| Design Element | Description | Pros & Cons vs Tension Rod |
|---|---|---|
| Tension Rod Mount | Secure to frames via tension (no drilling) for smooth operation. | Secure fit, easy to adjust, no damage. |
| Adhesive Strips | Employs strong, adhesive solutions. | Pro: Easier on flat surfaces. Con: Reliability lower, repositioning difficult. |
| Clip and Clamp | Clips window frames for a temporary robust hold. | Pro: Fits varied frame thicknesses better. Con: Hold less seamless than uniform tension. |
| Magnetic Install | Uses magnets to fasten blinds to metal frames. | Pro: Faster on metal frames. Con: Only works with metal, lacking universality. |
| Mechanism Type | Use Case | Pros & Cons vs Tension Rod |
|---|---|---|
| Tension Rod Mount | Ideal for all types of the rooms. | Tension rod is universal. Secure fit, easy to adjust, no damage. |
| Adhesive Pads | Smooth surfaces like glass. | Pro: Easier on flat surfaces. Con: Reliability lower, repositioning difficult. |
| Clamps | Frames with a grippable lip. | Pro: Fits specific frames. Con: Hold less seamless than uniform tension. |
| Magnets | Metallic window frames only. | Pro: Instant on steel. Con: Not for non-metal frames. |