Graywind 100% Blackout Roller Shades Window Blinds for Home and Office Cordless Blinds (100% Blackout Waterproof Shade Fabric Samples)
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Color: Z - Multicolor
Material Type: 3 - Universal
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- CHECK BEFORE ORDER: High-quality samples, they allow you to assess the quality & texture of fabric and then decide on the perfect one for your home; The introduction to each fabric serie help you know them better
- GRAYWIND DESIGN: All details are designed; Dupont material envelope style, light-weight & durable & reusable, represent our consistent respect for the concept of environmental protect
- CUSTOMER FIRST: Each fabric labeled uniquely, it helps you quickly recognize your desired ones; Measuring guide and worksheet included, convenient for recording your window dimensions and save it for use later
- If you want to check the fabric color and quality before ordering, we can send you fabric swatch before placing roller shade order
Description
Features waterproof, oilproof and stain resistant. It's capable of totally blocking the passage of light. High quality but cost effective, easy maintainance. Jacquard woven fabric with waterproof white back layer. Natural look brings a live elegance to the exterior and blocks out the light and provids a privacy space. Features linen blended with waterproof back foam coating. It has 3D textures and better lustre. Absolute privacy and UV protection offered, along with stylish look and high-level sense.
Material: 3 - Universal
Product Dimensions: 60"L x 60"W
Brand: Graywind
Color: Z - Multicolor
Opacity: Blackout
Opacity: Blackout
Operation Mode: Manual
Additional Features: Tool Free Installation
Closure Type: Drawstring
Mounting Type: Inside Mount
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Control Type: Manual
Item Dimensions L x W: 60"L x 60"W
Number of Items: 1
Item Weight: 8.3 ounces
Size: 60"W x 60"H
Number Of Panels: 1
Color: Z - Multicolor
Shape: Rectangular
Brand Name: Graywind
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Specific Uses For Product: Window
Room Type: Bedroom
Included Components: User Manual
Model Number: GWQZYMTH004
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Graywind
Material Type: 3 - Universal
Product Care Instructions: Spot Clean Only
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Color: D-jacquard White
Foreword: As I work from home, I find myself engaging in multiple video conferences and meetings. I am normally not a vain person, but in my very competitive job, I try to maintain appearences, and a part of that is lighting. I wanted something more effective than my cheap vertical blinds which do a poor job of blocking out light when I need my room to be dark, and something I can open remotely so that way I do not have to leave my desk when a new meeting starts. And thus began my multiple month-long search for smart curtains. I learned that companies like hunter-douglas and somfy refused to sell directly to me online, insisting I speak to a distributor/dealer first. That was the fastest turn-off I've ever experienced towards a company. Lutron's Serena brand quoted $737 for the cheapest shades and fabric that matched my dimensions. Ikea's Futyr looked really nice, but they were out of stock, and didn't make a model wide enough to cover my window with a single piece of fabric. This left Yoolax (which offered it for $400), and as I shopped for a yoolax curtain, I noticed they were out of stock of their zigbee controlled motors, but I did stumble across Graywind, which wasn't out of stock, and offered a model with a solar panel and a zigbee controller at a similar price. (I wanted zigbee for security, cost, and ease-of-use reasons. Going with a rf hub is more expensive, and involves setting up some 3rd party device which is a potential security vulnerability to my wifi network if the manufacturer stops releasing security updates for it.) Considering the fact that my electric bill is already higher than it needs to be, I was very excited to get the solar panel equipped model and not add to it. Purchasing: Going through the amazon customizer was fairly simple and straightforwards, although there was a few spelling/grammer mistakes, it was more than clear enough to order the shades customized to my window. I was contacted by an agent on behalf of graywind, and had them change my fabric choice from jacquard white, to jacquard gray. Latency/lead: As advertised, Graywind took roughly 4 business days to manufacture my curtain, and Fedex had it on my doorstep in an additional week. Far from Amazon's 2-day delivery that they offer with prime, but what can I expect for something custom-made across the world? Installation: Unfortunately, the instructions and techniques are designed for 2 people, in that someone needs to hold the shade against the wall while another person uses a pencil to mark along the wall where the mounting hardware needs to be installed. Considering I was doing this by myself, I instead got my tape measure and with a lot of marking and measuring, calculated where my brackets needed to be on the wall without pressing the shade to the wall. However, Graywind's