Deluxe Light Filtering Double Cellular Shades Questions & Answers
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I'm interested in a double-cellular push-up, pull-down cordless blind for a window with an inside measure of 31" wide X 52" high. The inside stop is beveled with only 1/2" of flat surface. Can your product(s) be mounted to that narrow of window frame stop?
Asked by Leon B ·
Thank you for your interest! Unfortunately, for a cordless shade you need a minimum of 1" recess to install inside the window. You could, however, use a cord lifted top down/bottom up shade. Or you can mount the cordless shade on the outside above the window opening.
Answered by Blindster ·
I only have 1 1/2 inch for inside mount...I don't think that is enough; any feedback on how outside mount lookst
Asked by CC ·
Thank you for your interest! You only need 1/2" recess (depth of the window) to mount a corded shade and 1" recess to mount a cordless shade. However, the shade will extend outside of the window opening when mounted. Most customers don't mind this but some do. The main difference in an outside mount is that you will be covering some or all of the window opening and/or trim. You just need to give some thought as to what you want it to look like in the room and how much of the window you want to cover. You also have to make sure you have 1" of flat surface to mount the shade above or to the side of the window. Please call one of our sales associates at 888-256-8672, option 1 for sales to get more information.
Answered by Blindster ·
You show the blinds in a arch type window bottom up top down style can we do this without any kind of crossbar above or across the top??
Asked by Branham ·
I am not sure what you are asking. Please explain further.
Answered by Blindster ·
I want to order the top down bottom up cordless shades, but how do you get the top down on a cordless without getting on a stool to get up that high? Is that option really that practical?
Asked by Joan ·
Thank you so much for your interest! Most everyone can reach the top of normal windows. I am very short and can reach up at least 72". The drop of a cellular shade when it is fully raised is usually between 3" and 8". If you can't reach the top then the cordless TDBU wouldn't make sense. Our Premium cellular shades come with a corded TDBU option. Please call 888-256-8672, option 1 for sales to get more information from one of our sales agents.
Answered by Blindster ·
Is there a problem with moisture, if we they are installed in a bathroom
Asked by Dale R ·
Thank you so much for your interest! The fabric is made of polyester and will withstand some moisture.
Answered by Blindster ·
do you send out samples of colors
Asked by Loretta ·
Yes Blindster sends samples in a very timely manner and they matched the blinds I ordered perfectly.
Answered by Blindster ·
How do we get the cords to come down...we have pulled straight down and to the left and/or right, but the shades will not drop down.
Asked by Joella S ·
I got the cordless option, so no cords to deal with.
Answered by Blindster ·
with these shades are you able to be seen from the outside? Are there any cellular shades or shades with such a look that will let in light that you cannot really "see in" from the outside?
Asked by Laura T ·
All light filtering cellular shades (including the Premium LF Double Cellular Shades you are looking at) will provide privacy and let in some filtered light. Sometimes when there is a bright light on in the house and the shades are a light color, shadows may be visible from the outside. Please contact us at 888-256-8672, option 1 for sales if you need more detailed information.
Answered by Blindster ·
Hello, I have 4 windows side by side, almost like a bay window. Approximately 104" wide in total. The blinds would need to be outside mounted. SHould I buy 4 individual blinds to cover each window or one large blind to cover all four windows. Thank you, LIsa
Asked by Lisa ·
The only product we have that comes wider than 104" as a single unit is roller shades. It is usual to order 4 individual blinds to cover each window. This will give you more options for light control and will save you the oversize shipping fee of $75 per order (for blinds wider than 94"). To get the right sizes for your blinds: Window panes in the window are equal - Measure the overall width of the area you want to cover, subtract 1/2" for each gap between blinds (1 1/2" for 4 blinds because you would have 3 gaps) and divide it by the number of blinds/shades you are hanging in the window. Order the blinds as outside mount. These instructions are for a flat wall. Bay windows (windows that have angles between the blinds) must be calculated using a different method. We have detailed instructions for measuring bay windows on our blog at http://blog.blindster.com/how-to-measure-bay-windows-for-blinds/. Please remember that we are here to help. Our sales team is trained to do these calculations for you. So, please don't hesitate to contact us at 888-256-8672, option 1 for sales.
Answered by Blindster ·