2 Inch Premium Cordless Faux Wood Blinds Questions & Answers
What shoppers asked about it, answered by our team.
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can you see through when closed
Asked by Howard ·
Hi Howard, With blinds when they are closed you would not be able to see through the actual slats but if you are near the window from outside you would be able to see through the route holes slightly where the strings go through and hold the slats together. You would have to literally be right up against the window though. Thank you for your time.
Answered by Blindster ·
What's the difference between the value cordless and the deluxe cordless?
Asked by Megan ·
Hi Megan, The 2" Super Value Cordless Faux Wood Blind is constructed with a durable 2" x 1 1/2" PVC headrail with a 2 1/2" standard flat valance and the cordless system is where you use your hand to manually raise and lower the bottom rail freely . The 2" Deluxe Cordless Faux Wood Blind is constructed with a durable 2 " x 2 1/4" metal headrail with a 2" crown molded valance and you operate this blind with a unique Safelock push button that is located at the center of the bottom rail and you hold this button in and raise and lower the rail where you want it and then release that button.
Answered by Blindster ·
Are these waterproof? I need a waterproof blind for a bathroom window. What is hte actual material of the faux wood blinds?
Asked by Sd ·
Hi SD, The faux wood blinds are made of PVC which does withstand moisture the best and is what we recommend for locations such as bathrooms and in front of kitchen sinks. Bear in mind we do not suggest the actual head rails getting direct water since they have several components in them but the actual blind would be fine. Thank you for your time.
Answered by Blindster ·
If the window measures exactly 34" wide, do I have to take 1/8" away from the 34" total? Making it 33 7/8"?????
Asked by Sonja L ·
Hi Harold, We appreciate your inquiry. When ordering for an inside mount you do want to provide the actual measurement of the opening of your window and the manufacturer will make the allowances on the widths so the blind will not scrape the sides of your opening. We do suggest using a steel tape measure and measuring a few spots. If they vary we want the smallest widths and highest heights for an inside mount. Thank you for your time.
Answered by Blindster ·
Can you get this cordless blind with the tilt wand on the left side?
Asked by Barbara L ·
Hi Barb, The clear wand tilt on this particular collection will always be on the left hand side when you are looking from inside of your home out. Thank you for your time.
Answered by Blindster ·
This would be for our front window & we would like 2 blinds on 1 headrail, can this be accommodated, would they look like 1 long blind when they are opened or closed?
Asked by Linda H ·
Hi Linda, The Cordless Blinds do not have the option for a multiple blind on 1 head rail, I'm sorry about that. You would have to split the blind into separated blinds altogether. Thank you for your time.
Answered by Blindster ·
Is the actual blades 34" or is it 34" from each end of the bracket?
Asked by Kevin ·
Hi Kevin, I believe you are referring to the width and if so this depends on what mount you are requesting. If you are requesting an inside mount then remember that the manufacturer will be making their 1/2" allowance to the overall width given so that the blind does not scrape the sides of your opening. If you are ordering as an outside mount then the width of the blind itself will be the width you ask for. Please be sure to check out the proper measuring instructions we have available for you prior to ordering and if you need any further assistance please call in at 888-256-8672 anytime M-T 8am- 7pm CT and F 8am- 5pm CT. Thank you for your time.
Answered by Blindster ·
What type of blind is best for insulating the window, and to use on sliding patio doors?
Asked by Carla C ·
Hi Carla, When it comes to a blind unfortunately they are not meant for insulating because they are slatted so a lot of air escapes from the route holes and in between each slat. The best and most popular product for insulation is either a cellular shade or shutters. As for the best product to use on a sliding door, the most common selection is a vertical blind since they can slide side to side. Hope this helps but if you need any further assistance please give us a call anytime M-T 8am- 7pm CT and F 8am- 5pm CT at 888-256-8672 and one of our agents would be more than happy to help. Thank you for your time.
Answered by Blindster ·
HOW TO INSTALL THESE BLINDS?
Asked by LONNIE P ·
Hello Lonnie, Here are our instructions for how to install the blinds. https://www.blindster.com/documents/Horizontal-faux-Wood-Blinds-super-deluxe.pdf
Answered by Blindster ·
How easy are your blinds to raise and lower ? Our current blinds are a pain in the neck.
Asked by Tom ·
Hello Tom, Our blinds are very easy to raise and lower. When you get blinds over 84" wide you will have to support them from the bottom rail when raising them up.
Answered by Blindster ·