Interested in upgrading your blinds or shades with a Cordless Lift system? Our Cordless Lift Buying Guide will teach you about the benefits. Don’t forget – you can speak with an expert Blinds.com design consultant by calling 1-800-505-1905.

Benefits of Cordless Lift Window Treatments

  • A Cordless Lift upgrade allows you to raise and lower your blinds or shades with style and ease. This upgrade will enhance the appearance of your room by eliminating the visual distraction of unsightly cords, leaving your windows with clean, unobstructed views.
  • Since a Cordless Lift upgrade uses no cords to raise or lower your window treatments, they are usually - but now always - a safer option for homes with small children and pets. Always check your product’s page to see if it’s a safer option.
  • To lower your shade, simply pull on the handle or bottom rail to the desired position. To raise your shade, gently push the bottom rail up. The shade will hold in place, making the process smooth and convenient. You can also choose Cordless Lift in combination with a Top-Down/Bottom-Up system.

Please note that Cordless Lift systems are not ideal for tall windows.

For elegant design, ease of use and increased safety, a Cordless Lift upgrade is a popular choice for the home.

Cordless Lift FAQs

A cordless blind still has cords going through the slats in order to operate them. To raise or lower cordless blinds, simply pull down or lift up the bottom rail.

To lower cordless blinds, simply pull down on the bottom rail and tilt the bottom rail back and forth to tilt the slats.

Cordless blinds are any blinds which do not feature a dangling cord for operation. They're simple to use and safer for homes with small children or pets.

To raise or lower cordless blinds, simply pull down or lift up the bottom rail.

To raise your cordless blinds, simply lift up from the bottom rail of your blinds.

Cordless blinds are extremely efficient and easy to use. Keep in mind they are not ideal for large windows or hard-to-reach windows.

Cordless blinds are available as an upgrade to most window treatments, and are slightly more expensive than traditional corded blinds.

A cordless blind still has cords going through the slats in order to operate them. To raise or lower cordless blinds, simply pull down or lift up the bottom rail.