Deluxe Light Filtering Double Cellular Shades Questions & Answers
What shoppers asked about it, answered by our team.
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I need the blind to completely sit very tight on my kitchen window sill, not letting in any light at the bottom. Would it be wise to add several inches to the height measurement to insure this can happen?
Asked by K ·
Hello K, adding a few extra inches to the bottom can help ensure that the bottomrail will sit flat on the bottom of the sill. Please keep in mind though, it is possible for light to still seep through around the perimeter of the shade from the other 3 sides due to installation brackets at the top and the inside mount deduction on the left and right hand sides.
Answered by Blindster ·
Is this price per blind
Asked by GARY ·
Hello Gary, thank you for your question. All of our prices are based on size/special options (if selected) and a quantity of one.
Answered by Blindster ·
Do you supply color/fabric swatches of the different blind colors offered?
Asked by Moneka ·
Hello Moneka, thank you for your question. Yes, you can either go here: https://www.blindster.com/free-samples to find the sample swatch of the material you'd like to see. Or you can order them off of the product page. It looks like you were looking at our Deluxe Light Filtering Double Cellular Shades here: https://www.blindster.com/shades/cellular-shades/deluxe-light-filtering-double-cellular-shades?c=Khaki You can go to this link and then select the "Free Sample" icon under the particular colors you'd like to see and it will add them to your cart in the top right corner. Hit the cart button once you've selected your samples and you'll be prompted on how to check out from there. Please reach out to us at 888-256-8672 if you need further assistance. We're also available via Live Chat as well. Thank you for your interest in Blindster.com!
Answered by Blindster ·
Hello, What is the depth size of the bracket and shade for the Deluxe Light Filtering Double Cellular Shades. I wanted to make sure it would fit inside the window frame area. Thanks Matt
Asked by Matthew M ·
Hello Matthew, thank you for your question! You will need at least 1 3/8 inch of depth to mount the shade inside the window opening. The total depth from front to back of the shade + bracket is: 2 1/2 inch. This is the minimum amount of depth you would need in order for the shade to be completely flush and not stick out any past the window opening.
Answered by Blindster ·
Does the color Amber come with Cordless Top Down/Bottom Up option? If not, what color option is closest?
Asked by Paul ·
Hello Paul, thank you for your question. Mocha looks to be the closest color-wise. But, I would highly recommend getting samples of Mocha, as well as Sand, and Sunkissed, just to compare because they are all close and one may end up working better for your particular set up and to also get a feel for this fabric. Also, please note that the headrail and bottomrail on this product will look different than those on the Cordless Light Filtering Top Down Bottom Up Cellular Shades.
Answered by Blindster ·
I would like to get 3-4 sample colors prior to placing my order. Can you assist me. I am a prior customer
Asked by Nicole ·
Not answered yet.
Will the deluxe light filtering double cellular shades hold up in a humid area like a bathroom?
Asked by Kenda S ·
Hello Kenda, We do not suggest this type of polyester material in a bathroom.
Answered by Blindster ·
Do the cellular shades reduce glare? We don't want black out shades but need to reduce glare on a computer screen.
Asked by Mary K ·
Hello Mary Beth, Cellular shades do reduce glare with out having to go full blackout. Light filtering will achieve the look you want.
Answered by Blindster ·
Is there any information on the amount of light coming through the various blinds, single vs double, etc.
Asked by Marion ·
Hi Marion, there is not any information say percentage wise about the amount of light. A single cellular shade is going to let in more light than a double cellular shade. A double cellular shade is also going to give better insulation due to the material being doubled. The lighter a color is the more light will pass through, the darker colors will absorb more light. However, a White single cellular shade will let more light through than a White double cellular shade.
Answered by Blindster ·
Can these shades be used for a sliding patio door?
Asked by Melissa ·
Hello Melissa, thank you for reaching out! Our #1 recommendation for sliding patio doors is going to be our vertical blinds. However, we have had customers install cellular shades. I would break the shade up into at least 2 and mount the shades side by side. That should help extend the life of the shades by breaking up the weight.
Answered by Blindster ·