Child Safety: A Top Priority at Eurovista Blinds
Blind Safety
At Eurovista Blinds, we believe that style and functionality should never come at the expense of safety—especially when it comes to children. Traditional blinds with cords and chains pose serious risks, including entanglement hazards for young children and pets. That’s why we are committed to offering cordless, child-safe European blinds designed with safety in mind.
Why Blind Safety Matters
Blind cords have long been a hidden danger in homes, with accidental entanglement being a leading cause of preventable injuries among young children. Organizations like the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and child safety advocates strongly recommend choosing cordless window treatments to create a safer home
environment.
Cordless Blinds for a Safer Home
Eurovista Blinds specializes in European-style blinds that do not have dangling cords, eliminating the risks associated with traditional pull cords. Our innovative designs ensure that you don’t have to compromise on safety to achieve a sleek, modern look.
Key Safety Features of Our Blinds
Cordless Operation
No dangling cords, reducing the risk of accidents
Smooth Control Poles
Effortlessly open and adjust blinds without hazardous strings.
Secure Mounting
Sturdy installation prevents blinds from becoming loose or dislodged.
Durable Materials
High-quality construction ensures
long-lasting performance in family-friendly spaces.
A Commitment to Family-Friendly Design
Eurovista Blinds is dedicated to providing safe, stylish, and functional window solutions for every home. Whether you're outfitting a nursery, playroom, or any space where children are present, you can trust our blinds to offer peace of mind without sacrificing aesthetics.
Make the Safe Choice Today and Ensure you Follow These Safety Tips:
- Replace. The best way to keep your children safe is to replace all window coverings that have cords with either cordless window treatments or motorized window treatments, where there are no cords, or the cords are inaccessible. If you are unable to replace or remove all your window treatments with cords at one time, start with the windows in the rooms where your child spends the most time – usually bedrooms and living rooms – and replace the others as you can.
- Retrofit. The Window Coverings Safety Council (WCSC) offers Free Retrofit Kits with instructions on how you can make existing window treatments with cords safer. Visit the WCSC website to order the kits and for more information regarding instructions.
- Move furniture. Cribs, beds, couches and other furniture should be moved away from windows so children cannot climb on them to reach the window or corded window treatments.
- Every room, every home. Implement the above steps in every room of the home for the safest outcome. Also, be an advocate for child safety and mention these solutions to people in other places where your child spends time: their grandparents’ house, their daycare facility and their school.
- Follow Our Measure & Install Instructions. Please follow our step-by-step guides and take special note of safety instructions.
- Learn More. Visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s or Window Covering Safety Council for more information on industry-wide federal regulations that went into effect on June 1, 2024.