Can these be cut down to 30inches wide
1947353
Yes they can be cut to 30 inches wide...no problem.Actually the central part of the blinds that is 11 inches in length holds the mechanism for the blinds to retract and expand, so I guess that the width can be from approx 13 inches to 3 feet and the blinds will still be able to work with the mechanism that retracts the blinds to open or shut. There is a tool provided to cut the blinds. When planning to cut the blinds, you should allow for say an 1/8 of an inch on each side to install the plastic ends that are also included that clip into the clamps at the top of the window frame and that give the blinds a professional finish at the bottom of the blinds. Yes they can be cut to 30 inches wide...no problem.Actually the central part of the blinds that is 11 inches in length holds the mechanism for the blinds to retract and expand, so I guess that the width can be from approx 13 inches to 3 feet and the blinds will still be able to work with the mechanism that retracts the blinds to open or shut. There is a tool provided to cut the blinds. When planning to cut the blinds, you should allow for say an 1/8 of an inch on each side to install the plastic ends that are also included that clip into the clamps at the top of the window frame and... » Read More Yes they can be cut to 30 inches wide...no problem.Actually the central part of the blinds that is 11 inches in length holds the mechanism for the blinds to retract and expand, so I guess that the width can be from approx 13 inches to 3 feet and the blinds will still be able to work with the mechanism that retracts the blinds to open or shut. There is a tool provided to cut the blinds. When planning to cut the blinds, you should allow for say an 1/8 of an inch on each side to install the plastic ends that are also included that clip into the clamps at the top of the window frame and that give the blinds a professional finish at the bottom of the blinds. « Show Less
1947354
YES -- think about it, you can no increase the width but IF you cannot purchased a narrower shade, simply cut it down. I love these shades -- used them for almost a year in our vacation home until I could afford to purchase real window coverings and knew "what" I wanted. Here, although I had plantation shutters installed on my first floor, I still have these covering the windows on the second floor (3 bedrooms) and the ones I removed from the first floor are on the basement windows. One I not only made narrower (fold them up as they arrived .. secure with rubber bands - both ends and the middle and cut off the extra width) and I also "shortened" it by cutting off several inches on the bottom. YES -- think about it, you can no increase the width but IF you cannot purchased a narrower shade, simply cut it down. I love these shades -- used them for almost a year in our vacation home until I could afford to purchase real window coverings and knew "what" I wanted. Here, although I had plantation shutters installed on my first floor, I still have these covering the windows on the second floor (3 bedrooms) and the ones I removed from the first floor are on the basement windows. One I not only made narrower (fold them up as they arrived .. secure with rubber bands - both ends... » Read More YES -- think about it, you can no increase the width but IF you cannot purchased a narrower shade, simply cut it down. I love these shades -- used them for almost a year in our vacation home until I could afford to purchase real window coverings and knew "what" I wanted. Here, although I had plantation shutters installed on my first floor, I still have these covering the windows on the second floor (3 bedrooms) and the ones I removed from the first floor are on the basement windows. One I not only made narrower (fold them up as they arrived .. secure with rubber bands - both ends and the middle and cut off the extra width) and I also "shortened" it by cutting off several inches on the bottom. « Show Less
1947355
Yes, but I would never buy that brand again because they do not stay adhered to painted surface
1947356
Yes. All you need is a box cutter (that's what I used) to cut them down to the size you need.
1947357
Yes they can be cut to 30 inches wide...no problem. Actually the central part of the blinds that is 11 inches in length holds the mechanism for the blinds to retract and expand, so I guess that the width can be from approx 13 inches to 3 feet and the blinds will still be able to work with the mechanism that retracts the blinds to open or shut. There is a tool provided to cut the blinds. When planning to cut the blinds, you should allow for say an 1/8 of an inch on each side to install the plastic ends that are also included that clip into the clamps at the top of the window frame and that give the blinds a professional finish at the bottom of the blinds.
1947358
oh yes. I had to cut for 27" and not problem. You do know you can't see out of them which I what I wanted. clue is use a utility knife and a hard ruler and cuts so easy
1947359
Yes.My kitchen bay window has five separate windows of various sizes.It takes patience to cut the blinds in a straight line but you can cut them to size. Hope this helps.
156701
These legs are 30 inches in length. That said, one could easily cut the leg down to a desired length with a circular saw or even a simple hack-saw.
752845
They can be cut but as far as that product you need to check the size and see if they are large enough to make the strips you need.
1287344
I do not know, but can you just measure the lenght and get universal? 30 bucks is little too much, you would be better off to get brand new saw!!!!
2084994
Good afternoon, we have had some people in the past do this, and had great succses, however, if you were to do this, we would not be able to take any return. They are solid core, so if you chose to cut them, it SHOULD work. Thanks, Aaron
1349251
Sure. They're easy to cut. I think Scar Away also has 3" ones if that's a better size for you.
237549
Yes you can dado. It should be in the specification. I think you can go 7/8" wide
1729107
No. But you can go to Lowes of Home Depot and get a piece of lean cut to size to do what you're wanting!
2148351
Yes, I believe you could cut them with a hacksaw or other appropriate saw, as they are steel.
347285
Yes, because the end cleats pivot. Be sure to find center point of rod, measure from center point, cut equally from both ends. There are other options, if you set you refinements and relevance, specifically to 30" rod.
1495294
you would have to cut them down, that was the mistake we made, and when we got them they were way to tall. we had to cut 7inches off of them, but I love them.
1555780
They are a hard plastic, which I think could be cut to size. I don't think you would have an issue.
158904
Yes, they will fit. Because they are metal, you will need to use them with a #30 blade.
739009
Don't know we used them full size and still love them. Hardly know they are there.I guess with a good sharp scissors or utility knife or craft knife you should be able to.
1945724
Sorry, I misunderstood the question. Yes, you should be able to cut it to fit.
1748502
Yes you can. It's really easy to cut down to size as well. It's only one cut.
2273186
I don't think they can be cut because of the roller it comes on. It is a fixed size.