2 Inch Premium Cordless Faux Wood Blinds Questions & Answers
What shoppers asked about it, answered by our team.
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519 questions · page 17 of 52
On the deluxe faux wood blind where is the button located to raise and lower the blind and is that how the Next level up blind also works.
Asked by RoseAnn V ·
Hello RoseAnn, thank you for your interest in Blindster! The button on the 2" Deluxe Cordless Faux Wood is located in the middle of the bottom rail. It is the same lift style as our 2" Premium Faux Wood Blinds.
Answered by Blindster ·
Are faux wood blinds room darling
Asked by Richard ·
Hi Richard, thank you for your question! Yes, when these faux wood blinds are in the closed position, they will darken a room, light can not come through the slats material but small amounts of light may come through the route holes where the ladders run through. Light seepage around the sides of an inside mount is possible as well.
Answered by Blindster ·
Hello. I asked yesterday if I could get the faux wood blinds in 82" length and my questioned was answered yes, but, on the drop down arrow for the length the longest it will allow me to choose is 72".
Asked by Tina S ·
Hello Tina, I am so sorry for the mistake yesterday. The Deluxe Cordless category can only go to 72". We have adjusted the discrepancy in our specifications. We do offer larger heights in our Premium Cordless Faux Wood category that will fit your needs, it has a max height of 84" and can be customized to your exact height: https://www.blindster.com/2-inch-cordless-faux-wood-blinds/
Answered by Blindster ·
Can I get these in 82" length?
Asked by Tina S ·
Hello Tina, thank you for reaching out! This particular category comes in 6" height increments. If ordered for an 82" high opening the blind height will actually come in at 84".
Answered by Blindster ·
Can you buy replacement brackets if needed?
Asked by Dennis ·
Hi Dennis, thank you for your question! Yes, replacement brackets are available for a nominal charge.
Answered by Blindster ·
I have a large window that is 113" wide & 75 1/2" L. I am not a fan of vertical blinds & have your faux wood blinds throughout my house. I would like to put these on this window. Is 96" in width the max you can make these? If so, would you recommend me splitting it into two or three blinds?
Asked by JB ·
Hi JB, thank you for your question! Yes, 96" is the max-width that we are able to make these blinds. I would recommend splitting up the width into individual blinds (I would break them up however the window is broken up whether that is 2 panels or 3 panels). This will help with the weight of the blind as well as longevity.
Answered by Blindster ·
Is it possible to order the No Tool faux wood blind of size 20" width x 20" height? The size selection drop down list does not allow height less than 24" in height for faux wood blinds, but can go down to 10" in height for real wood blinds. Is this a error for the No Tool faux wood blind air selection list? Thanks.
Asked by Dan N ·
Hi Dan, thank you for reaching out! The minimum height for this product is 24". Unfortunately, they can not be made any shorter.
Answered by Blindster ·
The blind I'm replacing is 31"Wide x 43" Length. Do I order that exact size?
Asked by Nancy L ·
Hi Nancy, thank you for reaching out! If you are ordering to mount this blind inside the frame, then you will want to measure the inside of the window opening itself and provide us with those exact measurements to the nearest 1/8". For inside mount blinds, the factory will automatically take a deduction off the size you provide. If you are ordering an outside mount (mounting outside or above the window frame) then you will provide the exact size blind that you are looking for. I have attached a video link of our measuring instructions: https://youtu.be/gokrfjurr6Y
Answered by Blindster ·
Do you plan to offer this product in 1" width and in one of the off-white shades in the future? Time frame?
Asked by Cynthia ·
Hello C R, thank you for your inquiry. I am not sure if a 1" faux wood is going to become available.
Answered by Blindster ·
Are these magnetic valances made to adhere the blind to a steel door?
Asked by Mama O ·
Hi Mama O., thank you for your inquiry! No, these magnetic valances that we offer will magnetize to the metal headrail of the blind. The blind itself though will need to have the brackets attached by using screws.
Answered by Blindster ·