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Cordless Day/Night Single Cellular Shades Questions & Answers

What shoppers asked about it, answered by our team.

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  • Hi! In a q and a, it was recommended to order top down/down up as an option. Where do I find this? Thanks!

    Asked by Claire ·

    Hello Claire, thank you for reaching out! This category does not have a top/down bottom/up option. The day/night shade function similarly to how one would, however, you can not completely open the top (light filtering) portion. That will stay fixed to the headrail. Please feel free to give us a call for further details at 888-256-8672, option "1" for Sales.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • Can you please tell me the amount of space the stack will take up for a 65" long shade when fully opened to the top? Thank you.

    Asked by Sarah E ·

    Hello Sarah, thank you for your question! The stack should be around 6 - 6 1/2" for that height.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • How much of a deduction is taken off the width for an inside mount?

    Asked by Kyle ·

    Hi Kyle! Thanks so much for reaching out! The factory will deduct approx. 3/8 to 1/2" from the width you order to allow space for proper operation.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • What color is the exterior facing side of the shade? Are they same as the inside?

    Asked by Skylar ·

    Hi Skylar, thank you for your question. The cellular shades in this category are going to be the same color on both sides. So the color you select on the front will be the color that is on the back as well.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • Can the blackout shade be on top?

    Asked by Larry ·

    Hi Larry, thank you for your question. Unfortunately, we are not able to put the blackout portion on top of the shade. The light filtering shade will be on top and the black out portion will be on bottom.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • What length does the top of the Deluxe Cordless Day/Night Single Cellular Shades take up when shade is up, on a window that is 36" long.

    Asked by Mary S ·

    Hello Mary! The stack will be approximately 3" for this size on this product.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • Are there any images of what the window coverings look like when all the way opened up? How far to they cove thee window?

    Asked by Laurie C ·

    Hello Laurie, Thank you for reaching out. We don't appear to have anyone that has sent us a picture of this shade completely open. Please give us a call at 888-256-8672, option 1 for sales and we can have a representative assist you in getting a picture sent your way.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • Locally, I have seen a shade like this, but it is a double cell shade for blackout and single cell sheer for daytime. Do you have a double cell blackout with this light filtering (not sheer) shade or one like i have described?

    Asked by WC ·

    Hello WC, thank you for reaching out. Unfortunately, we do not offer a double cellular day/night shade. They are single cellular only for both the blackout and the light filtering portions.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • Am I understanding correctly that the Deluxe Cordless Day/Night single cellular shades are TWO shades? One for light filtering and one for blackout?

    Asked by Colleen M ·

    Hello Holly! Thank you for your interest in Blindster! Yes, our Day/Night shades will be a light filtering shade at the top and the blackout shade will be at the bottom. It will be similar to a top/down bottom/up operation.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • Is it possible to get a top-down/bottom up option on the day/night shades?

    Asked by Denise ·

    Hello Denise, thank you for your inquiry. These will be a top-down/bottom-up construction. The day (light filtering) portion of the shade will be the top down function and the night (black out) portion of the shade will be the bottom up function.

    Answered by Blindster ·