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Deluxe Blackout Solar Shades Questions & Answers

What shoppers asked about it, answered by our team.

Customer Reviews (66)
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  • Do you have "venetian" type blinds in black out?

    Asked by Doris L ·

    Thank you for your interest! If by "venetian" you mean horizontal slat blinds then there is no blackout version available. The only blackout (100% opaque) window coverings that we have are fabric, bamboo or cellular. Some of these require a blackout liner to be truly blackout. Please call one of our sales agents to discuss the differences in these products at 888-256-8672, option 1 for sales.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • Does the white color block out the light?

    Asked by Monica S ·

    Thank you for your interest! Yes, all the colors are 100% opaque. Anything on our website that is labeled blackout will have fabric that is 100% opaque. There will be residual light that comes in around the sides.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • do you install the shades? I am 79 and my husband is 75 He can no longer do this kind of work.

    Asked by Fran ·

    Thank you for your interest! Unfortunately, we only sell the window coverings and do not install shades. We usually recommend either Home Adviser or Angie's List if you want to find an installer. The installers will usually measure and install the shades.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • Can I order extra fabric by itself? I want an inside mount but with the valance I feel too much light my come in, so I want to make my own?

    Asked by Susan ·

    Thank you for your interest. Unfortunately, this factory does not sell the fabric only.

    Answered by Blindster ·

  • are the black out shades brown on both sides

    Asked by Jen ·

    The brown color is to the room and the back of the fabric is a creamy white (faces the outside of the window).

    Answered by Blindster ·