Yes, reverse roller mounting placement. These old brackets are FAR better quality than one can get today. Just measure carefully. You can cover shades with fabric yourself if you have a big table, an outdoor space to work ( spray adhesive drift is impossible inside) and the patience to do them. Cover in a neutral and eventually get curtains for the windows.

No, worries, keep the comments coming. So, I was in your position, there was no info on this line of cabinets online. To get a sample, I ended up buying the sink cabinet just to take a look at the door in person. Thank goodness it worked out. I really liked the look and texture of the doors. These cabinets are 1/3 or less than custom quotes I was getting in the Bay Area, CA. Experience (I've put together tons of IKEA products in my lifetime, so compared to IKEA the ease of putting together these cabinets is not in line with IKEA's standards and their tolerances compared to IKEA are truly lacking. I would order a cheap one from Home Depot and see how you like it, if you don't like just return it to Home Depot. Just tell them the quality did not meet your expectations. Final impressions: As I said in a previous post, when you put the counter top base layer and screw these cabinets into the wall and put on the quartz counter top, they become rock solid. One of the contractors even sat / knelt on top of the counter top by the sink to finish some trim work. I knelt on it to adjust and put the wall cabinet doors in place (I'm 6'1"). Some finishing notes: Handles are Blankett Handles and the Toe Kicks are IKEA as well. We had to modify the Fabritec Eurostyle toekick clips to fit the IKEA. We shaved them down to size. Upper cabinet is from IKEA and so are the floating Lack Shelves. So, if you really like the door style, like I did, then it is worth the cost and trouble. Overall this kitchen cost me roughly 11 grand including labor and materials. All the appliances are original (carried over from previous kitchen). Range hood is new, but didn't cost an arm and a leg. The ceiling was raised 6" (before recessed fluorescent box dropped the ceiling) and a wall was removed by the dishwasher to open up the space.

Hey There: It depends a bit on your budget you have for all the shades. Roller shades are the least expensive option for any window covering - they are available in hundreds of fabrics and can be all custom made for a perfect fit. But you have so many more options...check us out here on Houzz or online at www.fenstermann.com. We would love to be your partner in crime when it comes to your blinds and shades.

Please post a picture but I do not like cellular shades so maybe pics of the space to show why this choice too.