Anonymous wrote:OP, if the salesperson sent you a quote that you approved, it was on you to review the quote and ensure that the features you wanted were on it.
Anonymous wrote:Yeah that doesnt make any sense. One of the reason shutters are so popular is because normally they are in two pieces for larger windows or one long piece for shorter windows. The benefit of shutters is that you can angle them upward to let in light but reduce visibility especially with windows that have shutters that can be closed on the bottom half and opened/slightly open on top half.
Your consultant sucks and should have said you can get top down bottom up for the same type of privacy and here's light filtration options. The only caveat is that you have strings hanging down when they are top down but not bottom up.
For MOST people, especially with windows that have high visibility to neighbors or the street, want light but limited visibility. What a doofus.
Anonymous wrote:You don’t need that feature on every window. Pick the most critical ones where you need top down due to the way the sun hits. Compromise and re-do 2-3 windows - but ask carefully and make sure the color will be an exact match if the windows are next to each other.
Anonymous wrote:I’m so happy I’m not rich. I can’t imagine being this upset about a window shade.
Anonymous wrote:I’m so happy I’m not rich. I can’t imagine being this upset about a window shade.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Either you ordered that type of blind, or you didn't... did you think all blinds automatically had that feature?
I didn't order it myself. He did. This wasn't an online order. I do agree with pp that we should have sat down and gone over each option. It was more of a casual conversation, and then he sent a quote.
He said he would have to eat the cost but he could order them with that feature, and I would have to pay the difference. My husband is too nice. He asked him to install anyway and said we could think on it. The guy is saying after a few days, if we don't like it, he can order new ones. I know what's going to happen. My husband will be fine with them and make it into a big deal if I am not, as if I'll never be happy with any blind. The guy would be pleased with cardboard.
Insist on getting the shades you want. It's not your problem if the guy says he will "eat the cost". He is a grown up and a business owner. He could handle it differently if he chose. Also, your DH is not "too nice" because he's not being nice to you. He doesn't need to care himself, but he should be respectful of your choices. Tell him if he doesn't want to talk to the shade guy to order what you want, you will.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Either you ordered that type of blind, or you didn't... did you think all blinds automatically had that feature?
I didn't order it myself. He did. This wasn't an online order. I do agree with pp that we should have sat down and gone over each option. It was more of a casual conversation, and then he sent a quote.
He said he would have to eat the cost but he could order them with that feature, and I would have to pay the difference. My husband is too nice. He asked him to install anyway and said we could think on it. The guy is saying after a few days, if we don't like it, he can order new ones. I know what's going to happen. My husband will be fine with them and make it into a big deal if I am not, as if I'll never be happy with any blind. The guy would be pleased with cardboard.
Anonymous wrote:OP, if the salesperson sent you a quote that you approved, it was on you to review the quote and ensure that the features you wanted were on it.