Allesin Cellular Shades Cordless Blackout Honeycomb Blinds for Indoor Windows, Thermal Insulated Window Shades Noise Reduction, Easy to Install, Perfect for Bedroom/Living Room, Blue – H64 x W35

5 reviews for Allesin Cellular Shades Cordless Blackout Honeycomb Blinds for Indoor Windows, Thermal Insulated Window Shades Noise Reduction, Easy to Install, Perfect for Bedroom/Living Room, Blue – H64 x W35

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   – June 12, 2024 Zion Rowe

   Easy to install. Definitely keeps the light out, but having a hard time keeping them pulled all the way down. They want to creep up. Maybe just need to be broken in.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   – June 13, 2024 Reanna Moen

   Just perfect. Easy to install, no cords,. Does the job and looks great. Yes, I would buy this again.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   – November 24, 2024 Leland Kuphal

   Exactly as shown. I have these Allesin shades, (two 46 inch wide, beige-white blackout shades side by side) in a large window and they are just as pictured and so easy to use. Just a light touch on the clear plastic handle in the center of the bottom of each shade moves the shade up or down. My husband installed these the day they arrived before I got home and he says they are super easy to install. I was reluctantly to part with my old metal venetian blinds I had in this spot until I found my doggie caught and choking on the cord! I ordered these blinds that day and I am really happy with them after using them over a week. They block the light better than my old venetians. I am amazed at the reasonable price on these too . And NO CORD to worry about. They are exactly as shown. It seems getting new blinds isn’t such a complicated or expensive thing anymore. Nice.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   – December 3, 2024 Mariam Botsford V

   This is a review for the Blackout Cordless Window Shades Cellular Honeycomb Shades Room Darkening Pleated Blinds for Windows in blue. I had looked at them in the winter, to keep out the wind, but was worried that they looked like they were made of paper. When they went on sale, I bought two for my kitchen, where I’d had roman blinds before (which had cords and broke), and assumed I’d have to ask someone to help me install them, since I don’t have a power drill.But the bracket holes lined up with one hole on each side that had already been drilled for the old shades, so I just put in the screws to hold in the brackets, then popped the shade into the bracket (it will make a snapping sound when it’s in place).I just use the white bottom part to pull them down or push them up; I didn’t bother putting on the little plastic pull handle. And I love them! They do keep the summer sun out on hot days, and most likely since the side facing the window is white, they aren’t absorbing the heat.The fabric is extremely thin and feels like paper. The description says the shades aren’t water-resistant, so I’m careful to be sure not to have the window open below the shade, so they won’t get wet when it rains. They look great and keep out all of the sun, since I bought them large enough to hang outside the frame of the window. I don’t know if they’re durable, but hope so, since they look very nice. Strongly recommend.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   – December 27, 2024 Kelvin Waelchi

   I bought 4 of these to hang in a tiny house we built for my mother-in-law. They are basically 100% blackout (see photo of double door without shades and window on the left with shade to see how much light it blocks) and block the cold radiating from outside, where it is currently just below freezing. They were easy to install. The brackets on the top can snap into the shade at any point, so you don’t even have to measure to get the bracket to line up with anything. There are only 2 screws on each bracket, one in the top and one in the back. Each shade took about 8 minutes to install by myself with a cordless drill.However, since our windows only have wood on the TOP frame, then plastic/vinyl that I couldn’t drill into on the window itself, I had to improvise a little. I put a 1×2″ board cut to the width of the window up at the top and anchored it to the wood frame on the top using 3″ wood screws. (I painted the boards white like the trim and frame so they aren’t obvious. See photo of the 1×2″ board as installed.) Then I screwed the hanging bracket into the top frame and the 1×2″ board, and snapped the shade onto the brackets. This extra step took about 5 more minutes per window, but the shades hang and function perfectly. I considered returning them and purchasing another “top mount” shade instead, but they seemed like such good quality that I didn’t want to risk exchanging them for a lower quality product. In the end, I’m very glad I did!Overall, 10/10 for the product. I just ordered some for our “big” house.