Collection: Cordless Roller Shades

Cordless Roller Shades & Blinds

You usually get a cord with most roller blinds. Cordless blinds and shades, however, do away with that cord, allowing you to raise, lower, and open them using a clever rail installed at the bottom of the blind.

But why would you want to do that?

Anybody who has pets or children can tell you the answer. As convenient as a cord may be, it presents a clear choking hazard. When you remove the cord from the equation, you create a safer room while still getting to enjoy a gorgeous set of window shades.

There are other benefits, too:

• Cordless blinds and window shades are mechanically sound. The lack of a cord means fewer moving parts, ensuring the blinds operate perfectly for many years to come.
• You only need one hand to operate a set of cordless blinds or shades. With cords, you need both hands to raise or lower the blinds. Going cordless makes it easier to tweak your window treatment, even if you’re carrying something in your other hand.
• You can choose between a huge variety of styles and designs with cordless blinds and shades. If you need cordless roller shades for blackout purposes, you can find them at Factory Direct Blinds. If you’d rather your shades have light-filtering properties, we offer plenty of options for that as well.
• Cordless blinds are simple to install. You only need to measure, mount brackets, and fit the roller shade or blind to the brackets.

With cordless roller shades and blinds, you get simple window treatments that achieve a remarkable aesthetic. At Factory Direct Blinds, we offer attractive budget blinds as well as stunning roller blinds for those who want to spend a little more. Check out our range today and we’re sure you’ll find the right cordless roller blinds for your home.

FAQs

How do cordless roller shades work?

Cordless shades work using a simple pull-down and pull-up mechanism. You pull the shade down to its desired position using the bottom rail. When you want to raise the shades, just pull that rail again and the blinds go up. For roller blinds, you can also twist the bottom rail to open or close the slats.

How to install cordless roller shades?

Installing these types of window treatments