- Are these blinds really cordless?
- Yes. The Designer line uses a cordless lift, so you raise and lower the blind by hand on the bottom rail. There are no hanging cords.
- Can I use faux wood blinds in a bathroom?
- Yes. Faux wood is a composite that resists moisture and warping, which is why it is commonly used in bathrooms and kitchens. Real wood is the material to avoid in damp rooms.
- How do I measure for custom blinds?
- Measure the width at the top, middle and bottom of the window and use the narrowest figure, then measure the height in three places and use the longest. Order the exact size, since custom blinds are cut to your numbers.
- What is the difference between 2-inch and 1-inch slats?
- Two-inch slats show more of the view when open and give a cleaner, more modern look. One-inch slats suit smaller windows and tighter spaces.
- Can I return custom blinds if the size is wrong?
- Custom-cut blinds are generally not returnable once made, so a measuring error is on the buyer. Check the measurement guide before ordering.
- Is $31.45 a good price?
- It is the only new price listed, $31.45 at Blinds.com as of November 5, 2026, so there is no recent range to judge it against. Compare it with other custom faux wood quotes for the same size.
- Where is the Blinds.com Designer 2 Inch Custom Faux Wood Blinds cheapest?
- At Blinds.com, for $31.45, as of our latest check.