Best Window Treatments For Restaurants
Are you planning on opening up a restaurant? Whether you are starting a restaurant or already own one, here’s a secret that can increase traffic to your local business: 1) good food and 2) great ambiance. Without these two, your restaurant is not worth visiting.
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Aug 7 2015
Are you planning on opening up a restaurant? Whether you are starting a restaurant or already own one, here’s a secret that can increase traffic to your local business: 1) good food and 2) great ambiance. Without these two, your restaurant is not worth visiting.
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Greenhouse Window Treatments
Greenhouses are fantastic. The plants they nurture provide life, oxygen, and bright floral arrangements for those who have them. They also allow in a lot of light and sun, which is a welcome relief for many during the winter months. However, without the proper window treatments, any warm air gained can be lost plus more during the night as the heat seeps out of the windows. This is especially true for single-pane windows. Windows don’t filter UV light or protect against glare, but window treatments do exactly that.
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Mar 25 2011
Greenhouses are fantastic. The plants they nurture provide life, oxygen, and bright floral arrangements for those who have them. They also allow in a lot of light and sun, which is a welcome relief for many during the winter months. However, without the proper window treatments, any warm air gained can be lost plus more during the night as the heat seeps out of the windows. This is especially true for single-pane windows. Windows don’t filter UV light or protect against glare, but window treatments do exactly that.
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Blinds Chalet Announces the Best Window Treatments for Mountain Living
Mountain living offers different challenges for decorating than other climates. In the mountains, wood expands and contracts depending on the season. The nights are cold with temperatures dipping into the 30’s and 40’s while daytime temperatures can top 95 degrees. It’s the extremes that appeal to some. Most people who live in the mountains do without air conditioning in order to enjoy the clean, fresh mountain air. As such, it can be a challenge to keep houses and apartments cool during the long summer days, which is why Blinds Chalet announces their best window treatments for mountain living.
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Jul 24 2010
Mountain living offers different challenges for decorating than other climates. In the mountains, wood expands and contracts depending on the season. The nights are cold with temperatures dipping into the 30’s and 40’s while daytime temperatures can top 95 degrees. It’s the extremes that appeal to some. Most people who live in the mountains do without air conditioning in order to enjoy the clean, fresh mountain air. As such, it can be a challenge to keep houses and apartments cool during the long summer days, which is why Blinds Chalet announces their best window treatments for mountain living.
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Roll-up Window Shades are a Top Pick For Summer Blinds
Roll-up Window Shades come in a variety of styles. But for summer’s heat, Sheer Weave Roller Shades are a popular choice for offices and homes. Sheer Weave Blinds earned their name from the woven pattern that filters light out while at the same time offering views. The weave ranges from 3% openness, going up as high as 14%. This is referred to as the openness factor, or the amount of open space within the weave. The tighter the weave, the more protection you will have against the sun, and the more the blinds will help insulate your home. The higher the factor, the more views you will be able to maintain.
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May 18 2010
Roll-up Window Shades come in a variety of styles. But for summer’s heat, Sheer Weave Roller Shades are a popular choice for offices and homes. Sheer Weave Blinds earned their name from the woven pattern that filters light out while at the same time offering views. The weave ranges from 3% openness, going up as high as 14%. This is referred to as the openness factor, or the amount of open space within the weave. The tighter the weave, the more protection you will have against the sun, and the more the blinds will help insulate your home. The higher the factor, the more views you will be able to maintain.
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What Makes Solar Window Shades A Summer Favorite?
No matter where people are, they generally like to enjoy the view from their windows, but often the glare that comes from the sun as well as the amount of heat that enters, makes it difficult to enjoy the view, thus designer solar shades were invented. The unique shades allow you to control the amount of glare and heat that enters a room. And with the recent introduction of solar window shades, people are excited to add a little spice to their rooms!
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Apr 29 2010
No matter where people are, they generally like to enjoy the view from their windows, but often the glare that comes from the sun as well as the amount of heat that enters, makes it difficult to enjoy the view, thus designer solar shades were invented. The unique shades allow you to control the amount of glare and heat that enters a room. And with the recent introduction of solar window shades, people are excited to add a little spice to their rooms!
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Solar Shades: Which Screen is Best?
Mar 8 2010
Another popular question we receive is "Which Solar Shade should I buy?" This is a little harder to answer because it really depends on your needs. Are you trying to block out glare? Are you trying to preserve the view? Basically, why do you want the solar screen?
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Solar Screen Shades - Window Treatments that Block the Sun but Not the View
Do you have a window that has a great view but it just lets in way too much light? Have you considered window treatments but not sure which one would be right? Curtains would ruin the view and so could blinds. So what do you do?
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Dec 21 2009
Do you have a window that has a great view but it just lets in way too much light? Have you considered window treatments but not sure which one would be right? Curtains would ruin the view and so could blinds. So what do you do?
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