Learn more about liners for bamboo shades and do woven wood shades provide privacy?
To attach the liner using the sewing method(recommended):
Using a needle with fishing line, put a knot at the bottom of the line. Start at the bottom of the bamboo shades and work your way up by inserting the needle through the fabric liner and through two pieces of bamboo. You will want to sew the liner about one inch from the edge of the shades. Encircle each piece of bamboo several times, tacking the liner every 6 inches along the side of the shades. For wider woven wood shades, you may want to also tack the liner at the top and bottom as well as the sides.
To attach the liner using the hot glue method:
Apply the hot glue around the edges of the bamboo shade and press the fabric liner into the glue. Allow the glue to dry before moving the bamboo shades and re installing them in your window.
On our Tavarua woven wood shades, we hem the edges of the fabric liners and sew them to the shades on our attached liners. Also available are our traditional fabric roman shades.
If you're wondering how bamboo shades perform for privacy, visit our bamboo shade privacy guide.
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