Experience with Top/Down and Cordless Cellular Shades?
 

Anyone have any experience with the Top/Down or the Cordless features
in cellular shades?

1) Top/Down - was this something that turned out as useful as you
imagined it before your purchase?

2) Cordless - how is this holding up, does it still work as well as it
did when you first purchased the shades?

For example:
http://www.yourblinds.com/products/c...rdlessTDBU.asp

Experience with Top/Down and Cordless Cellular Shades?
 

On Tue, 12 Jun 2007 18:47:08 -0000, wrote:
Anyone have any experience with the Top/Down or the Cordless features
in cellular shades?

Yes, put some of each in about a year ago. Put cordless in the front
room (windows mostly on north and east-north-east sides) and top down in
the family room (windows on south-west and casual dining).

1) Top/Down - was this something that turned out as useful as you
imagined it before your purchase?

Pretty useful. Maybe not quite as handy. It is nice to block the low
sun and leave the top open while eating dinner.

Remember that with top-down you will have two cords per blind, instead
of just one in the normal cellular blind.

2) Cordless - how is this holding up, does it still work as well as it
did when you first purchased the shades?

Yes.

Of the two, I'd be inclined to go all cordless next time. Having no
cords presents a very nice appearance. Having two cords on the top-down
shades is rather annoying.

sdb

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