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Archive for the 'Window Treatments' Category

Spring System

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

The Spring System and you have a choice of No Pull, a Tassel Pull or Ring Pull. In this option the fabric roll is visible at all times.

Single Curtain Rod

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

A Single Curtain Rod is an adjustable rod used for window treatments where there will not be an overlap of valances or window sheers for drapes.   Single rods come in a variety of adjustable widths.

SINGLE CURTAIN RODS WORK BEST WHEN THERE IS JUST A SINGLE WINDOW TREATMENTS SUCH AS A VALANCE OR DRAPES

Return

Tuesday, August 24th, 2010

A window treatment’s return is the distance it projects from the wall to the front of the window treatment.  You decide the distance based what other products you may have on the window such as drapes, shades or blinds.

Regular Vertical Valance

Tuesday, August 24th, 2010
  • Durable Dust Cover Valance with clear edges and 8″ returns
  • Not available with Wood Verticals
  • Available with Faux Wood
  • Fabric and PVC Valances over 188″ will be spliced

Pelmet

Monday, August 23rd, 2010

A Pelmet is a finished decorative fabric accent added to many window treatment styles.  A Pelmet can be used for purely decorative purposes or to cover a transition point on a window treatment.

Multiple Aluminum Blinds on One Headrail

Thursday, August 19th, 2010

If you have a group of two or three windows together, we recommend you opt for the Multiple Blinds on One Headrail. Extra wide and long single blinds can be difficult to raise and lower. Splitting the binds will distribute the weight better and make daily operation much easier. Between multiple windows there is typically a molding dividing the individual windows. The split should be centered on the dividing molding. Since the blinds all remain on the same headrail the finished product preserves a single blind look.

Lining

Thursday, August 19th, 2010

FULL Custom products can be lined in your choice of:

  • Standard white or ivory lining
  • Thermal white or ivory lining. It’s a bit thicker and has a slight suede feel to provide greater insulating properties
  • Blackout lining will not let any light through.  Blackout should be used for drapes and Roman shades

SEMI Custom products can be lined in:

  • Standard white or ivory lining
  • Blackout lining will not let any light through.  Blackout should be used for drapes

BUDGET Custom products are  lined in

  • White/ivory lining only.

You will be able to select your lining choice at check out.

Fabric Cord

Monday, August 16th, 2010

A fabric cord is a decorative finishing accent used on many custom fabric products.  It can be a standard feature of the product or added as an upgrade.  The cord can range from 1/4″ to 1″ in diameter, which will vary from product to product.

The workroom can make the cord in the same fabric as the product itself or in a contrast fabric, which will give your finished product a very custom look.

Extension

Monday, August 16th, 2010

Generally we don’t recommend mounting a window treatment directly on the window casing. We think it looks best if the treatment extends approximately 2″ beyond the casing on each side.  If you are adding drapes to your top treatment, your extension will need to be several inches on each side.

Multiple Shades on One Headrail

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010

If you have a group of two or three windows together, we recommend you opt for the Multiple Blinds on One Headrail. Splitting the binds will distribute the weight better and make daily operation much easier. Between multiple windows there is typically a molding dividing the individual windows.  The split should be centered on the dividing molding. Since the blinds all remain on the same headrail the finished product preserves a single blind look. The space (gap) between the fabric panels is 3/8″ to 1/2″.





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