US Window And Floor 2" Faux Wood 35" W x 60" H, Inside Mount Cordless Blinds, 35 x 60, White (Fit a window 35.5" wide)

These blinds are The wide type which looked really great and I love the no string feature. Just push up from the bottom to open or pull down to close can’t get much easier than that and no strings to break.

The media could not be loaded. Originally ordered a size too big and used - recommend measuring properly and maybe going a size down from what you expect to fit.Easy to install with a drill (run a pilot hole first!!) and some patience.Has a little light leakage but not a dealbreaker for me at all.Super sturdy and sharp white paint look. Tilt wand and raising/lowering works perfectly.Valance has nice crown molding and I love the attention to detail.Excellent find and I will be getting more for my house.

I've installed 9 of these in the last 6 weeks, varying in width from 22" to 60". Every product package was complete and installation time was less than 30 minutes each, not counting the demo of the previous blind, which varied. Product looks great and works perfectly in every window. The valance is a plus in that it hides the ugly head at the top of the blind. I highly recommend this product, but offer three recommendations: 1.throw away the phillips screws provided, they are soft and will strip out easily. I used #8 x 1 1/4" torx screws with a power driver. 2. the longer blinds thankfully have a middle hanger. Don't mount it in the exact center as most of these will have a cord in the center - move it about an inch to one side or the other.3. Attach the plastic hangers for the valance before locking the head piece all of the way in or you will have to uninstall it to attach them. Lastly, all measured widths were true. I had one fit snuggly, but that was my error. Measure your opening in 3 places as the directions state and use the narrowest dimension(minus 1/2") I did not, and found that I had one window that was not quite true, top to bottom.

I ordered 21 blinds. 18 of 1 size & 3 others for various sizes (kitchen window, back door and attic window). Only 2 out of the order were damaged so considering all the comments about damage I guess I did pretty good. Every box also had all hardware, screws and brackets needed to install.Pros:1) The blinds “look” like high end blinds. Your friends will never know they aren’t.2) The lift up and pull down feels good on all units and holds the weight of the blinds at any height.3) Easy to install - inside mount is just 3 screws per bracket and then pop the blinds in and mount the valence and rod.Cons:1) Prepare yourself mentally (not that this is actually possible) for the smell that will overtake your nose when you open the box. The blinds are “odor-free” but there is a horrific smell at the start that will go away in about an hour or so. I work in plastics extrusion and have kids… this smelled horrible.2) 1 of 18 - the twist rod wouldn’t open or close (not up or down but the angle of the blades) the blinds. I found that the little metal bar wasn’t pushed through the twist “screw” part at top left of unit. I was able to fix easily but had to take the blind back down to do it.3) 1 of 18 - the blinds wouldn’t close all the way down (not up or down but the angle of the blades). 1 of the strings in the middle was too tight. I had to adjust the little metal clamp on the top end of this string to allow blinds to close fully. Not hard to do but was a little tedious due to small parts. Also had to take this blind down to adjust several times.4) Almost all of the valences had some kind of very dirty greasy looking small spots on them that was very difficult to clean off. I ended up hitting a few of them with furniture touch up paint to cover some of the spots I couldn’t get off completely.5) my windows are about 1/2 inch wider than the blinds - the valence doesn’t completely cover the top mount bracket due to this but that’s just me being picky.Time saving tips (after having installed 21 of these):1) open the boxes outside or in the garage - run away quickly for about 20 mins to avoid nausea2) before starting to install fully inspect all pieces and parts to ensure nothing is damaged - make sure no metal is bent, make sure the small metal shaft in the top is going through everything up there, make sure the end brackets (plastic clips on each end at bottom and metal a-frame looking thing on each end at top) are snapped in place correctly3) if you’re doing inside mount don’t waste your time trying to level and measure the placement of the brackets - just put it up against the top of the window opening and pull it flush to the front and mark the holes.4) Pre drill the screw holes if you have any kind of drill. I used a 3/32 drill bit which is smaller than the screws. It makes it a lot easier to get the screws in.

I was very impressed with the Quality, Sturdiness, & Value of these blinds. When I picked up the box to bring it inside my house, I was stunned by how heavy the box was. In opening the box, I was very pleased at how well made these were (very solid). The only downfall of these blinds were the directions that came with them (you may as well throw them away - poorly written/illustrated). I've never installed this style of blinds before so I did a quick 'keyword search' on YouTube - something like 'Install Faux Cordless Blinds' - and YouTube quickly found some videos. After watching the video I found out how easy these things were to install. These were up in about 15 minutes and the size was a perfect match. I am considering purchasing more of these given how nicely these look, the value, and the ease of installation. I highly recommend these. Thank you to the vendor, US Window And Floor.