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Affordable Energy SavingsBali Cellular Shades help to reduce heat transfer in your home! They block the sun’s heat from your space in the summer and keep your home's heated air from escaping in the winter. |
Designed with Striking StyleOur honeycomb shades go well with any room style. Their crisp lines add a touch of dimension to any space, no matter your style. |
Perfect PrivacyLight-filtering and blackout fabrics available so you can choose the light control and privacy that's perfect for your space. |
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With benefits to make life easier and more comfortable, these window treatments have a lot to Offer.
Right for Every Window
Windows come in lots of shapes and sizes. Bali Cellular Shades have them all covered. Shades are made in almost any shape you can think of—from a circle to a triangle—all through our custom design shop.
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This Item  Bali Blinds 044294 218789 Cordless Light Filtering Cellular Shade, 29" x 64", White |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $33.98 | $39.59 | $32.99 | $29.90 | $39.90 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 15 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 | Get it May 20 - 31 | Get it May 20 - 28 |
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| Sold By | — | Amazon.com | MMayer Store | Amazon.com | Boolegon | BERISSA Official Flagship Store |
| number of panels | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| material | Polyester | Polyester | Polyester | Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) | Aluminum, Polyester | Aluminum |
| size | 29" x 64" | 29"W x 64"H | 24'' W x 64'' H | 30-Inch Width by 60-Inch Height | Custom Size | Custom Size |
| opacity | — | — | Light-filtering | Light-filtering | Blackout | Blackout |
| mounting type | Outside Mount | Outside Mount | Inside Mount / Outside Mount | Inside Mount, Outside Mount | Inside or Outside Mount | Inside Mount; Outside Mount |
| room type | Office | Dining Room, Bathroom, Living Room | Living Room, Bedroom, Study, Dining Room, Kitchen | Bedroom, Bathroom, Kitchen, Living Room, Office | Office, Kitchen, Bedroom, Bathroom, Living Room | Living Room, Family Room, Bedroom, Office, Bathroom |
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Installation will be easier with flat head screws.
The look nice and add privacy. The screws that came with the blinds have heads that protrude making the blind hard to insert into the brackets. We used some flat head screws we had on hand and the installation went very smoothly. Would give 5 stars otherwise.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2023
Size: 31" x 64"Verified Purchase
A light-weight, simple honeycomb (aka "cellular") blind.
My use case is providing a little bathroom privacy and decreasing the glare of direct sunlight that angles in during spring/fall.
The very light fabric-like material provides privacy and filters light, but doesn't really darken the room. See pictured, with my hand visible through the blind during weak early morning light. The other photo is during bright winter sunlight.
Most blinds like these have similar installation methods, and the industry has really perfected it. Brackets that work in multiple positions, that don't need to be spaced precisely, and the blind snaps in/out without much effort. Cordless designs like this are much improved from the hazardous, high-tangle cords of past decades.
Only unusual item: There's an optional snap-on handle to make it easier to pull the cordless blind down. There's also plastic stays that fit into holes on the sides of the bottom rail to keep a dangling blind from swaying.
Both of those are clear plastic.
Only quibble: this particular model is inexpensive, and the plastic head and foot rails reflect that -- they look plasticky.
A good, basic cellular blind, and well-priced. Recommended.
My use case is providing a little bathroom privacy and decreasing the glare of direct sunlight that angles in during spring/fall.
The very light fabric-like material provides privacy and filters light, but doesn't really darken the room. See pictured, with my hand visible through the blind during weak early morning light. The other photo is during bright winter sunlight.
Most blinds like these have similar installation methods, and the industry has really perfected it. Brackets that work in multiple positions, that don't need to be spaced precisely, and the blind snaps in/out without much effort. Cordless designs like this are much improved from the hazardous, high-tangle cords of past decades.
Only unusual item: There's an optional snap-on handle to make it easier to pull the cordless blind down. There's also plastic stays that fit into holes on the sides of the bottom rail to keep a dangling blind from swaying.
Both of those are clear plastic.
Only quibble: this particular model is inexpensive, and the plastic head and foot rails reflect that -- they look plasticky.
