How will I get Tax Credit Certificate for window blinds purchased?

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Do you carry the Hunter Douglas Trio convertable shades?

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Do you carry the Comfortex Odysee Insulating Blinds?

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Do your horizontal sheer blinds come in a 3 inch vane?

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Have three questions about the double cell shades.
1. What is the difference between the ComforTrack and EnergyTrack products?
2. How durable are the plastic tracks?
3. What is the R-value difference between the ComforTrack 3/8" Translucent Double Cell Shades and the Deluxe 3/8" Translucent Double Cell Shades?


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My window frame wall depth is only 1 inch. Is that enough room to install the ComforTrack or EnergyTrack blackout curtains side tracks?

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Do you carry the Comfortex Shangri La soft sheer shades? I am looking for a good price on a soft sheer shade and wondered if you carry them.

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What colors are available for the ComforTrack cell shades side tracks? I would like a color to match the color of the honeycomb shades.

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What is the difference between comfort track shades and energy track shades. They look exactly the same. They only come in translucent or blackout? No room darkening ones where a little light would come through?

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Do you have honeycomb shades that run in a track up and down on the sides?

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Measuring Roller Shades
Each roller shades comes with a cord lift. The side in which the lift cord is located will have a gap to allow room for the lift. The measurement will be the tip to tip measurement and will take into account the width of the controls.... more

Comfortex Blinds - Cleaning and Care
Comfortex blinds are easy to clean and care for. Whether it is a Serenade roller or roman shade, simple dusting and vacuuming can keep your shades clean for a lifetime. Serenade fabrics are anti-static shades and will actually repel dust.... more

Energy Efficient Window Coverings
With energy efficient window coverings, the fact is that any type of window covering is better than no window coverings at all when if comes to energy conservation. Not all window coverings are created equal however at conserving energy. But any window treatment can help lower energy costs and sometimes by hundreds of dollars per year. Blinds Chalet has created a simple tool to calculate how much window coverings save. Simply enter your home size and calculate which are the best energy efficient shades.... more

Window Shades and UV Protection

Solar Shades, Blackout Shades, and Other Window Treatments that Block Ultraviolet Transmission

Solar shades are light filtering, blackout shades completely block light. Both can be excellent window treatments if you are concerned about UV rays and want to preserve your fabrics and wood. Ultraviolet rays may not be visible to the human eyes but can damage carpet, furniture, and fade wood flooring.... more

Comfortex EcoGreen - Environment Friendly Window Treatments

Comfortex EcoGreen Features and Benefits

Comfortex has introduced their new line of eco-friendly window coverings. Not only do they beautify windows but they help conserve the worlds natural resources.... more

Insulated Window Shades Save Money and Energy
ComforTrack Honeycomb Shades are possibly the best insulating shades on the market. 50% of heat loss or heat gain happens through windows. Replacing windows can be costly and require construction costs and the hiring of professionals to install them. This is why consumers are turning to window blinds to help insulate their homes. Insulated window blinds are easy to install.... more

Solar screen shades cut sun glare, block UV rays and save energy
With the growing number of electronic devices in the average household, eye strain has become an issue that the right window treatment can modify.