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Home Depot top-down bottom-up shades vs ordering custom online

By Jason Meinzer · Updated · Deals checked Oct 2, 2026

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Yes, Home Depot sells top-down bottom-up cellular shades: our check found 34 in its top-down bottom-up cellular category, from brands including Levolor, Home Decorators Collection and Blinds.com. Stock sizes are handy for pickup but rarely fit exactly; Blinds.com is owned by The Home Depot.

Quick picks

★ Our pick · Best for buying today

Home Depot

  • 34 top-down bottom-up cellular shades in our check
  • Buy online, pick up in store on eligible items
  • Product ratings shown on every listing

Watch out: Stock sizes rarely fit a window exactly

From $56.01 · starting price, sale · checked Sep 30, 2026

See price at Home Depot →
Same owner, custom range

Blinds.com

  • Large range: cellular, pleated, Roman, woven wood
  • Free samples and free shipping
  • SureFit guarantee and 100% satisfaction guarantee

Watch out: Owned by The Home Depot

Check price at the store

See price at Blinds.com →
Independent alternative

Blindsgalore

  • 30 products on its top-down bottom-up page: cellular, Roman, woven wood, pleated
  • Free samples and free shipping
  • Cordless and motorized options

Watch out: 30-day exchange, not a refund

From $34.28 · smallest size, sale price · checked Sep 30, 2026

See price at Blindsgalore →

Home Depot vs custom online

Home DepotCustom online (e.g. Blindsgalore, Blinds.com)
FitStock sizes, plus custom ordersMade to your measurements
SpeedStock sizes can be picked upMade to order, then shipped
ReturnsIn storeVaries; custom items are often exchange-only
BrandsLevolor, Home Decorators Collection, Blinds.com and othersStore brands plus Levolor, Bali and others

When Home Depot is the right call

  • Your window matches a stock size.
  • You need it this week.
  • You want to return it at a store.

Prices we checked

Starting prices as shown on each store's site on the date listed. Prices change often and include sales running on that date. Your size will cost more than the smallest size.
StoreProductFromPrice basisCheckedLink
Home DepotBlinds.com Luxury light filtering cellular shade
Blinds.com-brand shade sold at Home Depot
$56.01 (was $74.68)starting price, saleSee price →
Home DepotBlinds.com Luxury blackout cellular shade$73.49 (was $97.98)starting price, saleSee price →
Home DepotLevolor Custom Premium 9/16" light filtering cellular
4.5 stars, 3,466 reviews on homedepot.com
$122.40 (was $244.80)starting price, saleSee price →
Home DepotLevolor Custom motorized light filtering cellular$230.59 (was $461.17)starting price, saleSee price →

Compare the stores

Store facts from each store's site, checked Sep 30, 2026. Review scores: Trustpilot (specialists) or the store's own product ratings (Home Depot).
StoreBest forTop-down stylesCordless / motorizedSamplesGuarantee / returnsReviewsOwnerLink
Home DepotBuy today, in-store pickup and returns34 cellular results (Levolor, Home Decorators, Blinds.com and others)Yes / YesSee storeIn-store returns (custom items: see product page)Product ratings, e.g. Levolor 4.5 (3,466 reviews)The Home DepotSee price →
Blinds.comWidest range, fit guaranteeLarge (cellular, pleated, Roman, woven wood)Yes / YesFreeSureFit guarantee, 100% satisfaction guaranteeTrustpilot 4.3 (3,425 reviews)The Home DepotSee price →
BlindsgaloreCustom sizes, best overall value30 (cellular, Roman, woven wood, pleated)Yes / YesFree (up to 10)30-day exchange on custom itemsTrustpilot 4.5 (473 reviews)IndependentSee price →

Blinds.com is owned by The Home Depot.

From the Blindsgalore product feed

Photos and prices from the store's product feed, checked Oct 2, 2026.

Order free samples first

Fabric looks different at home. Three of the four stores send free samples.

Questions people ask

Does Home Depot sell Blinds.com shades?
Yes. Our check found Blinds.com-brand cellular shades in Home Depot's top-down bottom-up category.
Is Blinds.com part of Home Depot?
Yes. Blinds.com is owned by The Home Depot.
Can I return custom shades to Home Depot?
Return rules for custom products differ from stock items. Check the product page before ordering.
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