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I Didn’t Know These Existed!!! DIY Rechargeable Smart Roller Shades… No Wiring Needed.

I Didn't Know These Existed!!! DIY Rechargeable Smart Roller Shades... No Wiring Needed.


I Didn’t Know These Existed!!! DIY Rechargeable Smart Roller Shades… No Wiring Needed

Are you tired of dealing with tangled cords and complicated installations when trying to upgrade your home’s window treatments? You’re not alone! Many homeowners are on the lookout for smarter, simpler solutions to enhance their living spaces. Well, look no further: DIY rechargeable smart roller shades are here to revolutionize your experience – and the best part? No wiring is needed!

What Are DIY Rechargeable Smart Roller Shades?

DIY rechargeable smart roller shades are innovative window coverings that combine functionality with style. These shades can be easily installed without the need for professional help or complex wiring systems. Powered by rechargeable batteries, they allow you to control light and privacy at the touch of a button, or even through a smartphone app.

The Benefits of Smart Roller Shades

1. Convenience

Forget fumbling with cords! With smart roller shades, you can adjust your window coverings effortlessly. Many models come with remote controls or smart home integration, allowing you to raise or lower your shades with a simple voice command or tap on your phone.

2. Energy Efficiency

By optimizing natural light, these shades can help regulate your home’s temperature. During hot summer days, keep them closed to block out the sun, and save on air conditioning bills. Similarly, opening them during the day can help warm your space in the winter.

3. Aesthetically Pleasing

Available in a variety of colors, patterns, and materials, DIY rechargeable smart roller shades can match any decor. Whether you prefer a sleek modern look or a more traditional style, there’s something for every taste.

4. Affordable and Easy to Install

Unlike traditional motorized shades that require professional installation, DIY options can be mounted quickly with minimal tools. Many brands offer instructional videos or guides to walk you through the process.

How to Install Your DIY Rechargeable Smart Roller Shades

Step 1: Measure Your Windows

Accurate measurements are crucial. Measure the width and height of your window and ensure to note whether you want inside or outside mounting.

Step 2: Order Your Shades

Once you have your measurements, choose a shade that fits your aesthetic and functional needs. Look for options that advertise "easy installation" and "no wiring required."

Step 3: Gather Your Tools

Typically, you will need a drill, a screwdriver, and a level. Most shades come with mounting brackets and hardware, simplifying the installation process.

Step 4: Install the Brackets

Using your level, mark where the brackets will go and secure them to the wall. Ensure they are straight to avoid lopsided shades.

Step 5: Hang the Shades

Once the brackets are securely in place, hang your shades following the manufacturer’s instructions.

Step 6: Charge and Program

Charge your shades according to the guidelines. If your shades are compatible with smart home systems, follow the app’s instructions to integrate them into your existing setup.

Why You’ll Love Them

DIY rechargeable smart roller shades not only elevate your home’s appearance but also offer unparalleled convenience and efficiency. Imagine waking up and having your blinds automatically open to let in the morning light, or being able to adjust the shades without getting up from your couch. These smart shades truly make life easier!

Conclusion

With DIY rechargeable smart roller shades, transforming your home has never been simpler or more enjoyable. Say goodbye to complicated installations and hello to a smarter, more stylish window treatment solution. Perfect for the DIY enthusiast or the novice looking to enhance their living space, these shades are a must-have in today’s tech-savvy world. So why wait? Upgrade your home today and experience the difference for yourself!

50 thoughts on “I Didn’t Know These Existed!!! DIY Rechargeable Smart Roller Shades… No Wiring Needed.

  1. Plastic razor blade work pretty well to scrap and not damage soft surfaces.

  2. DIY? This is an off the shelve product..

  3. Green scrub pad and de natured alcohol

  4. @gtuzman says:

    Do you have a video that shows how to remove the shade? I need to take one down temporarily.

  5. Have you the Aliex link ?

  6. hello happy morning. we are a curtain automatic equipment source factory, if you are interested in understanding welcome to contact me at any time!

  7. .25 through the video and I need to pause and applaud.
    Carry on!!

  8. @sherwinm says:

    looks great. you can also use a portable battery to recharge them if there are no outlets nearby

  9. Why did you caulk after you painted?

  10. Once I saw the solar charger at 12:00 in… I yelled to myself, "SOLD"

  11. Pro Tip: Always caulk THEN paint. 3 months from now the caulk will start to show thru and and not be easily cleanable looking horrible

  12. There should be an app which shows the battery level

  13. Ikea might something similiar soon

  14. Do the shades work on glass block windows

  15. @Rhythm515 says:

    Looks amazing! Great Job!!… One question, what is the elapsed time for the blind to open/close? Thanks

  16. Please please please tell me how to remove these. I cannot reaplce the batteries. Cannot get these off.

  17. Anybody know if the remotes infrared or RF? I'm guessing RF (through walls). Infrared would be line of sight.

  18. Are the batteries replaceable?

  19. Smart waiting until the very very end to mention the price 😬

  20. Ever heared of ikea? Had battery powered shades for years, they are zigbee so all smart home can control those

  21. There was a table of these at lows, marked down from $100 to $25. They cant be manually pulled down when the battery dies.

  22. @FEBUDux says:

    Hi, do you have a code for these blinds? Thanks to your video, I plan on purchasing for my whole house. ❤

  23. Where can I order them from?

  24. Queen you didn’t link the drywall anchors 😭😩

  25. wire wool & paint thinner worked for me on my window frames to remove overspray

  26. Why are the Windows in your country so cheap designed???

  27. Broken than less than 1 year ago when we got one !

  28. This product using solar would be the shizzle

  29. Und wie sollen die fenster geöffnet werden die sich nach innen öffnen ❓️❓️🤦‍♀️
    Da ist kein Platz an der Decke

  30. These powered shades are convenient and beautiful. Thanks for sharing, Mike

  31. @mookchoi3 says:

    Is there outdoor one?

  32. @jbfCanada says:

    I bought and installed Lutron honeycomb shades. They use regular batteries, bigger blinds “D-cells” and smaller blinds “AAA-cells”. They last about 18 months and are easy to change. I buy them at Costco, about $50 for enough batteries for 14 blinds. Similar price to yours. Easy to install, like yours, and easy to operate. Like you, I have totally enjoyed them, and the regular automation is wonderful. Great video, thanks.

  33. @dirtydwa says:

    Acetone will take off paint around the trim

  34. “Windowsills needed sanded and painted…….”??
    Try “sandING and repaintING”.
    The “exact right” thing?? Just “right” thing will do. What is it with Americans adding irrelevant words such as same exact and exact right and whole entire??

  35. To remove paint and caulk from a plastic window frame, I used a painter's 5-in-1 tool with excellent success.

  36. Your Squarespace better be SuperPro dude. They've sponsored everything from your RV (which was awesome) to your electric blinds.

  37. @ronb8310 says:

    Came here to see the shades. Could have done without the painting.

  38. You can't be serious … You want me to pay how much for blackout blinds that dont actually function as blackout blinds?
    I can't be the only one who sees the gaping holes around the outside, letting tons of light in.

  39. Fantastic explanation dude! Well done! Love these. Will install them at home! Thanks 🙏

  40. can operate manually?

  41. @u2b4uONJ says:

    Videos on YouTube can be a lot shorter if you stick to the subject. This could be a 5 minute video.

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