No Tools Cordless Top Down Bottom Up Single Cellular Shades Questions & Answers
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Do you have a picture of a outside mount and possibly in sage green?? Instructions on outside mount?
Asked by Marcia O ·
Hello Marcia, thank you for your inquiry! We are going to send you a separate email with a couple of images we found. Also, here is a link to the pdf file to instructs how to install these shades as an outside mount: https://www.blindster.com/documents/2020-07-20-Installation-No-Tools-Cell-Shades.pdf.
Answered by Blindster ·
Will these work for a door? Can they be mounted from the back instead of the sides
Asked by Donna ·
Hi Donna, thank you for your question! Yes, these can be ordered as an Outside Mount and used on a door.
Answered by Blindster ·
I have an 80" wide window. Would my getting 2, 40 inch blinds work and if so, would there be a big seam where the two blinds would meet in the middle of the window?
Asked by Lynn F ·
Hello El, thank you for your question! Yes, this would work as you can top mount these headrails. If ordering as an inside mount, when butted together, these would have about 3/8" - 1/2" gap in between.
Answered by Blindster ·
I would like to use this blind in my kitchen to keep my plants from getting sunburned. My window frame is tiled and the bottom is laminated. Will the No Tools Required work for this? Thank you
Asked by Judee ·
Hi Judee, thank you for reaching out! The No Tools brackets are able to be mounted to tile as long as the surface it is adhering to is smooth and flat.
Answered by Blindster ·
Would these be okay with casement windows? They would certainly need to be outside mount. Also, would the material be okay in an open kitchen or would they be prone to being soiled or affected by steam?
Asked by Christine ·
Hello Christine, thank you for reaching out! Yes, these would work as an outside mount application. You will want to make sure that you have at least 1" of flat surface area to adhere the brackets to. As far as being mounted in an open concept kitchen, these will do well as long as there is good air circulation throughout. I would not, however, mount these in an area that would be exposed to direct steam as that can affect the pleat folds. Any stains that might occur can be removed by taking a damp cloth and spot cleaning the fabric.
Answered by Blindster ·
My walls have a little texture to them. Will the adhesive brackets permanently stick to them or do the walls have to be completely flat?
Asked by Michele ·
Hello Michele, thank you for reaching out. The No Tools brackets are going to work best on a smooth even surface. However, a little texture on the walls is going to be OK. The goal is to make sure that the adhesive will have as much even contact with the frame as possible.
Answered by Blindster ·
Do the blinds slide back and forth in the mount to be able to center whether they are inside or outside mount?
Asked by Michele ·
Hello Michele, The mounts on the cellular shades attach along the width of the headrail. Once installed you will have some room for adjustment if you need to center, but the brackets themselves will not move.
Answered by Blindster ·
Will the adhesive stick to glass?
Asked by Ron ·
Hi RA, thank you for your inquiry! Yes, these No Tools adhesive brackets will stick to glass.
Answered by Blindster ·
how hard is it to reposition / remove if you get the placement of the adhesive wrong?
Asked by Shannon C ·
Hi Shannon, thanks for reaching out! While meant for permanent application, you are able to remove the adhesive strips if done carefully. You will not be able to reuse the adhesive once the bracket is removed, another pair would need to be sent. To remove, you will need to break down the adhesive. You can do that by putting a blow dryer on low and warming the adhesive so that it loosens up. From there you can follow our instructions for the Removal of the brackets. I have attached a link to the mounting instructions that will also include instructions on the removal process: blindster.com/documents/No-Tools%20Cordless%20Cellular%20installation%20instructions.pdf
Answered by Blindster ·
Can these be installed on a window frame that is angled at the top? The window is taller on one side than the other - it does not go straight across at the top. Thank you
Asked by Mary ·
Hello Mary, The no Tools brackets need a flat surface so angles would not work for this product.
Answered by Blindster ·