Bali Blinds044294 187900 1" Vinyl Cordless Blind, 35" x 64", White

Choices cost money right? I had to settle for white when I wanted ecru or ivory or something, but I know Bali blinds are good quality, plus have a warrantee.Fairly easy to install, but if you want to install them inside the frame, make sure there is at least a 1" horizontal surface, to attach them to the top molding. In my case, I'd had replacement windows installed, and there was an extra piece of molding, so at most, there's only 1/2" for mounting.Decent blinds for a decent price.

These are standard blinds and they look great. I bought them to replace some at a place we rent. My kids had broken so many of the blinds and it just looked awful. These fit right in with what was originally there but they feel much stronger. Great price as well.

I had 4-year-old regular style blinds that had a broken string. So I installed these blinds in the brackets that were already in the window, they slid right in. There is just one wand, for opening and closing. It just takes a touch to raise them, and a little pull to drop them back down. They cut out a lot of light, but are not thick enough to make a room dark. I like them a lot, and as the rest of the blinds go bad, I'll replace them with these.

The product installed easily, and works well. The ONLY issue is that there is no bottom rail handle - none are shipped with the product by design. I found a Bali replacement bottom rail handle on the Bali website (50000-01Cordless Handle) and ordered one on FixMyBlinds. However, the cost of the plastic handle with shipping was about half the cost of the blinds.

In my den, overlooking the sea, I’ve had a blind that my wife bought when we moved in. I love her, of course, but the blind was awful. How was she to know? So. Some years later, after much subvocal complaining and gnashing of teeth, I thought to spend some money on an alternative. After two months use, this works just fine.The up/down is by hand. It can be easily skewed side to side. That is, you have to lift and lower in the center of the shade, or apply differential pressure to some side with your hand to make it come out even. But, really, if you can put on a pillow case, meh.You can raise and lower with the blinds open or closed. (That was my main issue with the previous : it had to be open to change it, with a cord, which was always in the way.)Yes, you have to have access to the bottom of the blind to make it go down. That is, I have to reach over my desk to lower it below my desk. Oh, the humanity!I think the open/close control rod is a bit short at 15” or so. I used the previous one, which I can reach sitting down. Yours? Duck tape on a stick. That rustic look!The installation is a bear. It simply does not snap easily into the holders. I took pictures, but who cares? Still, as you struggle, remember : it can be done!$18? Go for it! The cats outside, swimming in the sea, cannot see you!

I love this shade. Don't need anything to install. You just peel the strip and stick it up in your window seal. I didn't even have to cut mine to size because it fit perfectly on its own. Works great, I have a two year old boy also is the reason for the shade as he destroyed the blinds that where in the window trying to look out. This one he can use it. Definitely a great purchase.

I wanted an inexpensive blind to replace the ones I has which still worked but were quite yellow with age for a potting shed. These are terrific! No cords to get tangled and hassle with. Just use your fingers to push up and pull back down. Installing was super easy too. Great value

Couldn’t hang one for missing pieces!

Es la medida exacta y a un buen precio

Muy padre el mecanismo porque no necesitas cordones, sólo la levantas y en automático se queda en la altura que tú la sueltas o la detienes. Sólo deberían especificar que en la caja dice que de tres opciones es la más traslúcida, por las noches se ven super marcados los reflejos de las sombras.