PVC Vertical Blinds Questions & Answers
What shoppers asked about it, answered by our team.
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99 questions · page 10 of 10
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Asked by Robyn ·
Thank you for your interest! All of the products on our website are made using the regulations established by the Federal Child Safety Council. However, please order with the wand control to eliminate cords that can be dangerous. If you are talking about durability, all of our products are covered under a Limited Lifetime Warranty for manufacturing defects. However, this particular vertical is the lowest gauge (thinnest) of PVC and does not withstand abuse well. If you think that the vanes will be pulled (which is not covered by warranty) then you might be better off ordering the higher gauge verticals. Or you can order vane savers (metal pieces that reinforce the top of the vertical) at an extra charge. Please call 888-256-8672, option 1 for sales to discuss further.
Answered by Blindster ·
Can they be fastened at the bottom of blind to make more secure? They are going in a boat
Asked by Al ·
Thank you for your interest! Unfortunately, we don't offer a hold down system for vertical blinds.
Answered by Blindster ·
I am interested in ordering an outside mounted vertical blind. Could you tell me what the "stack size" would be? This will help me determine the width needed. Thank you
Asked by Dale ·
Thank you for your interest! The stack size would vary based on width. A 60" wide blind would stack at approximately 10 1/8". A 100" wide blind would stack at approximately 16".
Answered by Blindster ·
On the smooth vertical blinds if I order in grey, are both sides grey or is the outer side white?
Asked by Linda M ·
Thank you so much for your interest! Both sides are grey.
Answered by Blindster ·
My picture window consists of two double hung windows each 42" width x 63" high. Above them is all glass measuring 72" wide x 27" high. I wouldn't mind and would probably prefer two separate blinds so I might open just one side at a time. Do you have any suggestions as too what I should keep in mind when choosing the style. I like the Roman and the straw fabric styles.
Asked by Bill P ·
Thank you for your interest! Yes, you can mount 2 blinds or shades above or inside the window opening. How you do this depends on the type of blind/shade you want. Please call one of our sales associates at 888-256-8672, option 1 for sales. They will be able to help you narrow down your choices by explaining the advantages and disadvantages of choosing each type of blind. Then they will help you measure correctly.
Answered by Blindster ·
Verticals that are 129" wide, how much space to they take up when fully drawn open? With a 10' foot sliding door, am I better served to install 2 sets of blinds rather than 1?
Asked by John P ·
Thank you for your interest! We can make verticals 129" wide but the shipping fee is $150 per order and it will have to be shipped by motor freight. Please call on of our sales agents at 888-256-8672, option 1 for sales for more detailed information and the price. Many people do install 2 sets of blinds rather than 1 on wider windows. But you have to order 1 blind that opens to the right and 1 blind that opens to the left to avoid having a stack in the middle of your door. Ordering 2 blinds also helps you avoid any oversize freight charges.
Answered by Blindster ·
Can I buy just vertical slats without the mechanical portions.
Asked by Sal S ·
Thank you for your interest! Unfortunately, we do not sell just vertical vanes unless you are purchasing extra vanes for a blind that is on the order you are placing. Mainly because it usually costs more to get just the vanes than it does to purchase an entire new blind.
Answered by Blindster ·
On the vertical blinds, can they be made to have a right and left side controls
Asked by Patti ·
Yes, with vertical blinds you can have both controls on either the left side or the right side.
Answered by Blindster ·
Do you have tracks fot thevertical blinds that can mount on the ceiling
Asked by Kit ·
Our tracks for our vertical blinds are universal. That means you can mount them to the side, back or up. You won't need any "L" brackets.
Answered by Blindster ·