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Deluxe Light Filtering Double Cellular Shades Reviews

What customers say about it, in their own words.

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4.70

Based on 2,505 reviews

Ease of Installation
4.7 out of 5
Quality of Product
4.8 out of 5
Value of Product
4.4 out of 5

Customer Reviews

What customers say

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Customers love the perfect fit, easy installation, and high-quality appearance of these shades, which effectively filter light while keeping rooms comfortable and stylish. Many praise the excellent customer service, fast shipping, and accurate measurements, with cordless and motorized options appreciated for their smooth operation and convenience. Overall, customers find these shades to be a durable, beautiful, and worthwhile upgrade for any home.

462 reviews with 4 stars · Clear filters

  • One of the 5 shades

    One of the 5 shades I ordered is slightly mis-aligned when closed (left side doesn't close as fully as right side). The shade rail is slightly off-level when not full closed, which is somewhat annoying. Other shades are fine and good quality at the low price point. Overall happy with Blindster products and customer service.

    Stephan ·

  • :)

    :)

    Kristin ·

  • So far so good!! We've

    So far so good!! We've only had them a couple weeks.

    Sheilah ·

  • only got two Brackets, needed

    only got two Brackets, needed three.

    James ·

  • The cordless shades are not

    The cordless shades are not that easy to close if the window is long like mine.

    Mary A ·

  • Cordless overpriced

    All great until the cordless adds 25% to the bill.

    Michael ·

  • Good blinds

    The blindster Top down - bottom up blinds we received are good quality product for the price we paid. We base our opinion having ordered Top down - bottom up from Hunter Douglas in the past. The Hunter Douglas, in our opinion, are a higher quality product, however at a much higher price.

    Tom R ·

  • Cellular shades

    They sure were cheaper than their competitors, but they are much thinner material and more transparent. I do like them but the Bali shades I have in the bedroom are much better quality.

    Loraye ·

  • Love the up down top bottom shade!

    I am very happy with my purchases of a down - up shade. The only draw back is the release button that you push to move the shade up or down is a bit tricky. It is easy enough though.

    Leslie ·

  • Double Cellular Shade

    The shade is nicely made and I'm using it over a large bathroom window. The color is a wonderful gray and it goes well with my gray and white bath. The size is good, too. Thank you, Blindster, for your detailed help with the measurements. Can't beat the value either either. Thank you!

    Marlene ·

  • Cellular Blinds

    Great blind, I had trouble with the up/down lock thingy on it. Customer service was great with helping me.

    Sherry S ·

  • In process of whole house cellular shade replacement.

    I just finished installing my 17th premium double cellular shade, believe I have another dozen to install later. (Replacing 13 year-old Graber units that have become increasingly inoperable.) I am impressed with the shades quality, material looks good, although somewhat lighter weight than my previous shades, manufacturing quality shows care, shipping is properly packaged and protected, Blindster's order turn around is very good and by and large you have kept me informed of manufacturing, shipping release and order tracking well and your price was right. My only complaint -- that prevents me from giving you a five star review - deals with top rail bracket hangers. The leading edge on the brackets requires me to press the top rail very tightly on the window frame in order for it engage. I believe a slight downward tilt to the front edge if the bracket would be very helpful in attaching the shade top rail. Doing a 58 inch shade in an elevated position is somewhat more difficult due to the bracket not fully engaging. While I'm on the bracket subject, I assume you're aware that the "back screw" if used, can impede the removal of the top share rail as it's height prevents the rail from moving back in order to disengage the shade. Where I felt I needed this second screw for holding strength, I used a pan-held screw that didn't interfere with the rail removal. Maybe you'd like to include this item as part of the installation instructions.

    Ray ·