Fabric Roller Shades & Blinds

But that is far from the only benefit that this window treatment offers. Here are a few more reasons why a fabric roller shade may be right for you:

• You get a choice when it comes to the fabric you use. For some, this may mean selecting a fabric that offers light filtration. Others may prefer fabric blackout roller shades, especially for bedrooms or cinema rooms.
• Roller shades are available in both corded and cordless lift varieties. The latter may be handy if you have children or pets and want to reduce the possibility of either getting tangled in a cord.
• Versatility is key with roller shades. You can choose from a wide range of fabrics, patterns, and designs to ensure you get the right shades for your home.
• You can select between standard and reverse roll shades.

At Factory Direct Blinds, we specialize in offering fabric roller shades and blinds for every room in your house. Whether you’re looking for budget blinds designed to keep your costs low, a blackout shade that completely darkens your room, or cordless window shades, we have something for you in our collection.

That’s not all.

Our handy guide shows you how to measure your windows so you don’t get stuck with a roller blind that doesn’t fit.

With the help of the Factory Direct Blinds team, you’re sure to find the right window blinds for your home.

FAQs

What are roller shades?

Roller shades are among the simplest of window treatments. They’re shades made using a single roll of fabric, which you can raise or lower depending on whether or not you want to look out of your window. They typically get fitted above your window frame and use a cord loop for operation.

How to clean fabric roller shades?

Though roller blinds are made using a sheet of fabric, it’s not a good idea to submerge them in water when cleaning. Instead, use a vacuum with a brush attachment to lightly dust the blinds. Support the shades from the back to prevent the fabric from crumpling and getting sucked into the vacuum.

How to attach fabric to vinyl roller shade?

Adding fabric to a vinyl roller shade creates a brand-new look. Trim about 1/8 of an inch from each side of the vinyl. Choose a lightweight fabric and measure it to the same size as the trimmed vinyl. Then, bind the two materials using contact cement and glue.

Can I add fabric to a roller shade?

As long as you cut the fabric to fit the frame and have a full roller shade kit, you should be able to add fabric to an existing roller shade. You’ll usually need an adhesive to stick the fabric to the existing material used in the shade.