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Is there an option to install these blinds with screw-in brackets? I need the no-tools brackets for french doors, but the windows next to the doors have textured walls and the no-tools brackets require a smooth surface.
Asked by Amy ·
Hello Amy, we can get you some of the standard brackets for this product as well. Please give us a call at 888-256-8672 and we'd be happy to help you with this order.
Answered by Blindster ·
May I order one shade to see quality and then if pleased order remaining at sale price?
Asked by Susannah ·
Hello Susannah, yes, we'd be able to help you with that. Please give us a call at 888-256-8672 and we can get that done for you.
Answered by Blindster ·
If I have a window that is 110" wide, can I not do a 2-on-1 headrail with 2 blinds each 55" wide? I can order two 55" blinds separately but the single headrail doesn't seem to be an option.
Asked by Jrdn ·
Hello Jrdn, thank you for your question. The widest a single headrail can be made is 96" wide. For an overall width of 110", 2 individual shades would need to be ordered.
Answered by Blindster ·
Would it be better to have cordless or corded for the shade if it is hanging over a sliding patio door that we will be opening daily? It gets quite a bit of use with our dog going out.
Asked by Cheryl ·
Hi Cheryl, thank you for your question. It is hard to say as we would not recommend this type of shade for a patio door, especially one being operated day to day and the possibility of pet damage (especially to the fabric) would increase if this shade is hovering above the floor. Our vertical blinds are our number 1 recommendation for patio doors. If vertical blinds is not an option, then I may even suggest buying 2 shades and butting them side by side so that you only have to operate one side that the door is on and it breaks up the weight a bit on these shades. Cordless is definitely a more pet friendly option.
Answered by Blindster ·
Can it be attached to the top of a door using this adhesive bracket?
Asked by Cathy ·
Hello Cathy, thank you for your question! Yes, as an outside mount you will be able to mount these above the door.
Answered by Blindster ·
Can the fabric be removed for washing?
Asked by Calmetta ·
Hello Calmetta, thank you for your question! No, the fabric is permanently attached to the headrail and can not be removed.
Answered by Blindster ·
Can it be attached at bottom for glass door?
Asked by Donna ·
Hello Donna, thank you for your question! I'm sorry, this product does not offer hold downs and can not be attached at the bottom.
Answered by Blindster ·
When this shade is pulled all the way up, what is the height of the stack approximately? Thanks!
Asked by Marci ·
Hello Marci, thank you for your question! The stack height will depend on the overall height of the shade. When raised up it can be approximately 8-12" in height.
Answered by Blindster ·
what's the difference between flat, soft and plain folds in the Roman blinds?
Asked by Kelly ·
Hello Kelly, thank you for your interest! I'll go over the differences below: Plain Fold - This shade forms pleated sections that cleanly fold and stack at the top of the window when completely raised, the plain fold works especially well with solid fabrics and is great for high traffic areas as the seams help hold its shape well. Soft Fold - More of a traditional look, each fold will billow out forming soft cascading folds. Best suited for non-patterned fabrics with small patterns. Flat Fold - This shade will hang straight down and has no visible seams down the length of the shade. It will raise with gentle fold stacks at the bottom. This fold style is ideal for large scale patterns or geometric prints.
Answered by Blindster ·
What does shade look like from outside?
Asked by Angela ·
Hello Angela, these shades will have a white lining added to the back of them. The lift cords that hold the lifted shade will also be seen.
Answered by Blindster ·
