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I have bought some blinds from home depot that are too long. How do I
remove the extra pieces of wood to make them shorter so there isnt so much at the bottom when lowered? |
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Typically there are a couple of small "buttons"
underneath the bottom slat of the blinds. These have a hole in the center; a cord feeds down through the blinds and is knotted on the underside of the button. When you pull the cord to raise the blinds, the knot causes the blinds to go up instead of just having the cord slip back through the holes. Anyway, pop the buttons off with a screwdiver and untie/clip the knots at the bottom of the cord. You will then be free to remove as many slats as needed. Remember - you need to put the original bottom slat back at the bottom. Cut the little "ladder" like strings that helped hold the slats, reinsert the buttons, rethread the cords and retie the cord knots just below the buttons. Remove any remaining cord below the knot. Ron wrote: I have bought some blinds from home depot that are too long. How do I remove the extra pieces of wood to make them shorter so there isnt so much at the bottom when lowered? |
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![]() "Ron" wrote in message om... I have bought some blinds from home depot that are too long. How do I remove the extra pieces of wood to make them shorter so there isnt so much at the bottom when lowered? you take them back and get correctly sized ones? |
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![]() "Charles Spitzer" wrote in message ... "Ron" wrote in message om... I have bought some blinds from home depot that are too long. How do I remove the extra pieces of wood to make them shorter so there isnt so much at the bottom when lowered? you take them back and get correctly sized ones? If they are custom ordered though, you can't. It's your responsibility to correctly measure. The OP didn't specify this though. JennP. |
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