2 Inch Deluxe Cordless Faux Wood Blinds Questions & Answers
What shoppers asked about it, answered by our team.
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do faux wood blinds look like wood blinds?
Asked by Rimma k ·
Thank you for your interest! The fauxwood blinds do look like wood blinds. However, there are some differences: Fauxwood blinds weight approximately 50% more than wood blinds and the slats are much more flexible. This requires more ladders on the slats to keep them supported properly and straight. Please order samples so you can see the look for yourself.
Answered by Blindster ·
I am looking at buying these blinds for our rental. I'm wondering what the durability is like?? Also do you know how well they hold up in the heat? Do they warp etc?? Thank your for your time.
Asked by Doniell ·
Thank you so much for your interest! These blinds are very durable. They are stable up to 106 degrees. Warped blinds would be covered by our Limited Lifetime Warranty.
Answered by Blindster ·
I messed up. I ordered blinds for my daughter's house. I misread her writing and ordered a blind 24 x 60. It should have been 24 x 64. Is there any way to send this one back and get it lengthened or would it be cheaper to just order another one?
Asked by Elizabeth R ·
I'm so sorry you ordered the wrong size. Unfortunately, mistakes do happen. That is why we have a Fit or Free Guarantee. We will pay to get you a new blind made to the new size. All you will need to pay is $15 shipping fee plus any price difference between the incorrect blind and the new blind. Please call 888-256-8672, option 2 for customer service or email us at [email protected].
Answered by Blindster ·
how much smaller in width than the window width do I need? My window is 701/4 Annette
Asked by Annette ·
Thank you so much for your interest! If you are mounting inside the window frame you should order using the window opening width (smallest of the measurements at the top, middle & back).
Answered by Blindster ·
Blinds under 11" specify "no lift". Does this mean I can not raise the blinds for cleaning, sunlight, etc.?
Asked by Patti P ·
Thank you for your interest! Yes, when it says "no lift" there will be no lift cords to raise the blind. There isn't enough room in the headrail for both mechanisms. You will still be able to tilt them open and closed.
Answered by Blindster ·
We are comparing the faux wood and cellular blinds for our bedroom. We are interested in both insulation and light filtering (but not necessarily blackout). I found an insulation rating for the cellular but not for the faux wood. Is that because the faux wood really doesn't do much to insulate? Please advise. Thanks!
Asked by Andy ·
Thank you so much for your interest! Cellular blinds were created to give insulation. Fauxwood blinds do give some insulation but only when the slats are tilted closed. That is why there is no rating on the fauxwood blinds.
Answered by Blindster ·
how are these blinds with blocking light? I cant find anything that says how well it blocks light if at all.
Asked by Christa G ·
Not answered yet.
What is the difference between the faux wood and super value faux wood blinds? There is quite a price difference but the pictures look very similar.
Asked by Mary ·
Thank you so much for your interest! Both the Super Value and Deluxe Fauxwood Blinds are ready-made blinds. They are mostly made overseas, sent the U.S. and then the factory will adjust the width and height according to your order. The difference in these 2 products is that they are made by different factories here in the U.S, the colors are more limited and the sizes are also limited. The Premium Fauxwood Blinds are custom-made here in the United States. These custom-made blinds are available with options (routeless construction, cloth tapes, etc.), in a wider variety of colors, and are made in larger sizes.
Answered by Blindster ·
I am getting a different price every time I put in the measurements, is there a reason for that change?
Asked by Brooke ·
Thank you for your interest! All of our products vary in price by size. It takes more material and components to make a bigger blind and the freight costs more.
Answered by Blindster ·
Can these be used for French doors and front doors? If so how do you mount them?
Asked by Annie ·
Thanks for your interest! These blinds can and are used on doors. You would need to mount them above or to the side of your window (and trim if you have it). If you choose to mount them above the glass then you need to add at least 3 inches to the height of your actual window (and trim if you have it) measurement. If you mount them to the side of your glass you would need to add at least 2 inches to the width and 1 1/2 inches to the height of your actual window (and trim if you have it) measurement. You will need to make sure that you have room to make your blind wider and that it will not interfere with your door handle. The additional height is for the hold down brackets at the bottom (holds the bottom of the blind in place so it doesn't move when you open the door). Either way, you should order your blinds using the actual width and height of the area you want to cover with the blinds. Please call one of our sales agents at 888-256-8672, option 1 for sales to get more specific information.
Answered by Blindster ·