instructions were designed to be used on every surface, in any arrangemant, possibly without the features I took advantage of to make sure my brackets were aligned properly. With that constraint in mind, I cannot fault Graywind's documentation. The documentation implied there was 2 brackets included. I received 3, because I ordered an excessively long unit. Since the brackets clip into a rail-like arrangement on the top of the unit, you could theoretically use 4, 5, 6, etc brackets, and I would have preferred that so I could use adhesives to mount it rather than drilling holes in my apartment's wall. Graywind seemed more than eager to send me additional brackets, when I wrote to them providing feedback, so if you would like to use an adhesive like command strips, make sure to ask for some extra brackets. Finally, I had to install the battery in the remote, which was difficult due to the lack of batteries included in the package. A quick trip to my local supermarket later, and the remote was working. Programming: There were 3 things that needed to be done for programming. 1, Remote pairing. 2, Limit setup. 3, Alexa pairing. Remote pairing went flawlessly. Followed the manual, and it worked on the first try. The unit performed exactly as it should, the only issue is that the manual implied something else. To be specific, it implied that the upper and lower limits are not set and need to be set prior to use. This caused me to spend a half hour trying to get the limits set, and becoming mildly upset when the unit didn't move to the limits I "set". Thankfully, one of Graywind's agents made a post on the Q&A section of these shade's product page, stating that the units come with their limits pre-programmed at the factory. Eventually, it clicked in my head, and I read the manual's guidance for deleting limits, to which it stated that the upper limit cannot be deleted and the unit must be factory reset in order for the change to take place. Whatever, so I factory reset, got my limits set properly, and moved onto the final stage. Alexa pairing was near-flawless. Since I was using zigbee, I'd have to put the device into pairing mode for my Echo system to control it. After mis-reading the instructions, the device not responding, and then properly reading the instructions, I got the unit into pairing mode. Turns out that it either isn't compatible with the zigbee hub in a first-generation echo plus, or the pairing mode only lasts a few seconds, as I put it into pairing and *then* attempted discovery with my echo, which was unsuccessful. No worries, since I had an echo studio in another room, I ran discovery on that, *before* quickly putting the unit into pairing mode. That procedure worked on the first try. Usage/operation: The device isn't particularly fast, taking 25 seconds to move 50 inches. Mind, since this is a roller shade, the speed will slightly increase during the latter portion of the retraction (meaning that 100 inches won't take 50 seconds, but more like 48s, and 25 inches would take 15s instead of 12.5s) due to the material wrapping around the armature increasing its diameter. Still, 25 seconds is more than acceptable to me and for my purposes. During the first 10 or 20 cycles, the unit made a strange rattling noise, which was severely off-putting. Thankfully, whatever was rattling settled in, and the unit now only hums quietly from the motor. The material itself looks nice, and is a fairly good blackout material, easily darkening my room when I want to reduce the incoming light. From what I can tell, the solar panel works and keeps the unit running, although for the first few hours, I had the unit running on a portable battery bank to ensure that the motor wouldn't damage the battery while I fiddled with it. I will update this review if I encounter issues with the panel, but I love not having something else eat up my electric bill, or valuable socket space. Alexa can control the device with the following commands: "Alexa, open/raise (my/the) [device name]", ex "Alexa, open my curtains", "Alexa, raise drapes one", etc. "Alexa, close/lower (my/the) [device name]", ex "Alexa, close bedroom curtains", "Alexa, lower the shades", etc. "Alexa, open/close/raise/lower (my/the) [device name] to 1-100%", ex "Alexa, open my curtains to 15%", "Alexa, lower shades one to 50%", etc. Percentages are measured in percent open (ex: 15% moves the shade up a little, but 90% will have the shade open almost all the way), and are agnostic to whichever lower/raise command you use, always moving in either direction to the percent specified. The motor is very accurate, and the percentage commands are extremely powerful, especially if your window is facing away from the sun (since then, all the light entering is diffused, reflected light from the outside enviornment) as you can specify percentages to fine-tune the amount of light in a room to your liking. The remote is a bit more clunky and imprecise, and the zigbee remote uses something similar to a touchscreen, rather than buttons with undermounted switches. Consequently, I found myself accidentally pressing buttons on the remote a lot. My solution was to leave the remote set to a different channel (eg: shade is on