Many standard window coverings include cords for raising, lowering, and adjusting shade or shutter angle. Although common, corded window coverings can pose a safety risk in homes with young children and pets. Keep reading to learn three of the best benefits of replacing your corded window coverings with cordless alternatives.
1. Home Safety
Cordless window coverings help create a safe environment for pets and kids. According to the United States Consumer Protection and Safety Commission, corded window coverings are one of the top five hidden household hazards in American homes.
To learn more about improving your home’s safety and creating an environment suitable for children, explore our archive of Child Safety Blog Posts.
2. Ease of Use
Have your hands full? Cordless window treatments make it easy to raise and lower your shades with just one hand! Typically, there is a lift mechanism in either the headrail or bottom rail of the shade, which allows you to raise and lower them easily and evenly.
3. Simple & Clean Appearance
Cordless window coverings simply look great in your home. Eliminate the visual distraction of cords for clean, unobstructed views, both when your shades are open and closed. We have cordless lift options available in many popular styles, including cellular shades, pleated shades, clean line roller shades, and more.
Considering Going Cordless?
We’re excited to bring you savings from one of our premier window covering brands. For a limited time, Graber is offering a Free Cordless Lift Upgrade on Graber cellular, pleated, natural, roller, solar, fresco roman, and fabric shades.*
SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT TO LEARN MORE
If you would like to learn more about installing cordless window coverings in your home, call us at 858-452-6100 or set up an appointment to speak with one of our experienced window treatment designers.
You made a good point that cordless window coverings look great in your home. I’ve been needing to help my grandmother install new blinds but I haven’t been able to cause I’ve been busy with work. Maybe I should get in touch with window blinds services to help her.
Hi Thomas – I think we know of a good window blind company who could help out your grandmother! 😉