Deluxe Blackout Fabric Roller Shades Questions & Answers
What shoppers asked about it, answered by our team.
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162 questions · page 12 of 17
My roller shade does not wind all the way to the top anymore. How can i fix this?
Asked by Annette ·
Hi Annette, thank you for reaching out! I am so sorry your roller shade is not winding all the way to the top anymore. There is an easy fix for these cordless roller shades. I am pasting a YouTube video link below. If this does not work please email us at [email protected] and we would be happy to assist you further. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1ZvoR3R-jI
Answered by Blindster ·
I have cellular shades on the inside frame of my bedroom window. I would like to add an additional roller type "blackout" kind just on the outside of the window opening. How would this mount?
Asked by Mark V ·
Hello Mark V., thank you for your inquiry! If the cellular shade you have currently is flush mounted inside the window opening, you should have no issues mounting the outside mount roller shade to the wall (or window frame if at least 1 1/2" high or 2 7/8" high if ordering with cassette).
Answered by Blindster ·
This window is upstairs facing the street. Is the blind see through from the street?
Asked by Veronica ·
Hi Veronica, thank you for reaching out! No, this black out material is opaque and you can not see through it.
Answered by Blindster ·
Two of my windows have a slightly larger width. They are 106 wide and about 63 long. I don't want to order two shades for one window. Can you help?
Asked by Ms. R ·
Hi Ms. R., thank you for your question! Unfortunately, this product can not be made anymore than 103" wide as a single shade. If you did not want to order as 2 separate shades, I did find a solar shade category that might work as a substitute? Check out our Premium Blackout Solar Shades, they can be made as a single shade to the size you need: https://www.blindster.com/solar-shades/premium-blackout-solar-shades/
Answered by Blindster ·
Hi, can the reverse role shade be mounted to the drywall above the window? Will I be able to add a valance as well? Also, if I want full coverage of the window trim, how many extra inches should I add to the width measurement? Thank you
Asked by DianeL ·
Hi Diane, thank you for your question. Unfortunately, reverse rolls must be top mounted only. You will not be able to outside mount these off the surface of the drywall. The reverse rolls are also not able to have a cassette valance on them either. If space allows, on an outside mount, we recommend adding 2-3" to your width measurement to help eliminate light seepage.
Answered by Blindster ·
I have a 20 foot foyer with a large window. Is it possible to equip a shade with a long enough chain to use on this window?
Asked by Ryan ·
Hi Ryan, yes, please give us a call and we can add those special request notes to your order right after the order is placed.
Answered by Blindster ·
what is the cost for the chain lifts and the cassette topper?
Asked by DECOR B ·
Hi Debi, thank you for your inquiry. There is no additional charge for the chain lift option. The charge for the cassette option will depend on the size of your shade. You can input your size measurements and select the cassette option and it will calculate the cost for you. If you need assistance please give us a call at 888-256-8672, option "1" for Sales. We'd be happy to help you!
Answered by Blindster ·
We are wanting to put a roller shade in a picture window that is approx 96 w 45 L. Will this take two panels or one long one. I have not installed one so I am not really sure which one is avail. or not. Would recommend the roller or another type of shade, we want something to darken the room .
Asked by Roger K ·
Hello Roger K., thank you for your inquiry! You would be able to do one large shade at this size. It will have a chain lift on it. It will be heavy at this large size (but it is the lightest window covering option). 2 shades would break up the weight and increase the longevity of this shade, but it may allow light to seep in in-between the 2. It is important to note that if you order 2 separate shades and mount the the brackets side by side, there will be approximately a 1 1/2" gap between the fabric of the 2. I would recommend either a blackout roller shade or a blackout cellular shade. Please give us a call at 888-256-8672, option "1" for Sales and we can ask additional questions and see which window treatment would best suit your needs.
Answered by Blindster ·
Can these roller blinds be mounted on the window trim as an outside mount with a cassette valance?
Asked by Erin D ·
Hi Erin, thank you for your inquiry! Yes, as long as the trim is flat and is at least 2 7/8" tall, you will be able to mount it on the trim.
Answered by Blindster ·
The color roller shade in the first photo appears to be a medium brown color...but I don't see that as an option for this style. Do you have any roller shades offered in a brown color?
Asked by Cindy T ·
Hello Cindy T., Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, we no longer have a brown color available in our roller shades. Our blackout solar shades still have a brown option, called Mushroom. We recommend taking advantage of our free samples that we offer and having a piece of the fabric sent out to you first to make sure this color will work: https://www.blindster.com/solar-shades/premium-blackout-solar-shades/
Answered by Blindster ·
