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2 Inch Deluxe Wood Blinds Questions & Answers

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  • how deep is the stack for 2" wooden blinds 48 inches long? how deep is the stack for 1" wooden blinds 48 " long? is the stack for faux wood blinds the same as for Wood blinds?

    Asked by Nancy ·

    Hello Nancy, In our 2" wood and fauxwood the stack height is going to be about 7 1/8". If looking at the 1" wood and fauxwood the stack height is going to be about 10 3/4".

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • I ordered blinds from you and intended to do my whole house as I could afford. I'm ready to purchase my second order but it appears you have dropped the color I had chosen for the first two rooms in my house. Is 4714-2" Prem Wood Blinds - Hickory 4714 ever going to be in stock again?

    Asked by Mark H ·

    Hello Hurbert, The color Hickory has been discontinued and no longer is available. We can send you samples if you would like.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • What are magnetic valance clips?

    Asked by Dallas ·

    Hello Dallas, The magnetic valance clips are attached to your valance so that the valance goes up on to your head rail with out any installation.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • HI! Is the cordless system an electrical operated mechanism?

    Asked by Cb ·

    Hello Cb, No they are not electrical operated. There is a button that you push to raise and lower the blind.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • How does one clean the faux or wood blinds? We have old Levelor 1" slat aluminum blinds now, and they are difficult to keep clean, mostly it is dust in the summer. I can't imagine these to be any better? What would be the easiest blind style to keep clean. We have a passive solar home, windows floor to cieling and wall to wall on the bottom floor, so lots of blinds needed.

    Asked by Scott ·

    Hello Scott, We suggest that customers use a Swiffer duster to clean our wood or faux wood products. If a stain gets on the slate materials you will just have to wash it off with a paper towel and mild detergent.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • Is the white color of these blinds a bright white?

    Asked by Michelle ·

    Hello Michelle, The color that is the whitest in this category will be the color white 6700.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • i have a window with a arch and no divider, can you still make the wood blinds

    Asked by Mike ·

    Thank you so much for your interest! It depends on the with of your window. Anything over 48" wide will need a center support bracket. Please call one of our sales agents at 888-256-8672, option 1 for sales to get more specific information.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • I would like to install these with an inside mount. The specifications for an inside mount minimum depth dimension (1 3/8") differ when compared with the measure and install instructions minimum depth (1"). My windows have a 1" depth measurement. Can I use an inside mount?

    Asked by Jim ·

    Thank you so much for your interest! The minimum depth required for this product is 1 1/8". The last part of your question was cut off. Please call 888-256-8672, option 1 for sales. Thank you for letting us know that our specifications were wrong on the website.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • I have 3 windows each about 36 x 61" L but are mounted all together making the total width about 9". How do I measure so that there are no gaps & is there a molding to tie it all together. I want no holes for light to come through and the easiest way to open & close. I want a 2" faux wood. We live on a small lake so the view is nice when the blinds are open, but don't want light in at night. What do you suggest? I heard about you on the Rush Limbaugh show. I ordered from blinds.com last time and the cords are already beginning to look worn, unlike the blinds we've had for 15 or more years made by Levalor. The string holding the blinds together looks brand new and is much more heavy duty. Please advise

    Asked by K W ·

    Thank you so much for your interest! If you are mounting the 3 blind inside one window opening: Measure the overall width of the window (smallest measurement at the top, middle & bottom of the window). Measure from the middle of the mullion (divider between the windows) to the outside edge on both sides. Then measure from the middle of the mullion on the left to the middle of the mullion on the right. These 3 measurements should add back to the overall width measurement. You can use the three width measurements to order your individual blinds as inside mount. The normal factory deductions for inside mount blinds should give you enough room to mount all 3 blinds inside the window. The gaps between the blinds should be centered on your mullion to eliminate light. If you are mounting outside the window opening you just measure the overall width you want to cover. Then measure from the center mullion to the outside edge of this area on both sides. Then measure from center mullion to center mullion. You will need 1/2" gap between each blind to mount the blinds, so deduct 1/4" from the width measurement of the 2 outside blinds and 1/2" from the width measurement of the center blind. You can get a common valance for either type of mount but we will need the top width of the window opening for an inside mount or the top width of the area you want to cover for the outside mount. I would not recommend that you install routeless blinds side by side. The slats will move around as they are tilted and lifted. Please call 888-256-8672, option 1 for sales to get more detailed advice.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • Hi! Is is possible to raise the blinds partially with the cordless system?

    Asked by Bonnie G ·

    Thank you so much for your interest! Yes, you can raise the blinds to a partially raised position.

    Answered by Blindster ·