They're top-down/bottom-up, tie into my smart home setup (whole topic in itself)
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I love bottom up but its a bit harder, more expensive, and I hate losing the ledge.
This is shown down, it drops entirely from the top though. So when raised you have the sill. Could technically set a bottom position hovering above the sill if you didn't mind a gap
oh thats interesting. so it can sorta drop the whole stack and either cover from the top or the bottom? I think I misunderstood how these worked.
Yup, it can theoretically do any position where this is true:
Top Limit > Top of Blinds > Bottom of Blinds > Bottom LimitControls can seem a little funky at first, but not bad. Once you have a preset you like it's just one button.