Premium Cordless Faux Wood Blinds - Group B - https://www.blindster.com/faux-wood-blinds/2-inch-premium-cordless-faux-wood-blinds-group-b/ 2" Premium Cordless Faux Wood Blinds - Group C - https://www.blindster.com/2-inch-cordless-faux-wood-blinds-group-c/
Answered by Blindster ·
I have exactly 2" between the header of the dual cellular shade and the outside of the trim... is there enough room to fit the new header and shade so that it doesn't protrude past the trim?
Asked by Don ·
Hi Don, thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, there is not going to be enough room. The depth measurement from front to back of these 2" faux wood blinds is 3". Our 1" faux wood blinds might be an option. They only require 1 3/4". Please feel free to give us a call at 888-256-8672, option "1" for Sales, for further details.
Answered by Blindster ·
I only have a 1.25 in. wide metal surface for mounting. Do you have any blinds that I can attach to that surface? I see where 2" faux wood blinds requires more than a 2 in. flat surface Thanks!
Asked by Ty ·
Hi Ty, it looks like all of our wood and faux wood products will require more than a 1 1/4" flat mounting surface if installing as an outside mount. Our 1" aluminum blinds are an option as well as many of our shades. We'd be happy to help you look for more options if you'd like to give us a call at 888-256-8672, option "1" for sales.
Answered by Blindster ·
Hi, Thanks for the answer. You mention that 1" aluminum are an option for the 1.25" wide mounting area. I notice that you specify 1.5" min. for those blinds. Do you still think 1.25" width is adequate for mounting? Thanks,
Asked by Ty ·
Hello Ty, are you installing these as an inside or an outside mount? Please give us a call at 888-256-8672, option "1" for Sales and we can ask you questions about your project to help you determine which product is going to work for your space.
Answered by Blindster ·
Can these blinds be attached in such a way that they open / close from top to bottom? Thereby allowing some privacy, yet allowing ventilation and more direct light from the upper part of the room. Thanks in advance for your time and reply. Thank you.
Asked by Cindy ·
Hi Cindy, thank you so much for your question! Unfortunately, all of our faux wood blinds, including this category, are only going to operate from the bottom raising and lowering. Our cellular shades however have categories that will do the top/down bottom/up lift that you are looking for. https://www.blindster.com/cellular-shades/
Answered by Blindster ·
Where are these made?
Asked by Lori A ·
Hi Lori, These blinds are manufactured in Texas using some foreign components.
Answered by Blindster ·
What is this product made of? Is this PVC?
Asked by Jojo ·
Hi Jojo! Yes, this product is made of PVC.
Answered by Blindster ·
Are these smooth or do they have the wood grain look?
Asked by Elizabeth d ·
Hi Elizabeth! They will have a smooth texture only for this collection.
Answered by Blindster ·
How do I purchase the "value" blinds? When I put the information in, it changes the price from $12+ to $39+
Asked by Donna ·
Hi Donna! All of our products are custom and the pricing you find originally is the default standard pricing which is normally for a 24" w x 36" h shade. Pricing will vary depending the size you need and specs you enter.
Answered by Blindster ·
how long does the motors typically last for the motorized shades before they start to fail? trying to facture cost vs longevity vs nonmotorized
Asked by Ray ·
Not answered yet.