- feature enables you
to raise your blind from the bottom, and lower the shade
from the top simultaneously to allow light in from the outside
while maintaining privacy and eliminating glare on computer
or television screens. With this feature you
can fully raise the blind.
feature
allows you to raise your blind from the window sill
only. You do not have the ability to lower the shade
from the top; with this feature you cannot fully raise the
blind to the top of the window to have a completely
unobstructed view. The "top down" feature
allows the blind to be larger in area than top down/bottom
up shades, but limits the degree of light
control. YourBlinds believes that the
greater functionality with the top down/bottom up style is
more helpful to you than the larger size and therefore we
offer only the the top down/bottom up style.
Please
note: the top down / bottom up shades by Hunter Douglas
come
with a fabric gasket on the bottom of the headrail to block
light leakage between the headrail and top rail when the
shade is raised. Some people find this gasket unattractive.
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feature maintains the cord at the same length regardless
of shade position and is recommended for use around young
children after proper mounting of the cord guide to the
wall.
To view this option, click here for a pop-up picture
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