2 Inch Deluxe Wood Blinds Questions & Answers
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168 questions · page 5 of 17
is the price for 1 blind
Asked by Anita ·
Hello Anita, thank you for your question! The cost per line item will be based on the quantity you entered. It defaults as qty: 1 but you if increase the quantity the cost when then calculate for the total number of blinds you entered for that line item. Please give us a call at 888-256-8672, option "1" for Sales, if we can assist you further.
Answered by Blindster ·
what are the dimensions of the valance of 2" wood blinds?
Asked by Pam ·
Hi Pam, thank you for your question! The 2" Premium Wood blinds will have a 3" crown molded valance with hidden magnetic clips, Upgraded colors will have a 3" colonial (flat) style valance only with hidden magnetic clips.
Answered by Blindster ·
My blind goes up and down crooked. It seems the string is too loose on one side. What do I do?
Asked by KATHERINE S ·
Hello Katherine, I'm so sorry that your blind is not raising and lowering correctly. Here is a trouble shooting video that should resolve the issue. Please let us know if it does not. We can be reached at 888-256-8672, option "2" for Customer Service or [email protected]. https://www.timberblinds.com/support/how-to-videos
Answered by Blindster ·
When we close our blinds, we tilt them up, not down. Someone commented in the reviews that the finish on the backside of their blinds was not suitable. We would need white. Is the finish the same on both sides?
Asked by Jim J ·
Hello Jim, thank you so much for your question! The 2" Premium Cordless Wood Blinds will be the same finish on both sides of the slat. When selecting a White color, the front and the back will both be painted the same color.
Answered by Blindster ·
I have a 71 in width and a 34 in height. Is 71 in too long? Would you recommend two sets of blinds? Thanks, Paul
Asked by Paul T ·
Hello Paul, thank you for your question! A 71" width wood blind will do fine as a single unit and is covered under warranty (if you order as one unit I would recommend the cord tilt type). I would recommend 2 sets of blinds if this is a window that is frequently raised and lowered, breaking up the weight like that will help lengthen the life of the lift cords.
Answered by Blindster ·
I have a 71 in width and a 34 in height. Is 71 in too long? Would you recommend two sets of blinds? Thanks, Paul
Asked by Paul T ·
Hello Paul, thank you for your question! A 71" width wood blind will do fine as a single unit and is covered under warranty (if you order as one unit I would recommend the cord tilt type). I would recommend 2 sets of blinds if this is a window that is frequently raised and lowered, breaking up the weight like that will help lengthen the life of the lift cords.
Answered by Blindster ·
Hello I previously ordered the 2" blinds in the Hickory 4714 olor. What color would be the closest color in the current colors offered? Thanks
Asked by Duane ·
Hello Duane, thank you for your question. I would recommend ordering samples of the 2" wood colors Gunstock 4710 and English Walnut 4708 and see which one would match best for you. Unfortunately, we do not have the color Hickory anymore to compare it to.
Answered by Blindster ·
Hello I previously ordered the 2" blinds in the Hickory 4714 olor. What color would be the closest color in the current colors offered? Thanks
Asked by Duane ·
Hello Duane, thank you for your question. I would recommend ordering samples of the 2" wood colors Gunstock 4710 and English Walnut 4708 and see which one would match best for you. Unfortunately, we do not have the color Hickory anymore to compare it to.
Answered by Blindster ·
Hi, I live in a area that gets very humid in the summer, sometimes my home gets up to 85% humidity in the summer time . I want to put these blinds in my living room. Will these wood blinds warp?
Asked by Dan ·
Hi Dan, thank you for reaching out! No, the multi-coat finish process on these wood blinds includes a UV inhibitor to protect the finish against fading and warpage.
Answered by Blindster ·
Can I use this type of blind for a patio door? Are there different installation mounts needed since it will be installed on a door as opposed to drywall?
Asked by Lynn ·
Hi Lynn, thank you for your question! Yes, you would want to order as an outside mount for this type of application. The brackets provided are universal so they will have holes on the back of the bracket that will allow you to surface mount them on to the door. The screws provided are standard 1 1/4" hexhead wood screws so different screws may need to be purchased separately say if you are mounting on a metal door. I would also recommend hold down brackets as well (they also may require different screws than the ones provided) to ensure that the bottom rail is secured.
Answered by Blindster ·