2 Inch Premium Cordless Faux Wood Blinds Questions & Answers
What shoppers asked about it, answered by our team.
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how do you raise and lower cordless blinds?
Asked by Debbie ·
With our Safelock Cordless system, there is a button at the bottom of the shade that is used to both raise and lower the shade.
Answered by Blindster ·
We have a multitude of blinds that were cheaply fabricated and need to be replaced. What is your warranty on the life and operation of your products?
Asked by Sterlin R ·
Hi Ann, We are definitely happy you are with us. Here is the link to view our warranty info: https://www.blindster.com/our-policies.html#Lifetime-Warranty. This will give you a break down of how this works for us. Thank you for your time.
Answered by Blindster ·
Do you have any shades or blinds for circle top windows?
Asked by Sterlin R ·
Hi Ann, We do not carry any arched window coverings at this time. Thank you.
Answered by Blindster ·
What are the considerations when selecting the width of the slats? Our windows are deep enough for 2" slats however the wider slat appear more visible (obstructing) when opened versus 1" slats>
Asked by Sterlin R ·
Hi Ann, It's just a matter of how much depth you have in your window openings and preference on how much view you want out of your windows. The wider the slat the wider the view is out of the windows. Thank you for your time.
Answered by Blindster ·
Blinds for wider windows tend to be difficult to lift due to increasing weight due to the slat material. For example, several of our existing blinds have to be lifted with one hand while pulling the cord. Does your lifting mechanism have any advantages over your competitors? Are the cordless blinds spring loaded to assist with opening the blinds?
Asked by Sterlin R ·
Hi Ann, When it comes to the cordless system there is a spring that does assist but as they gather up you are correct they do get heavier and this is why we do recommend with larger windows to separate them in sections if possible to help alleviate that issue. Thank you for your time.
Answered by Blindster ·
Are these available in horizontal mount
Asked by Joe ·
Hi Joe, These have box brackets that can mount from the sides, tops or back. Thank you for your time.
Answered by Blindster ·
What considerations should be given to selecting blinds with a vertical cord through a hole in the slat or slats that can be slid in or out? Any benefit of one over the other?
Asked by Sterlin R ·
Hi Ann, It sounds like you are referring to the "Privacy/ Routeless" option that we actually do not have for any of our Faux Wood Blinds. We do carry a 2" Privacy Real Wood Blind but it does not have the Cordless option. The benefit of the privacy option is to eliminate the holes in the center of the slats to provide more privacy and less light leakage while being able to remove your slats to clean them and then place them back. Hope this helps. Thank you for your time.
Answered by Blindster ·
Your prices indicate or state discounts are available. How are these discounts obtained?
Asked by Sterlin R ·
Hello Ann, You can check on our main page for our updated promos on the top of our main screen, you can check on our "Specials" tabs and/ or you can sign up to receive our promotional updates and sometimes our marketing team will send you out unique codes that you can use. Thank you for your time.
Answered by Blindster ·
For cornered windows, how deep is the valance? I believe that i would subtract this dimension from one of the sets of blinds.
Asked by Vince ·
Hi Vince, The full recess with the valance attached is 3 1/4" deep. Thank you for your time.
Answered by Blindster ·
Are black walnut and dark walnut labeled correctly on your site? It seems the black should be darker but it doesn't appear that way online.
Asked by Bridget ·
Yes, they are. Most of the time, this is where we ask customers to order our free samples, because the dark walnut does have a bit of a red tone to it, while the black walnut is closer to a true black in person.
Answered by Blindster ·