Fabric Shades or Honeycomb Cellular Shades – Energy-Efficient Window Treatments

Honeycomb Cellular Shades are pleated Fabric Shades that pull up to sit flat at the top of a window to hide from sight (thus "blinding" the viewer) or to reduce sunlight, and therefore heat, when desired. Due to their cellular construction, Fabric Cellular Shades are widely known to be energy savers. For greater insulation, cellular pleated blinds also come in blackout, double and triple cell styles -- the more cells, the greater energy efficiency. For this reason, cellular shades make perfect Skylight Shades.

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Fabric Shades, Skylight Shades – Get the Light Control You Need

Skylight shades are fanciful, yet give the homeowner the ability to control the light that comes in through a rooftop skylight. Sunshine streaming through a skylight is diffused easily with the right shade. If you are thinking about installing one or more skylight shades in your home or office space, here are a few things you need to consider first:

1. How much light or heat do you want to block-off? Would you rather have a smaller amount of reprieve from the sunlight and heat, especially if your home or office space does not get strong rays of sunlight during most parts of the year? If so, then you might want to consider getting translucent shades. For moderate light and heat, you might want to opt for Fabric Window Shades that have either manual or mechanical control functions. This way, you can control just how much light and heat should come into your space at anytime. For homes that have extensive sunlight, blackout or room darkening blinds are perfect for controlling the home’s internal temperature.

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2. What kind of control functions do you want to install? This also addresses the need for functionality. Is your skylight low enough that you can handle manual control? Would you rather opt for mechanical control like switches or remote controls? Alternatively, would you rather have an automatic light/heat detecting device installed so that you do not have to worry about excessive glares and temperatures anymore? Naturally, the least expensive options are the shades with manual controls, while those that have automatic devices cost the most, but are the most convenient.

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