How Do Pull String Blinds Work

The vertical cordless blinds come with a vertical cord to rotate the vane of blinds.

How do pull string blinds work.

In easylift systems the blinds have a braided continuous loop that is used for lowering and raising the blinds. The cordless system truly makes lowering blind and shades easier than ever. First hold the lift cords level with the headrail and gently pull. Tug on the strings to lift the top portion of the blinds.

You can shop our cordless options here. Pull on the tassel or lift cord and it should string right through the blind. This should release the cord lock. Pull down the right string to lower or raise the top of the blinds.

To operate the continuous cord loop hold the front loop string and pull one hand over the other to lift the blind or shade up. You will see a pin. You may see the continuous cord loop referred to as easy glide easy up lift easy rise easy up soft glide ultra lift or ultra. You can slide the vanes on one side in case you want to let sunlight come in.

To slightly cover the window spread the vanes over the window. Cordless blinds make it easy for you to pull shades on the window. Window blinds all generally work in the same fashion. When the blinds are adjusted the loop which has a pulley style that maintains its length.

A cordless blind still has cords going through the slats in order to operate them. This has a continuous loop beaded chain and works very similar to the easylift system. To lower the blinds you simply pull down on the bottom rail and tilt the bottom rail back and forth to tilt the slats. Grasp onto the set of single strings hanging along the right side of the blinds.

To completely cover the window rotate the cord. To lower grasp the back loop string and pull with the same motion evenly and smoothly. Tie a new knot in the cord at the bottom rail and replace the rail cap. Locate the cord lock mechanism in the headrail the lift cords run through this.

Conversely try lowering the top of the blinds by angling the string and slowly releasing your grip. If this does not solve the problem take the blind out of the window. To raise the blinds just raise the bottom rail. Let us now look at cordless blinds in our comparison of cordless or corded blinds.