Can the with of the shades and roller be cut to different widths?
1589481
It is possible, but it would take some effort. The bottom plastic holder would need to be taken off and trimmed first. Then the fabric can be trimmed. Then you need to slide the hanging pole off the fabric and cut the pole. If you are handy with that kind of thing, I think you could make it work.
1589482
That's probably a question best asked of the manufacturer. Mine is 6 feet and works fine, but the whole assembly is of modular design and appears to be constructed of parts that slip together. The biggest question would be how the ends are assembled into the upper roller, as these secure the assembly into the upper wall mounts. If they are glued into place, that could be an issue.
1589483
From looking at it, I can't give you a definitive answer, Cheryl, but I think it might be a bit problematic to change the width. If you're very handy, you might be able to do it, but I think I'd counsel caution. Several steps would be involved, and several things would need to be cut to size, and then re-fitted.
1589484
It's not intended to be cut from the factory. If you're wanting to take a risk and customize then here are my thoughts... I would not cut the top (with the axle where the shade rolls up), so that part will always be the stock width. I would say you can cut the shade material itself, along with the plastic at the bottom. You would basically end up with a shade that looks like this: \__/ Also, the material is a rubbery mesh, much like what you find on mesh style office chairs. It might start to fray if you cut it. Mine are stock and fray a bit anyways.
1589485
It's not intended to be cut from the factory. If you're wanting to take a risk and customize then here are my thoughts...I would not cut the top (with the axle where the shade rolls up), so that part will always be the stock width. I would say you can cut the shade material itself, along with the plastic at the bottom. You would basically end up with a shade that looks like this: \__/ Also, the material is a rubbery mesh, much like what you find on mesh style office chairs. It might start to fray if you cut it. Mine are stock and fray a bit anyways.
1589486
I don't believe so. However they do have different sizes to choose from too.
271025
You could cut it to whatever dimensions suit you. Just use a good heavy duty pair of scissors or a straight edge and razor knife. It's only plastic so it's easy.
1208562
I don't see why you couldn't cut it to fit your window. It is very clingy and loves to cling to itself.. so maybe trace out your window on paper first and place it on cardboard to cut.
2273183
Yes, the end will pop off and the shades can be pulled part way off and cut. I did it with several blinds but keep in mind that the metal rods will have to be cut as well. A hacksaw worked fine. I also folded over the fabric and sewed a straight hem to avoid the fabric unraveling. I did NOT pull the fabric off the metal rod any further than I had to, especially at the top.
785291
The depth of cut is adjustable by changing where you choose to clamp the blade but the width can only be adjusted by buying different width blades.
1147362
Width of 6 inches can be cut, but no wider. And I wouldn't go thicker than 2 inches, too much effort. Time for power tools.
1103720
Yes these blinds can be trimmed. They all have maximun trimming limits. Be sure to take the same amount off both ends. If you need to cut off 2 inches. Cut 1 inch off each.side
40394
Not this but. You can buy a 16 foot roll that can be cut , you will need to buy splice kit too make up as you need
53837
1 panel is about 2 feet wide so you can BUT you have to cut other parts to match it and do the predrilling... and may not be easy.
729793
There are several little tabs that can be cut out. Cutting one or two out will accommodate a bigger belt. You can even create a custom cant by taking out different ones on each side. Hope this helps
650159
no, the spaces can fit different brushes at once. But the spaces can't altered
678725
The answer unfortunately is no. The way the piece is cut out, it's just not possible.wish it was tho..hope that helps
626718
You don't have to cut the shade - it's marked and tears easily. I think I just used scissors to cut the roller where it was marked. Super easy!
128277
NOT unless you want to cut the 2 sides. I think they make a shorter size... search for it.
1837293
Yep! That would be quite simple with a pair of scissors and maybe a ruler if you need an exact width.
1573537
Yes, you will need to make up for the difference in width; however, we do not carry any products for this purpose.
1549075
It's not designed to be modified. You could certainly cut off one side with a hacksaw, but it would not be recommended. The shade is not adjustable within the shade itself. The manufacturer offers narrower shades.