Wood Blinds versus Cellular Shades in windows
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Pleated shades of cellular shades for large windows
Comments (3)I have pleated shades in the back windows of my house and they are fine .. However, I am considering the cellular shades that, in addition to pulling the bottom up, you can also pull the top down. One of my neighbors has this in their front picture window and it looks so nice. These really give you the right amount of privacy and the right amount of light that you need. They are pricey, but in my opinion worth it! Linda...See MorePleated shades or cellular shades? Help!
Comments (1)I had pleated shades on a few windows at my previous house and liked them very much. I have cellular shades in the rental we are in currently while we build and they're fine as well. Maybethis link will give you some information that will help...See MoreFive windows, 146 inches long: Need replacement cellular shades
Comments (17)Thanks to all-- no one I could find makes and sells cellular blinds (at least in this country) over 144 inches long. Our carpenter suggested putting a 2+ inch piece of cedar across the top of each window and then installing 144 inch shades. Today, as we sit around the table discussing Thanksgiving timing, my dad suggested, instead, a white piece at each window top which, when the shaded were installed, would become part of the stack. I think it's a better solution, although I don't love a 4 inch stack....See MoreExtra wide roller blinds or cellular shades
Comments (1)I have an 8 ft. window & at one time I had a roller blind. It was very effective for blocking the sun....See Morebuddyrose
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