Roller Shades

• Semi-Opaque colors do allow light to shine through. Darker colors will block more light than lighter colors.
• Roller shades are available in light-filtering or blackout fabrics. Examine your light control needs prior to purchase to choose the ideal option for you.
• Reminiscent colors are 100% vinyl material.
• Blackout roller shades will have a 1/2” light gap on each side of the shade if installed as an inside mount. For better light blockage, consider installing the blackout roller shade as outside mount.
• Cordless options on roller shades are safer for kids. Dangling cords and strings of standard corded options are not considered child or pet safe.

 Best of Blind's Tips:

• Consider installing a beaded chain to lift heavier or larger-scale shades.
• The hassle-free, cordless spring tension roller option eliminates the possibility of cord entanglement
• For inside mounts, you can avoid light gaps on the sides of the shades by ordering Light Gap Blockers. Light Gap Blockers are window-frame-mounted add-on, which eliminate the light gaps on the sides of the shade. These Light Gap Blockers have a sticky backing which allows you to apply them to your window easily. Your shade must be installed for these to fit inside your window.
• If you would like the fabric of your shade to feed over the top rather than from the back, specify a reverse roll at no extra charge. Ideal if your shade needs to pass in front of a window or handle.

• Consider ordering a valance for the top of your shade. Valances add a finishing touch to your window treatment and elevate the look of your room.