Corded

Corded blinds refer to styles that use visible or easily accessible pull cords, loops, chains, or rope mechanisms to raise, lower, and adjust the slats. Users control the position of the curtains/blinds by pulling on the cords or chains.

Advantages: Simple construction, lower cost, easier maintenance. Disadvantages: Higher safety risks (especially in environments with children), operation may be less convenient than motorized/cordless options.

Not necessarily. For instance, manual cords may be difficult to operate on high windows, large windows, or hard-to-reach windows. Additionally, if furniture or beds are positioned near the window, children may access the cords. Consider motorized or cordless versions instead.

Cord operation is a traditional window treatment control mechanism. It features a simple structure and lower cost, and remains widely used on many conventional windows.

Essentially, the cord-operated mechanism does not directly impact light-blocking or insulation. However, if the cord mechanism and track design occupy space, it may affect fabric alignment or cause edge obstruction, thereby slightly affecting the light-blocking edges.