07/08/2016 03:09
Subject: Roman shades that don't break the bank
Great deals can be found at Steve's Blinds (online, they have more than just blinds)
Anonymous
07/08/2016 03:03
Subject: Roman shades that don't break the bank
OP, check out Task Rabbit for help with installation.
Anonymous
07/08/2016 01:31
Subject: Roman shades that don't break the bank
Bed bath and Beyond, probably closer to $100
Anonymous
07/07/2016 10:34
Subject: Roman shades that don't break the bank
Pottery Barn Roman Shades are not terribly expensive. You have to install them yourself, but ours have held up well and were easy to install. The first ones we had lasted 10 years (then we moved). We are at 4+ years on the current version and very happy with them.
Anonymous
07/07/2016 03:33
Subject: Roman shades that don't break the bank
We installed Roman shades downstairs (approx. 200/window) and cellular upstairs (approx 100). You can get IKEA window coverings for much less, but they don't have custom sizing.
Anonymous
07/06/2016 22:58
Subject: Roman shades that don't break the bank
Well, if the window is really wide, it is going to cost more, but I definitely see a price range.
Anonymous
07/06/2016 22:45
Subject: Roman shades that don't break the bank
Ikea
Anonymous
07/06/2016 22:44
Subject: Roman shades that don't break the bank
Anonymous wrote:If you are handy and can measure (easy) and install, then you can save some serious money.
Lots of online options at JCP, Lowes, Wayfair, etc.
I can measure and install, no worries there, but all the online options I saw start with $200+ for a small window. Is this normal?
Anonymous
07/06/2016 22:42
Subject: Re:Roman shades that don't break the bank
I used Blinds.com. Watch for sales to get best deal.
Anonymous
07/06/2016 22:39
Subject: Roman shades that don't break the bank
If you are handy and can measure (easy) and install, then you can save some serious money.
Lots of online options at JCP, Lowes, Wayfair, etc.
Anonymous
07/06/2016 22:31
Subject: Roman shades that don't break the bank
The title says it all. We've just moved into the new house, which has great big windows - which I love. What I don't love is the need to cover them so the damn kids can go to bed before sundown. We have massive mission-style trim on top and sides of windows and deep window sills, so I think roman shades that go inside the windows are the best bet for us. I can't be the only person who's ever looked for reasonably priced ones. Where did you get yours, and how much did you end up paying? Do I just accept needing to spend vast amounts of money?