2 Inch Super Value Cordless Faux Wood Blinds Questions & Answers
What shoppers asked about it, answered by our team.
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131 questions · page 12 of 14
How much light is filtered out of the super value vs. the deluxe faux wood blinds?
Asked by Jenna F ·
Hello Jenna, Both products will let in the same amount of light. When the slates are open the light will stream through them when closed there will be a little bit of light coming through them.
Answered by Blindster ·
I'm looking at the 2" faux wood blinds do you split the blinds for the sliding glass door?
Asked by Robert ·
Hello Robert, On this product the only way to do that is to order two separate blinds. In the 2" Premium collection you can order it on a 2 on 1 head rail for your sliding glass door.
Answered by Blindster ·
I want 2" faux wood blinds for my french doors. How can I secure the bottoms to prevent unnecessary movement.
Asked by Bill G ·
Hello Bill , When you go through the order process there is this item called Hold downs select yes for that option. This part secures your blind to the door so it does not swing when the door opens and closes.
Answered by Blindster ·
My windows measure 34.75 x 59. What size do I order for inside mount? 34.75 x 60?
Asked by Glenn ·
Hello Sue, When ordering inside mount you will order the exact size of your window opening and we will make the necessary deductions for you. So in this case you will order the blind at 34 3/4 " x 59 and the width will come in 1/2" less over all. For the height if you want to add an inch you can do that any height that is extra will just sit on the bottom or your window sill.
Answered by Blindster ·
I ordered faux blinds from you 6-12 months ago & wanting to order more but i don't remember which ones or color i got??? Could you help me out here?? Sandra & Jim Lewis, Joshua, TX
Asked by Sandra L ·
Hello James, Thank you for your question. The product that you ordered before was the 2 1/2" Premium Faux wood blinds color Alabaster 275. Let us know if you need any other assistance.
Answered by Blindster ·
How do I get a discount or a sale?
Asked by Linda M ·
Thank you so much for your interest! We are always running sales on our website. You just need to enter the code in the correct box when you place your order. The box is in lower left side of the shopping cart page.
Answered by Blindster ·
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 ·
The window frames in our home are beveled. There is about 3 inches from the most outer part of the frame to the window, but is it possible for us to flush mount these (or any blinds for that matter)? The frame is a series of curves, starting out wider at the outside of the window frame, and getting narrower toward the window.
Asked by Ilana T ·
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