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Blinds, Shades & Shutters
Blinds
Shades
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Top Down/Bottom Up Cellular Shades
These shades work well when addressing energy conservation
and comfort, and are also offered in a large array of
colors. Pleated shades have folds (or pleats) that are
available in a number of sizes. They are different from
Cellular shades in that the latter can have anywhere between
two to three additional layers that are attached in a way
that a small, cellular tube is created that runs either the
width of the window for horizontal shades, or lengthwise for
vertical shades. These tubes act as an air shield against
outside temperature and solar light. |
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Cellular Shades |
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Blackout Cellular Shades |
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Cordless Cellular Shades |
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Woven Woods Shades
Increasing in popularity, these products address privacy,
energy conservation and glare control. Woven Wood refers to
shades that are made, for the most part, in grasses, bamboos
and organic materials. They offer all of the benefits of a
shade, but each shade is “one of a kind,” and offers many
homeowners an aesthetic satisfaction in their purchase. |
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Roller Shades These products
address privacy, energy conservation and glare control. In
addition, motorization is available in many cases. Austin
has seen a boom in the sales of these products due to the
increasing number of individuals choosing to live and work
in an urban area, where windows tend to be large and out of
reach. |
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E Screen Roller Shades |
Shutters
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