Why Choose Motorized Blinds And Shades?
Having plenty of windows in your home is a great way to get natural light, especially if you cover them with easily adjustable blinds or shades.
But when you want privacy or protection from the sun, lowering your window treatments can be time-consuming and difficult, especially if you have lots of windows or if they are hard to reach.
A convenient way to control the light is with motorized shades and blinds.
Motorization options vary by manufacturer, but the options available with most companies include:
Even if you have no outlet nearby, you can enjoy battery-operated control.
Worried about expanding the remote population of your home? You can usually operate multiple blinds or shades with one remote.
This handy option works particularly well with top-down/bottom-up styles, pleated shades, honeycomb shades and blinds, and can be added to most any product.
Motorize For Convenience Using infrared technology, radio frequency, or hard wiring, you are able to raise or lower an individual treatment, reposition a few shades, or open them all up or shut them all at once.
As an added benefit:
For over 20 years, the blinds and shades industry has been under fire because cords pose a strangulation hazard.
Motorized products put all cords out of the reach of children and increase the appeal of cordless blinds.
They also give a degree of safety and convenience for seniors and others with physical disabilities, who can easily regulate heavy, hard to manage window coverings with the push of a button.
Motorize For Energy Efficiency With energy bills soaring around the country, motorization makes window coverings an easy ally in energy efficiency.
You can easily control the amount of solar heat that enters your home, filter and defuse light, and add a layer of insulation to the room by reducing heat flow.
Motorization makes it easy to open and close window coverings to maximize efficiency by timing shade or blind position.
If the weather changes suddenly, you can quickly make window treatments respond with the touch of a button to let in more light or block the sun and heat.
To prevent sun damage to furnishings, you can even program shades to keep out the sun's rays for key hours of the day.
Whether you want motorization for convenience, luxury, energy efficiency, or safety, motorized blinds and shades can make light control and privacy easy.
But when you want privacy or protection from the sun, lowering your window treatments can be time-consuming and difficult, especially if you have lots of windows or if they are hard to reach.
A convenient way to control the light is with motorized shades and blinds.
Motorization options vary by manufacturer, but the options available with most companies include:
- The riser feature to raise or lower the window treatment
- The glider feature to open enclosures and rotate fabric vanes and vertical privacy sheers
- The tilter feature to open or close slats.
Even if you have no outlet nearby, you can enjoy battery-operated control.
Worried about expanding the remote population of your home? You can usually operate multiple blinds or shades with one remote.
This handy option works particularly well with top-down/bottom-up styles, pleated shades, honeycomb shades and blinds, and can be added to most any product.
Motorize For Convenience Using infrared technology, radio frequency, or hard wiring, you are able to raise or lower an individual treatment, reposition a few shades, or open them all up or shut them all at once.
As an added benefit:
- You can even enhance your home's curb appeal by having all the shades at the same height.
- Since you can set a timer for when the blinds or shades will operate, you can make your home look occupied by keeping the pattern of when the shades are up or down.
- If you have a room such as a media room or bedroom where you want total darkness, you can achieve the desired environment in a minute by having the shades close effortlessly and quietly.
For over 20 years, the blinds and shades industry has been under fire because cords pose a strangulation hazard.
Motorized products put all cords out of the reach of children and increase the appeal of cordless blinds.
They also give a degree of safety and convenience for seniors and others with physical disabilities, who can easily regulate heavy, hard to manage window coverings with the push of a button.
Motorize For Energy Efficiency With energy bills soaring around the country, motorization makes window coverings an easy ally in energy efficiency.
You can easily control the amount of solar heat that enters your home, filter and defuse light, and add a layer of insulation to the room by reducing heat flow.
Motorization makes it easy to open and close window coverings to maximize efficiency by timing shade or blind position.
If the weather changes suddenly, you can quickly make window treatments respond with the touch of a button to let in more light or block the sun and heat.
To prevent sun damage to furnishings, you can even program shades to keep out the sun's rays for key hours of the day.
Whether you want motorization for convenience, luxury, energy efficiency, or safety, motorized blinds and shades can make light control and privacy easy.