Shades and Blinds

Interior window shades are often operated manually with cords, chains, or cordless systems. However, motorization is becoming more popular, especially with the new Child Safety Concerns and many manufacturers taking away cord controls. Motorization allows you to control the shades with a remote control or even integrate them with home automation systems.

Overall, interior window shades provide not only practical benefits like light control and privacy but also contribute to the aesthetic appeal of a room by adding texture, color, and style to the windows.

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Interior window shades come in a variety of styles and materials to suit different preferences and needs. Here are some common types:

Roller Shades: These shades consist of a single piece of fabric that rolls up and down using a roller mechanism. They can be made of various materials, such as Solar Screen, textured or natural fibers, and come in different opacities, from sheer to blackout.

Roman Shades: Roman shades are made of fabric and fold into pleats when raised. When lowered, they provide a flat, smooth appearance, offering a more decorative look compared to roller shades.

Cellular Shades: Also known as honeycomb shades, cellular shades are made of a series of honeycomb-like cells that trap air, providing excellent insulation properties. They are available in various opacities and can help regulate room temperature by reducing heat transfer through the windows.

Pleated Shades: Pleated shades are made of fabric that forms accordion-like pleats when raised. They offer a softer look and are available in various colors and patterns.

Horizontal Blinds: Venetian blinds consist of horizontal slats that can be tilted to control the amount of light and privacy. They are typically made of aluminum, wood, or faux wood and can be raised or lowered as well.

Vertical Blinds: Vertical blinds are similar to Venetian blinds, but the slats run vertically instead of horizontally. They are commonly used for larger windows or sliding glass doors.

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