Fabric Vertical Blinds Questions & Answers
What shoppers asked about it, answered by our team.
Customer Reviews (336)Customer Questions
84 questions · page 5 of 9
I have a sliding glass door that we would like to install vertical shades; however, we have a large wood casing that is built around the door. Having a balance would not work. How would it look not having a valance? I am assuming it is added for a finished look. Do you have any photos of others not using the valance?
Asked by Debbie ·
Hi Debbie! If you need further assistance with this project please call us at your convenience. We are in the office 8a-7p CST Mon - Thu and 8a - 5p Fridays. 1-888-256-8672. You can also email in at [email protected].
Answered by Blindster ·
Are vertical plastic replacement slats available?
Asked by Ruuter ·
Hi Ruuter! We do not sell the vertical vanes only at this time, I'm sorry about that.
Answered by Blindster ·
Valance comes with the order. Right
Asked by Robert L ·
That is correct, they will come with a standard valance.
Answered by Blindster ·
I had purchased some of the faux wood blinds two years ago and have had a lot of them break off. Do the fabric blinds last longer?
Asked by Nicole E ·
Hello Nicole, I'm sorry to hear about the vanes breaking off. Yes, I do believe that the fabric vanes will last longer however the fabric vanes are going to let more light in than what the faux wood vanes do. Please give us a call at the office at your convenience and we can assist you with your order and help you with options. 888-256-8672, option 2 for customer service.
Answered by Blindster ·
Do the fabric vertical blinds offer enough privacy for a bathroom window?
Asked by Carol ·
Hi Carol! You are not going to be able to see through the vanes, they just let light in. However, for additional privacy and light control you can add a PVC backing to insert the fabric vanes.
Answered by Blindster ·
I am ordering 80 inch high vertical blinds. Our current vertical blind vanes are 80 inches. Which puts the top of the vane just above the top of wood trim. So it is safe to assume the headrail mounts above that and requires the 1 7/8 flat surface. Correct?
Asked by Pat ·
Hi Pat! When ordering to replace an existing outside mount vertical blind it is important to remember to provide the full height of the FULL BLIND and not just the vane size. You want to provide the exact width of your existing vertical blind track and then the height of your existing blind from the top of the track to the bottom of the vane and these are the sizes you would provide. Bear in mind that once that is provided the width of the valance will automatically come wider to overlap around the edges of your track.
Answered by Blindster ·
How do you clean fabric vertical blinds?
Asked by Steve ·
Hi Steve! We suggest using a light duster to maintain and if there are any stains then using a very damp cloth with a mild detergent and spot cleaning the areas. We do not suggest submerging them in water.
Answered by Blindster ·
is the track included
Asked by Doris b ·
Not answered yet.
Hi. I am considering these vertical blinds for our four season sunroom. first, I am worried they will clank together with ceiling fans on. do the weights stop that? Second, just how "light filtering" are they exactly. Most have a rating of 10-100% light filtering. I must know due to direct sun for hours. thank you.
Asked by Linda S ·
Not answered yet.
Do the panels have chains or ropes tying the bottoms together or do they hang freely?
Asked by Michael ·
Hi Mike, they hang freely.
Answered by Blindster ·