Is it possible to adjust the width by cutting the shades and their roll bar?
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A couple things are necessary: to be able to cut a straight edge on one side of the shade as well as the bottom and top metal bars. (The top metal bar is the most important to get exactly straight otherwise it will not roll up easily) You will have to remove the inserts on the top and bottom bars before cutting or if you are cutting off enough just use something to push them out from the inside.
1780774
I bought a rectangular shade with different measurements but i did go and buy turn buckles steel eyelets and steel caribeners at Home Depot. Utilizing these items allowed me to place the poles "close enough" and get the shade nice and taunt. Good luck!
969169
We did exactly that. We used a dremel and cut them down to the size we needed. Make sure you only cut the bottom of the inside and top of the outside leg when doing the adjustment. Works fantastic!
1292686
You can cut it to any width you want. If you're going too much smaller, you might look at buying individual pieces to save some cost. I was very happy with how adaptable the system was.
743563
If You Mean With An Internal Control Knob, Than No. The Only Manual Way To Adjust THese Mirrors Would Be To Physically Push On The Glass, And Then You'd Risk Stripping Or Breaking The Plastic Gears. Hope This Helps.
410137
can the center panel be cut down to go around a 36" window<. without interfering with the corner pieces?
165422
start at the top of the shade and pull, it will tear a straight strip off the shade to get the width you need.
2273183
Yes, the end will pop off and the shades can be pulled part way off and cut. I did it with several blinds but keep in mind that the metal rods will have to be cut as well. A hacksaw worked fine. I also folded over the fabric and sewed a straight hem to avoid the fabric unraveling. I did NOT pull the fabric off the metal rod any further than I had to, especially at the top.
104205
Yes the cross bars are full adjustable with minor trimming on the width according to the width of your shell. After cutting just replace the end bar plugs and possibly spray with flat black paint for factory look
862729
No you can't cut them to adjust the length. Why would you want or need to ?
1962717
I suggest going to a place that specializes in Plexiglass and have a piece of that cut to fit the difference between where the window kit ends and the top of the slider. Go for a bit thicker than thinner so it doesn't bend easily, plus it will look nicer during the daylight hours than a solid item like wood... We have a Tap Plastics out here in Northern California - Good luck!
1926329
The seats are adjustable, but I don't believe they can be cut without major modification.
1676794
Unfortunately, the shade cannont be trimmed in half to cover two windows. There are internal cords, allowing the shade to be raised and lowered; which if cut, would cause the shade to no longer function. The 48-inch width can be trimmed to fit window widths 32-inches to 48-inches. The 36-inch width can be trimmed to fit window widths 21-inches to 36-inches. You can find the 36-inch option to this product by searching for ASIN B008OPVEI0.Thank you for your interest in this product!Redi Shade Customer Service
1334712
Yes! You can adjust it. But, in my case, it was difficult to find the way to change. Read and follow the direction ^^
1304821
Yes. You would be able to adjust the length. The cloth has unfinished ends.
347286
I'm just took a look at my bar and I don't think it will adjust to such a small width without shortening the bar. This would be easy enough to do with a handsaw although you would lose some of the outward bow.
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.