Premium Soft Fold Roman Shades Questions & Answers
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113 questions · page 11 of 12
How do you hang these roman shades. On outside frame or inside window frame. I don't have much inside frame room after replacement windows were installed
Asked by Jay ·
Not answered yet.
Can additional fabric be purchased? Do you sell pillows,etc?
Asked by Cherie ·
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Is the soft fold the standard - looks the best? Is the top header wider on a soft fold than the regular?
Asked by Donna ·
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I would like the shade to go from the ceiling to the bottom of the window. Is there a way to mount the roman shade to the ceiling? Or would a mount at the top of the wall/at ceiling give the effect of starting at the ceiling? How much would the "mechanism" used to house the shade protrude from the wall/or be mounted on the ceiling away from the wall? I need as much blackout as possible: If my window is 35" wide, what width should I order? The measurement from ceiling to the bottom of the sill is 70". Given the way the "top" of the shade is made, how long should I make the order? FYI, the window has no casing. It's simply a drywall return. Thank you! Whitney, I appreciate the time you give to each question asked!!
Asked by Kelly ·
Hi Kelly, yes you can mount a roman shade to the ceiling with an outside mount. The shade will protrude anywhere from 1 1/2" to 3 1/4" dependent on what you order. I would add to the width to reduce the light gap around the window. I would make it the exact height.
Answered by Blindster ·
My window measures 101 1/4" wide. This is a bay window. Will my blind be 1 full piece for the measurement or is it broken down into three or two pieces?
Asked by Laura ·
Hi Laura, they will be in one full piece but they will have vertical seams every 48"
Answered by Blindster ·
Hi, do you have any photos of a lighter/neutral fabric that compares the room darkening vs the blackout liner--as applied to a window width >48 inches? My windows are about 68 inches wide, and i dont mind seams in the construction, but i also dont want the seams to stand out with the sunlight behind the curtain. (and i am definitely going to go with a lighter/neutral fabric color). So i am considering one of these additional blackout or room darkening liners-- but dont know if either option would be sufficient or if i just need to go with black out?. thank you!
Asked by Allison W ·
Hi Allison, we recommend sending details and pictures of your products to [email protected]. We can send out samples of the fabrics you are looking at, along with samples of the liners and provide details of where seams will be on your shades.
Answered by Blindster ·
What is the difference between group B and group C premium shades.
Asked by Martha ·
Hi Martha, the difference is the color selection.
Answered by Blindster ·
How do you clean them?
Asked by Donna F ·
Hi Donna, these will need to be spot cleaned with a damp rag and very gentle soap.
Answered by Blindster ·
We have double doors with thin sidelights on each side of the doors for a walkout basement. Are roman shades such as these appropriate for "window treatments" for this type of application?
Asked by Adam ·
Hi Adam, yes, we have seen roman shades used for sidelights before.
Answered by Blindster ·
How do you clean the roman shades? What is the warranty?
Asked by Diana B ·
Hi Diana! Roman shades are cleaned by spot cleaning each dirty spot on the shade with very light soapy water, so as not to stain the shade. Our warranty is explained at this link: https://www.blindster.com/our-policies.html#Lifetime-Warranty
Answered by Blindster ·