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2" Classic Cordless Faux Wood Blinds - White
Our 2" Classic Cordless Faux Wood Blinds in White deliver the crisp, clean look of freshly painted wood shutters at a fraction of the cost. Built from durable, moisture-resistant PVC composite, they thrive in the...
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Our 2" Classic Cordless Faux Wood Blinds in White deliver the crisp, clean look of freshly painted wood shutters at a fraction of the cost. Built from durable, moisture-resistant PVC composite, they thrive in the rooms where real wood fails: steamy bathrooms, busy kitchens, and humid laundry rooms.
Each blind is custom-made to your exact window measurements and topped with a deluxe 3 1/4" crown molding valance for a polished, built-in look. The smooth cordless lift keeps sills clutter-free and cords out of reach, earning these blinds the independent "Best for Kids" safety certification.
What Makes These White Faux Wood Blinds a Smart Buy
- Made for Moisture: PVC composite slats shrug off steam, splashes, and humidity without warping, cracking, or yellowing, making them ideal for kitchens and bathrooms.
- Cordless Lift Operation: Simply push up or pull down on the bottom rail, and the blind stays exactly where you leave it. No dangling cords, no tangles, no hazards.
- Child Safe Certified: Independently certified "Best for Kids", plus non-toxic, lead-free, and fire retardant materials for total peace of mind.
- Deluxe Crown Molding Valance Included: A 3 1/4" crown valance with side returns comes standard for a finished, furniture-quality look. (Note: a flush-mount valance is not available on this product.)
- Effortless Light Control: A left-side tilt wand rotates the 2" slats from fully open to fully closed, so you can fine-tune privacy and sunlight all day long.
- Easy to Clean and Maintain: Just wipe slats with a damp cloth. No polishing, repainting, or special products required.
Five Distinct White Tones, Two Woodgrain Textures
Not all whites are created equal. We offer three shades of white across two slat textures, so you can match your trim, cabinets, and décor precisely:
| Tone | Texture | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Ultra White Smooth | Smooth finish | Modern spaces and bright white trim |
| Ultra White Sandblast | Subtle woodgrain texture | A bright white with the feel of real wood |
| Cloud White Smooth | Smooth finish | A soft, versatile white for most trim colors |
| Cloud White Sandblast | Subtle woodgrain texture | A warm, natural take on classic white |
| Cream White Smooth | Smooth finish | Off-white trim, warm palettes, and traditional rooms |
Pro Tip: White tones shift noticeably against different trim and paint colors. We highly recommend ordering free samples (up to 10, shipped free) and holding them against your window trim in daylight before you buy.
The Go-To Blind for Kitchens, Bathrooms, and Laundry Rooms
White blinds and wet rooms have always been a natural pairing, and faux wood makes it practical. Steam from a hot shower or a boiling pot will warp and crack real wood over time, but these composite slats are completely moisture-resistant. Grease splatter near the stove wipes away with a damp cloth, and the bright white finish bounces natural light around the room, keeping smaller kitchens and baths feeling open and airy. It's why white faux wood remains the single most popular window treatment for hardworking rooms.
Classic White vs. Our Other Faux Wood Blinds
The Classic line is our best-value faux wood blind, and the smart choice when you want a crisp white finish, certified child safety, and a crown valance at the lowest possible price. If you're after additional color choices and an even more upscale finish, step up to our premium 2" Signature Cordless Faux Wood Blinds, which offer a broader range of finishes and a matching decorative valance for a seamless designer look.
Prefer the warmth of woodgrain instead of white? The same Classic quality is available in our 2" Classic Cordless Faux Wood Blinds in Woodtone, offered in four rich stained-wood finishes.
Custom Sizing & Fit Details
Every blind is cut to order for your exact window, including hard-to-fit widths up to 96 inches for large windows and sliding doors. Whether you're covering a narrow bathroom window or a wide kitchen picture window, you get a precision fit, not an off-the-shelf approximation.
- Mount Options: Inside mount for a clean, recessed look (minimum 1 7/8" depth for cordless lift) or outside mount to make windows appear larger.
- Wand Tilt: Located on the left side only; standard wand length is 1/3 of the blind's height.
- Manufacturing Tolerances: Width +/- 1/8"; height + 1" or - 0".
- View Minimum Depth Requirements (PDF)
Ready to brighten your windows? Order your free samples today, or configure your custom size above and find the white that fits your home perfectly.
Product Specifications
- Factory deduction of 1/8" may be applied by factory to account for roller mechanism.
- Factory deduction of 1/4" may be applied by factory to account for valance type.
- No Valance (Standard Open Roller): Cordless (1 7/8"), Continuous Cord Loop (2 7/16"), Motorized (2 1/4")
- Cassette Valance with Fabric Insert: Cordless (1 9/16"), Continuous Cord Loop (1 9/16")
- Aluminum Fascia (3", White): Continuous Cord Loop (2 1/2"), Motorized (2 1/2")
- No Valance (Standard Open Roller): Cordless (2 1/4"), Continuous Cord Loop (3 1/14"), Motorized (2 15/16")
- Cassette Valance with Fabric Insert: Cordless (3 15/16"), Continuous Cord Loop (3 15/16")
- Aluminum Fascia (3", White): Continuous Cord Loop (3 1/8"), Motorized (3 1/8")
- 3" Aluminum Fascia in White (not available with cordless lift).
- Cassette Valance with matching fabric insert (not available with motorization).
- Limited lifetime warranty on components
- 5-year warranty on motorization components
How to Measure & Install
Taking accurate measurements is straightforward. Let us walk you through the process!
To ensure a perfect fit, keep these essential pointers in mind:
- Always use a metal measuring tape for the best accuracy; fabric tapes can stretch and lead to errors.
- If your width measurement falls on a 1/16" or 1/32" mark, round down to the nearest 1/8".
- If your height measurement lands on a 1/16" or 1/32" increment, round up to the closest 1/8".
- Always consult the Product Specifications for the product you are measuring for. If you have questions, we will be happy to help!
Instructions for Inside Mounted Faux Wood Blinds
Depth Requirements: For an inside mount, you'll need to make sure the window frame is deep enough to accommodate the faux wood blind. Refer to the Product Specifications for minimum depths depending on your chosen valance option.
Measuring the width
- The width measurement is found by measuring the inside of the window frame in three locations: the top, middle, and bottom.
- Choose the smallest of these measurements.
- If you get a 1/16" or 1/32" increment, round down to the nearest 1/8".
- That's your width for your faux wood blinds.
Measuring the height
- The height measurement is found by measuring the inside of the window frame in three locations: the left, center, and right.
- Choose the largest of these measurements.
- If you get a 1/16" or 1/32" increment, round up to the nearest 1/8".
- That's your height for your faux wood blinds.
Instructions for Outside Mounted Faux Wood Blinds
An outside mount sits outside of the window and the window frame. Because it is meant to cover the entire space of the window, you'll need to make some additions to the measurements to make sure you order the right size. Please follow the instructions below.
Measuring the width
- Measure the width of the area you want the shade to cover across the top.
- We suggest adding at least 4 inches to the width (2 inches per side) to minimize light gaps.
- That's your width for your faux wood blinds.
Measuring the height
- Measure the height from where you want the headrail to sit down to the window sill or desired length.
- We suggest adding at least 4 inches to the height (2 inches top, 2 inches bottom).
- That's your height for your faux wood blinds.
For detailed step-by-step instructions with videos, visit our Measuring Guide Hub.