Deluxe Room Darkening Fabric Roller Shades Questions & Answers
What shoppers asked about it, answered by our team.
Customer Reviews (379)Customer Questions
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Will the white actually block out ALL light? I need my room pitch black at night. It does not need to blackout daylight for our needs.
Asked by Rachel ·
Hi Rachel! Acrylic backed room darkening fabric blocks from 90% up to 99% of light (back of fabric is white). Room darkening percentage varies by color. Lighter colors let in more light than darker colors. Bear in mind that there will be light leakage around the edges.
Answered by Blindster ·
Will the white actually block out ALL light? I need my room pitch black at night. It does not need to blackout daylight for our needs.
Asked by Rachel ·
Hi Rachel! Acrylic backed room darkening fabric blocks from 90% up to 99% of light (back of fabric is white). Room darkening percentage varies by color. Lighter colors let in more light than darker colors. Bear in mind that there will be light leakage around the edges.
Answered by Blindster ·
This is my first time measuring for roller shades and I want to make sure I get it right. Other sites say to round to the mearest 1/8 of an inch if your windows are between sizes. Is this also the case for measuring shades from here? I've read the measuring instructions and watched the video and I didn't see this referenced anywhere. Maybe I missed it but I need guidance because some of my windows are between sizes. (1/16" or 1/32") Thanks.
Asked by Marcial M ·
Hello Marc, With the inside mount you will measure the top of the window frame and give us the nearest 1/8' measurement and round down when it comes to the inside mount width. Then take the height measurement to the nearest 1/8" in there places ( Top, Middle and bottom) and round up.
Answered by Blindster ·
This is my first time measuring for roller shades and I want to make sure I get it right. Other sites say to round to the mearest 1/8 of an inch if your windows are between sizes. Is this also the case for measuring shades from here? I've read the measuring instructions and watched the video and I didn't see this referenced anywhere. Maybe I missed it but I need guidance because some of my windows are between sizes. (1/16" or 1/32") Thanks.
Asked by Marcial M ·
Hello Marc, With the inside mount you will measure the top of the window frame and give us the nearest 1/8' measurement and round down when it comes to the inside mount width. Then take the height measurement to the nearest 1/8" in there places ( Top, Middle and bottom) and round up.
Answered by Blindster ·
i want to order an ice blue roller shade. is the valance the same color?
Asked by Nick ·
Hi Nick! Thank you for your question. The valances are color coordinated to the fabric colors. Ice Blue will receive a silver cassette valance with an insert of the ice blue fabric across the front.
Answered by Blindster ·
i want to order an ice blue roller shade. is the valance the same color?
Asked by Nick ·
Hi Nick! Thank you for your question. The valances are color coordinated to the fabric colors. Ice Blue will receive a silver cassette valance with an insert of the ice blue fabric across the front.
Answered by Blindster ·
On your website one of the choices for lift is the cordless spring roller on the roller shades. Is this a manual style(where you pull down and then hold on to the shade while it raises)? or similar to others I have seen that only need a finger to raise?
Asked by Cary D ·
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My window is 46" wide. What size width should I order for the Deluxe Room Darkening Fabric Roller Shade? Thanks
Asked by Penny ·
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If you order the pull down blinds in fabric with the valance, what is the height of the valance?
Asked by Penny ·
Hi Penny! The height of the valance is 3" and the depth is 3 1/4".
Answered by Blindster ·
If you order the pull down blinds in fabric with the valance, what is the height of the valance?
Asked by Penny ·
Hi Penny! The height of the valance is 3" and the depth is 3 1/4".
Answered by Blindster ·