A good, basic cellular blind, and well-priced. Recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2021
Start by measuring how much you want to cut off. I would leave about .25 to .5 inches of space on either side. So you want that little bit extra. In my case, the blind is 1 inch too long, and I added an extra 0.5 inches for each side, so I needed to cut off 2 inches total. You want to do this evenly on both sides of the blind. In my case, I want to remove 1 inch from each side. I removed only the plastic wrap to expose just a little more than the amount of blind I needed to cut. This kept the blind held together as I worked. I removed the end caps from the blinds. With a pencil (no pens to avoid ink bleeding) I marked the line to cut. I slide the metal frame piece down to expose just the blind material. With a sharp straight-edge knife (not a serrated blade) I cut through the blind material. I then moved the frame back into place. I used a band saw, to cut the end of the frame off. This was done separately from the blind material on purpose. The saw produces a lot of heat that can damage the blinds material, or melt it. This is why I only wanted the saw to cut the metal frame. I repeated the same steps for the other side of the blinds. Once cut to size, I place the end caps back on and followed the included instructions to install the blinds. I still had to separate the blinds a little due to the cutting, but it only took a second. As you can see in the last image, it worked out great.
Size: 34" x 64"Verified Purchase
The blinds are great, and this is how I was able to cut it to size
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2021
This is the 3rd set of these blinds I have purchased. I really like them. They look good, are easy to install, and I have not had any issue with them working for the last couple of years. The most recent time I wanted to install one, I ran into a problem. My window was about 2 inches too big an opening for the size, and 1 inch too small an opening for the next size up. I could either purchase another company or figure out how to cut the blinds to size. I could not find anything detailed on how to do this, so I looked around and pulled together a bunch of information. I wanted to help out anyone else who needs to do this, so attached are pictures of what I did, and I will describe how to do this.Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2021
Start by measuring how much you want to cut off. I would leave about .25 to .5 inches of space on either side. So you want that little bit extra. In my case, the blind is 1 inch too long, and I added an extra 0.5 inches for each side, so I needed to cut off 2 inches total. You want to do this evenly on both sides of the blind. In my case, I want to remove 1 inch from each side. I removed only the plastic wrap to expose just a little more than the amount of blind I needed to cut. This kept the blind held together as I worked. I removed the end caps from the blinds. With a pencil (no pens to avoid ink bleeding) I marked the line to cut. I slide the metal frame piece down to expose just the blind material. With a sharp straight-edge knife (not a serrated blade) I cut through the blind material. I then moved the frame back into place. I used a band saw, to cut the end of the frame off. This was done separately from the blind material on purpose. The saw produces a lot of heat that can damage the blinds material, or melt it. This is why I only wanted the saw to cut the metal frame. I repeated the same steps for the other side of the blinds. Once cut to size, I place the end caps back on and followed the included instructions to install the blinds. I still had to separate the blinds a little due to the cutting, but it only took a second. As you can see in the last image, it worked out great.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2024
Size: 35" x 64"Verified Purchase
Installation will be easier with flat head screws.
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2024
The look nice and add privacy. The screws that came with the blinds have heads that protrude making the blind hard to insert into the brackets. We used some flat head screws we had on hand and the installation went very smoothly. Would give 5 stars otherwise.
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2024
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2020
Size: 35" x 64"Verified Purchase
I bought 5 of these for my downstairs windows since it's so cold this winter and I was looking for a way to reduce heating costs. In the picture, I have one blind down and one all the way up to show that you really can't tell a blind is there if you push it all the way up. The top design looks like white trim so it blends in well with the rest of my home's trim.
The instructions were a little difficult but we were able to install all 5 in less than 20 minutes so I guess that's good.
The hardware holding the blinds is more sturdy than any mini blind I've ever seen. The shades themselves look clean and tidy. Scooting them up or pulling them down is a breeze. No unsightly cords to deal with. Not vinyl pieces for my cats to destroy. We noticed the cold drafts disappeared at once, too. And the price is amazing!
I loved these blinds so much that I ordered 5 more for the windows upstairs!
The instructions were a little difficult but we were able to install all 5 in less than 20 minutes so I guess that's good.
The hardware holding the blinds is more sturdy than any mini blind I've ever seen. The shades themselves look clean and tidy. Scooting them up or pulling them down is a breeze. No unsightly cords to deal with. Not vinyl pieces for my cats to destroy. We noticed the cold drafts disappeared at once, too. And the price is amazing!
I loved these blinds so much that I ordered 5 more for the windows upstairs!
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caitlin ocallaghan
These were perfect!
Reviewed in Canada on November 25, 2023Size: 27" x 64"Verified Purchase
Mary Ann
They are light weight and easy to install. They look good and the price was excellent
Reviewed in Canada on September 22, 2023Size: 29" x 64"Verified Purchase
Delcia
Worth every penny
Reviewed in Canada on July 22, 2023Size: 23" x 64"Verified Purchase
Delcia
Reviewed in Canada on July 22, 2023
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