Zebra blinds have alternating sheer and solid stripes, while roller shades are a solid piece of fabric that rolls up and down.

Zebra Blinds feature two layers of fabric with alternating stripes of opaque and translucent material. They are a popular choice for their modern appearance and versatility in controlling light and privacy.

Light Filteing Fabric blinds block out roughly 60-80% of incoming light.
They offer enough privacy while still allowing some light to enter the room, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. These blinds are commonly used in living rooms, kitchens, and offices.

Roller shades are a type of window covering that consist of a single piece of material that rolls up and down to cover the window. They come in a variety of materials, colors, and textures, and are often chosen for their simplicity and ease of use in controlling light and privacy.

Blackout blinds typically block out around 90-95% of incoming light, making them ideal for those seeking greater privacy or an uninterrupted sleep experience. They are commonly used in bedrooms, bathrooms, and home theaters.

Yes, we provide motorized blinds that can be controlled with a remote control, as well as smart motorized blinds that can be connected to a WiFi hub for even more convenient and flexible control.

We offer an extensive range of Zebra Blinds and Roller Shades. They are available in two optrons: Light Filtering and Blackout.

If the window depth is less than 3 inches, we recommend an outside mount. 

Step 1:

For measuring the width, measure from one end of the trim, that is the outside edge of the frame, to the other end horizontally at the top. For widths between 96 inches to 110 inches, please contact us.

Step 2:

For measuring the height, measure from the outside top of the window frame to the bottom vertically. 

To watch a complete step-by-step video tutorial, please click here

For an inside mount, you’ll need a window depth of minimum 3 inches. 

Step 1: 

For measuring the width, measure between the inside surfaces of your window frame/sill horizontally at the top. When measuring make sure to include the fractions (Nearest 1/8 of an inch), ensuring the most accurate measurement. We deduct 5mm or a quarter inch from the width to ensure an easy installation. For widths between 96 inches to 110 inches, please contact us. 

Step 2:

For measuring the height, measure from the inside top of the window frame to the bottom of the sill vertically. 

To watch a complete step-by-step video tutorial, please click here

There are four options available for measuring an extra wide window.

Option 1:

For accuracy, one person can hold one end while you measure to the nearest fraction on the other end.

Option 2:

If the reading is unclear, take a picture of your reading keeping the measuring tape with the edge of the trim, and save the picture as the window name.

Option 3: 

Place the tape measure on the window sill, and measure from one inside end to the other inside end.

Option 4:

In the case of a three-pane window, you can measure from the  Left edge of the window to the middle of the first joint. Then from the middle of the first joint to the middle of the second joint, and then from the second middle joint to the Right edge of the window. This way you can have three blinds. For widths between 96 inches to 110 inches, please contact us.

To watch a complete step-by-step video tutorial, please click here

To simplify the identification process, you can name each window after the room it is located in, such as living room, kitchen, bedroom, or master. If there are multiple windows in a room, you can assign a number to each one, such as living room-1, living room-2, and so on. To prevent any confusion, you can label each window with a sticker or a label until the blinds are installed.

Step 1:

Take two pieces of paper and mark them at three inches. Place the pieces of paper on the window sill, one on each side of the bay window corner and against the window frame. 

Step 2:

Slide them towards each other until the two marks meet. Mark on the window sill with a pencil at the exact point where the papers meet. Repeat this process for each corner of your bay window.

Step 3:

Now, as you have measuring points, it's time to measure the distance between them and get the width of the blinds you need to order. 

Step 4:

For measuring the height, simply measure from the top of the window where you want the blinds to fit, to the window sill for the drop of your blinds.

To watch a complete step-by-step video tutorial, please click here

You will need the following tools to help measure and install the blinds yourself: 

● Drill machine 

● Drill bit depending on screw type 

● Screwdriver 

● Level 

● Measuring tape 

● Pencil or pen

A minimum depth of at least 3 inches is required for proper installation of inside mount blinds.

Inside mount is a method of installing window treatments where the window covering is mounted inside the window frame, rather than on the wall or outside the frame. This creates a clean, streamlined look and can also help to maximize the amount of natural light in the room. Inside mount installations require accurate measurements to ensure a proper fit.

Outside mount is a method of installing window treatments outside the window frame on the wall or ceiling. It is used when the frame is too shallow or for a larger coverage area. Outside mount installations can create a dramatic and visually appealing effect, while also providing greater flexibility in terms of coverage area and light control.

Installation of inside mount blinds involves the following steps:

Step 1:

Place the first bracket on the ceiling of the window frame so that it's level with the wall's surface. Brackets have screw holes on the top of a long flat surface for ceiling mounts or inside mount installation.

Step 2:

Mark the screw holes using a pencil or pen and attach the brackets using screws. Repeat the process on the other end of the window.

Step 3:

Align the top ridge of the valance with the front tab of each bracket. Push the valance back to lock the rear groove onto the back hooks of the brackets. Align and lock all the brackets with the valance simultaneously.

Step 4:

Test the blinds by pulling them up and down a few times to ensure they are level and operating smoothly.

To watch a complete step-by-step video tutorial, please click here

Installation of outside mount blinds involves the following steps:

Step 1:

Place the first bracket on the ceiling of the window frame so that it's level with the wall's surface. Brackets have screw holes on the small flat side for wall mount or outside mount installation.

Step 2:

Mark the screw holes using a pencil or pen and attach the brackets using screws. Repeat the process on the other end of the window.

Step 3:

Align the top ridge of the valance with the front tab of each bracket. Push the valance back to lock the rear groove onto the back hooks of the brackets. Align and lock all the brackets with the valance simultaneously.

Step 4:

Test the blinds by pulling them up and down a few times to ensure they are level and operating smoothly.

To watch a complete step-by-step video tutorial, please click here

To find out how much your blinds or shades will cost, browse through our selection of zebra blinds and roller shades and click on a product to see its price per square foot. Enter the width and height of your window to calculate the cost. For multiple windows, add each blind to your cart and you'll see the total cost for all your windows.

It takes around 3-4 weeks for your blinds to arrive after you place your order. If there is any delay, please feel free to contact us via email or chat, and we will be happy to assist you.

You can place an order through our website,www.nfblinds.com, and browse our collection of zebra blinds and roller shades. On each product page, you can enter the width and height of the window to check the price. If you agree to the price, you can then add the blind to the cart. Once done with all the windows, you can proceed to check out and enter your credit card and shipping address details. You will also see the shipping cost, if any, at the checkout. Once done, submit to complete the order. Please make sure the measurements are accurate and closest to 1/8 of an inch.

You can make the payment using your debit/credit cards or through Paypal.