Maritown No Drill Temporary Blinds For Windows Stick On Pleated Shades - Grey

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The Maritown No Drill Temporary Blinds are designed for homeowners and renters who need an immediate, tool-free window covering solution that provides instant privacy and light filtration. Ideal for kitchens, bedrooms, and bathrooms, these stick-on pleated shades offer a clean aesthetic and UV protection without the need for hardware installation; however, they are intended for temporary use and may not replace the longevity or insulation of permanent, high-end hard-wired blind systems.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Brand | Maritown |
Yes, the pleated fabric can be easily trimmed with a pair of sharp household scissors to match the specific width of your window.
Because they use a pressure-sensitive adhesive and require no drilling, they are generally safe for most window surfaces and do not cause structural damage.
They are suitable for bathrooms, but ensure the frame is completely dry before installation to ensure the adhesive bond holds.
No, these are designed as a no-drill solution and utilize a sticky adhesive strip for attachment.
While they provide excellent light filtering and privacy, they are not strictly rated as blackout blinds and may allow some light to pass through the pleated fabric.
Clean the surface thoroughly with isopropyl alcohol to remove grease or dust, then re-apply the adhesive strip.
Use the provided clips to adjust the tension and alignment across the width of the blind.
Gently rub the area with a mild adhesive remover or warm soapy water to lift the remaining residue.
Installation is straightforward: measure the width of your window frame, cut the blinds to the desired width using sharp scissors, remove the protective backing from the adhesive strip, and press firmly against the cleaned window frame. For maintenance, ensure the frame is free of dust or oils before sticking to ensure a long-lasting hold. The blinds are compatible with most standard clean surfaces, including wood, vinyl, and metal frames. To clean the fabric, use a soft, dry cloth or a gentle duster; avoid using water or chemical cleaners that may weaken the material or the adhesive bond.