Those in a rush often settle for the one-size-fits-all window treatments. These are created for ‘standard’ sized windows. The only problem is most people have at least one or more windows that are shaped oddly or are oversized or undersized. You don’t have to settle for less. There are companies that custom fit window shades and blinds to your specs and ship them out within a day or two.
One such company is Blinds Chalet who offers an extensive line of express ship window treatments. No matter what size you need or what color, if they have it in stock, they will get it out as advertised on their site, either with next day turnaround, two-day turnaround or three-day turnaround. Just imagine placing an order and having your blinds at your house and ready to be hung in less than a week. Be sure to check shipping options to make sure you get the best service possible.
Some of the most popular window shades and blinds come with free express production. The Tapered Slat 2 1/2" Faux Wood blinds ship within three business days or you receive $10.00 off each quick ship blind ordered. These are a great addition to any room. They offer privacy and light control.
For two-day production times, consider Cordless Single Cell Shades, which are safe for any room where kids and pets play. The single cell shades come in a translucent or blackout shade option. There are also double cell shades, which are fantastic insulators.
If you can’t wait even two days, then the Deluxe 3/8" Translucent Double Cell Shades and Blackout Shades offer a 1-Day production turnaround. These blinds are also cordless so will work perfectly with any room in your home and will be there before you know it.
Whether you’re the type of person who just wants what you ordered now, or you’ve been putting off upgrading your window treatments for a long time and want it done tomorrow, there are express shipment options for you.
When you order on-line you’ll also get free shipping as well as 30% off if you remember to enter the coupon on the home page of the website. Don’t procrastinate any more. You don’t have to be an interior designer to get what you want when you want it. However, no one will know you didn’t work with a professional designer when they see how fabulous your window shades and blinds are.
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