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Does this exist for windows?

Shmoo
11 måneder siden

I have new room darkening hineycomb shades that work fine EXCEPT around the edges where too much light comes through.


Is there a window hardware thats a sort of corner only that i can put into the wall next to the shade and hang a room darkening fabric on both edges? i don't need/want it to span the whole top of the window, just a sort of quarter/corner bracket on the top 2 corners edges. I’d figure out a valance eventually but just want the light blocked right now.


If this exists, what is it called? Any idea where i could find it? Photo of window attached.


Thanks!


(5) kommentarer

  • Houzz-bruger-ID-867564120
    11 måneder siden
    Sidst ændret: {last_modified_time}11 måneder siden

    The blinds should have been inset into the window recess. That usually means custom blinds.


    What you request sounds like a Rube Goldberg solution to me.

  • millworkman
    11 måneder siden

    Inside mount honeycomb shades would have been a darker cleaner fit. You have outside mount and this is the end result unfortunately. Never heard of the product you describe.

  • PRO
    Patricia Colwell Consulting
    11 måneder siden

    IMO add drapes to cover the gap and be done. I assume this is bedroom so I love the softness of drapes in a bedroom so just make sure the rod is wider than the blinds by at least 6' on eiter side get drapes that are 2 1/2 x the width of the rod and no more light gap.

  • elcieg
    11 måneder siden
    Sidst ændret: {last_modified_time}11 måneder siden

    Raise the shade and show the window. You may not have depth for an interior mount.

    I'd follow @Patricia Colwell Consulting suggests...add drapery panels. Unlike the two double width panel shown here you can get away with one stationary panel each side, to block the light.



  • PRO
    Fenstermann LLC
    11 måneder siden

    Here you go...



    This is a youtube video about the product. It has side rails that prevent light leakage on the sides.


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