Premium Plain Fold Roman Shades Questions & Answers
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169 questions · page 9 of 17
How would one clean these Roman shades?
Asked by Jeffrey H ·
Hello Jeff, thank you for your question! We would recommend a light dusting to knock off dust, or you can use the brush attachment on your vacuum and gently brush across the shade, supporting the fabric from behind. For tougher spots, blot the shade with a soft cloth using warm water and a mild dish soap solution.
Answered by Blindster ·
I want to mount Roman shades on patio doors...for this application I would use an outside mount, correct? Thanks
Asked by George ·
Hi George, thank you for your inquiry! Yes, mounting on the flat surface of a door would be an outside mount.
Answered by Blindster ·
why do the corless ronan shades show a cord
Asked by Tracy B ·
Hello Tracy, there are internal cords that run behind the shade that lift and lower the fabric up and down. The cordless option means that there is not a lift cord that you will pull in order to operate but rather you will raise and lower the shade by lifting up and down on the bottom rail.
Answered by Blindster ·
Hi! I'm interested in these Roman shades. Do you offer a valance option with these? Thanks!
Asked by Liz ·
Hello Liz, thank you for your interest! In order for these to come with a valance, you must add the top/down bottom/up lift option. Outside mount shades with the continuous cord loop option will also come with a valance. *Please keep in mind outside mount shades with top down bottom up or continuous loop cord option the headrail including returns will be 1" wider than the ordered width.
Answered by Blindster ·
I have a large square window that opens wide on the vertical left-hand edge AND, with a change in handle direction, from the top so that it tips into the room approximately 6". I am considering a roman shade for this application. Do you your shades have hardware that allows them to be secured at the bottom as well as top?
Asked by Barbara B ·
Hi Barbara, thank you for reaching out! I'm sorry these shades do not come with hold down brackets to secure them at the bottom.
Answered by Blindster ·
I have a long narrow window that measures 119" wide and 22 3/4" high. Will I need to order two Roman Binds to cover this window with an interior mount.
Asked by Karl ·
Hi Karl, thank you for reaching out! Yes, you will want to order 2 separate shades for this size and then mount them side by side. The maximum width for our standard lift option is 115".
Answered by Blindster ·
Do all brackets and hardware come with Roman shades
Asked by Kevin ·
Hi Kevin, thank you for your inquiry! Yes, all of the necessary hardware will be provided with your Roman shade order.
Answered by Blindster ·
Are all the Roman Shades Top Down Bottom Up? There are pictures in D Fabrics but not in other classes of Fabrics. I definitely need a Top Down Bottom Up. Thanks
Asked by Maureen ·
Hello Maureen, thank you for reaching out. Yes, all of our Roman Shades can be built with the top/down bottom/up lift option. It is something that you can specify when you get in the customize and buy screen.
Answered by Blindster ·
I ordered four samples and received them. The samples are not labeled. Now I'm not sure how to order the correct sample I like. Two colors are very similar. What do I do now?
Asked by Cynthia C ·
Hello Cynthia C., thank you for reaching out. I am so sorry that the samples you received were not labeled. Please email us with pictures at [email protected] so that we can look at them and help get them sorted for you. I apologize again that the labels were not on there.
Answered by Blindster ·
I am looking to get shades in the Captiva Seaport color and would like the room to be dark when down. Would you recommend the Room Darkening or the Blackout? Is there much of a difference/
Asked by Carolyn ·
Hi Carolyn, thank you for your question. The Room Darkening liner blocks out 95% of sunlight. The Blackout liner is going to block 100% of sunlight. If you are not looking for any light to come through, then I would suggest the blackout liner added on the back. Please note that shades with room darkening & blackout liners may have needle holes that let minimal light through at the seams when ordered in the Plain Fold style. The Soft Fold style covers the needle holes to provide a more complete blackout.
Answered by Blindster ·