Currently, we only have tilt-only wood and faux wood blinds due to the new Canadian Corded Window Covering Regulations in effect as of May 1, 2022. While there are many specifics in the new regulations, the key change is that a reachable cord must not exceed 22 cm in length. These requirements apply not just to the lift cords, but also to inner cords and cords inside the window frame (including those found on horizontal blinds, top-down bottom-up shades & skylight shades) and any other reachable cords. We expect to have compliant wood and faux wood blinds that you can raise and lower by August-September.
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Can you pull this one up and down?
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Currently, we only have tilt-only wood and faux wood blinds due to the new Canadian Corded Window Covering Regulations in effect as of May 1, 2022. While there are many specifics in the new regulations, the key change is that a reachable cord must not exceed 22 cm in length. These requirements apply not just to the lift cords, but also to inner cords and cords inside the window frame (including those found on horizontal blinds, top-down bottom-up shades & skylight shades) and any other reachable cords. We expect to have compliant wood and faux wood blinds that you can raise and lower by August-September.