Three Decisions to Settle Before the First Shade Goes Up
Most people shop for motorized shades the way they shop for paint. They focus on matching colors and fabrics, but not on their overall functionality. They don’t think about how the fabric color they chose will help reduce glare from the afternoon sun on the TV. They also forget to think about what happens behind the scenes: did the model they chose force them to open up fresh drywall to run a wire?
Beacon Audio Video Systems designs and installs motorized shading for homeowners in Dayton, OH. On nearly every project, the same three decisions come up: how the shades are powered, which fabric covers each window, and how you run them day-to-day. The answers to these questions will determine which shades you choose for each room.
