At Made in the Shade Northern Kentucky, we understand the importance of maintaining a beautiful and functional home environment. Wanting to update your decor or clean your window treatments, taking down window shades can seem overwhelming at first.
But worry not! We are here to provide you with a simple, straightforward guide on how to safely and efficiently remove your window shades. If you need help with window treatments, just give us a call at 859-652-3556. We can bring the showroom to you!
Why Remove Window Shades?
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Putting a towel or fabric on the ground is a good idea. This will catch any small parts that might fall when you’re working. To prevent small parts from falling, place a cloth or towel on the floor when disassembling.
You may need to remove window shades for cleaning or redesigning. This will catch any small parts that may fall when removing them.ting, or upgrading to newer, better models.
At Made in the Shade Northern Kentucky, we have a wide selection of window shades to suit every style and need. Our options include solar shades, roman shades, and car window shades. Browse our selection here.
Step-by-Step Guide to Removing Window Shades
1. Prepare Your Workspace
First, ensure that your working area is clean and clear of any furniture that might obstruct your access to the window shades. Also a good idea to place a soft cloth or a towel on the floor to catch any small components that might fall during the removal process.
2. Understand Your Shade Type
Different types of window shades have different mechanisms. For instance, roller shades typically have a simple bracket system, whereas roman shades might be threaded with cords and require careful detachment.
3. Removing Roller Shades
- Lift and Lock: Gently lift the shade in its fully extended position.
- Find the Brackets: Look for the brackets on each side of the top bar.
- Unlock the Shade: Push the shade toward one side (usually the left) to free it from the bracket and gently pull it down.
4. Removing Roman Shades
- Lower the Shade: Extend the shade fully.
- Loosen the Cords: If your roman shades are corded, loosen the cords from the cleats.
- Detach from Brackets: Similar to roller shades, push the top bar gently to one side and lift it away from the window.
Tips for Safety and Maintenance
- Check for Wear and Tear: Before re-installing or storing away your shades, check for any signs of wear or damage.
- Clean Regularly: Use a soft cloth or a vacuum with a brush attachment to clean your shades regularly.
- Consult Professionals: If you’re unsure about the process or need help with heavy or complex shade systems, don’t hesitate to contact us for a professional touch.
Upgrade Your Window Shades with Made in the Shade Northern Kentucky
If after removing your window shades you decide it’s time for an upgrade, we offer a wide range of stylish and efficient options. From energy-saving window blinds and shades to decorative roman shades for windows, our selection is sure to enhance your home’s comfort and style. Don’t forget, we provide free in-home consultations to help you choose the best solution for your home. Schedule your consultation here.
We’ll Bring The Showroom To You! At Made in the Shade Northern Kentucky, we are dedicated to providing personalized, professional measuring and installation services to Northern Kentucky and surrounding areas, ensuring the perfect fit and finish every time. Contact us today at 859-652-3556 to learn more about our products and services.