channel 1, so when im not using the remote, i set it to channel 2), so that way I don't accidentally issue commands. To be honest however, if you have an echo device, or even the alexa app on your phone, that is much easier to use than the remote and I only use it during meetings, when I want to adjust the light without my viewer noticing my vanity. I cannot really comment much on the style or design, as I am very much a function-over-form person, or to be more precise: form should be derived from function. This roller shade functions well, and for that, I am satisfied with it. My only regret is accidentally buying the model with the valance, since it does absolutely nothing for me, but at least its color-matched to the fabric. Overall, I'm very happy with these shades, as they're exactly what I wanted for my room with no substantial issues. If I had more windows that needed new shades, I would definetly buy this model sans valance again. As 400 usd is a tad pricy on my income (although cheap in the smart shades market), I thankfully do not need any more.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2020 by Sportutegirl Sportutegirl
Color: D-jacquard Grey
We bought a house with 33 windows. That means a lot of investment in window coverings. We worked with a local designer to add high-end wireless motorized blinds to the whole house. A name brand that looked terrific. It was expensive but we felt worth it. When we realized the blinds didn't get the rooms dark enough I started browsing Amazon for a solution and I found Graywind motorized blackout shades. The site took me through exactly how to measure for shades that would mount outside the window frames (and over the blinds). They reviewed my plan and gave me great help on how to make it better. The motorized shades came quickly and were easy to install. They are covering high-end, designer made motorized blinds and they look every bit as good as the blinds and work as smoothly and reliably. What a find. If you want to have a designer look for your windows without the extreme expense and long wait I highly recommend Graywind. The products are solid, reliable and beautiful and the customer support is world-class.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2023 by Mike G Mike G
Color: Grey Brown
Update: the company made it clear they stand behind their product. since amazon wont let me post a link to the instruction video on youtube (probably because they get along with google so well), know that the only instructions on how to program the remote is a painful to watch youtube video. Probably most blinds will have difficulties in the area of instructions on something like a remote, but how hard it was to find any info on the way to program it was a surprise to me. to program it you need to take the remote apart to find two little dip switches on the back that need to be pressed in certain orders with buttons on the front. Since its a set and forget type thing this should be ok, but I resent having to scour the internet for how to do it when a 3x5 button combo card in the package would have solved that issue.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2023 by Jeff
Color: A-white
I had some issues connecting it (my Echo was too far away to keep a reliable connection). Customer service went above and beyond! Zoe was incredibly knowledgeable on everything related to the blinds. She had extensive knowledge of the Alexa application and even did a ZOOM call with me to correct the connectivity problem. My specific configuration requires I tell Alexa what percentage to close the blinds. I didn’t love that so she explained how I could work around that. My blinds are 6 foot long and the dimensions were absolutely perfect! The installation was extremely simple! Time will tell the overall value, but blinds are expensive anywhere. They final product is great!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2023 by Customer
Color: A-coffee
Ordered myself a HomeKit compatible motor. The cut was perfect for my window. HomeKit motor works great out of the box. Did not need to install any additional apps, just connect to Home app. I got also a solar panel to charge the motor. Have automation to pull it down to 60% after midday and open it after sunset. So far, no issues. Hope with the solar panel I don't have to charge it at all. Small thing - it is kind of loud. I mean, you don't want to install it in the bedroom and expect to wake up by sunset opening blinds, you will wake up to the noise of opening blinds.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023 by Denis Gladkikh
Color: D-linen Beige
Highly recommend this product! I am not one to write reviews but feel like these shades deserve it. Started out with two tester shades and loved them so much I ended up buying four more! I definitely like the linen shade more as it looks more luxurious in my opinion! Either way, quality is amazing and installation was easy. The one slightly harder part was programming it to the remote and Alexa. However, we received huge help over video call as customer service took us through step by step of programming. Thank you Amy!!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2023 by Danix277 Danix277