As far as window treatments are concerned, information has traditionally been disseminated through articles and blogs and forums. But many of us are visual learners and absorb information through mediums like video over articles. The good news is there are now informative video clips to help those with questions. Any one with questions on window treatments can now go to YouTube and type in Blinds Chalet to find the answers to their questions in seconds.
The videos are designed to get information across quickly and efficiently. They cover a variety of topics, which include the following:
- How To Measure Blinds
- How To Find the Most Energy Efficient Blinds
- How to Clean Plastic or Metal Blinds
- How to Clean Wooden Blinds
- How to Choose Window Coverings, Part 1
- How to Choose Window Coverings Part 2
- How to Reduce Dust From Collecting on Blinds
- How to Recycle Your Blinds
Outside of the ‘How To’ series the videos also cover different brands of shades and the benefits of each of those, such as the Woven Wood and Bamboo Roller Shades from Tavarua, Major League Baseball Window Shades, Valencia Cordless Roman Shades, Cellular Shades, Faux Wood Shades, Cornices and more. Most video clips are under a minute, which is perfect for anyone who wants a quick answer and not a long draw-out explanation.
Companies using video understand that finding a way to communicate with their audience is they only way people are going to learn about their product. As a society, we are relying more and more on information that is fast and convenient. Stopping by a neighbor’s house to find out how she cleans her window treatments seems like a waste of time for many.
As we take a five-minute break from work, we can find out the answers we are looking for without going anywhere. Video clips, whether they are about window treatments, blinds, shades, energy efficiency, recycling or more are a simple solution for the answers you might have.
Related Articles
Measuring for French door blinds and shades is slightly different from measuring a standard window because the treatment is mounted directly to the face of the door. You need enough overlap around the glass for privacy and light control while also making sure the blind or shade does not interfere with the door handle, locks, trim or other hardware.
... moreMeasuring blinds or shades for two windows that meet in a corner requires a little more planning than measuring a standard window. If both treatments are made to extend all the way into the same corner, the headrails, rollers or shade fabric can interfere with each other.
... moreTile, decorative molding or other trim at the bottom of a window can make an inside-mount blind or shade more difficult to measure. The top of the window opening may be wide enough for a normal shade, while the bottom becomes narrower where the tile or molding projects into the opening.
... moreMeasuring vertical blinds for a sliding glass door involves more than measuring the glass. You also need to consider the door trim or molding, where the headrail will actually be mounted, how much space the vertical blind will occupy when it is fully open, and whether door handles, walls, cabinets or other obstructions will interfere with the treatment.
... moreAngled top windows, sometimes called triangular or sloped-top windows, can be difficult to cover with a standard rectangular blind or shade because the top of the opening is not level. One practical solution is to mount a standard blind or shade at the point where the angle begins and leave the triangular portion above uncovered.
... moreWhen installing horizontal window blinds, the same process can be used when installing all types of horizontal blinds. This page will cover basic installation of our 2 and 2 1/2" blinds.... more
Below is a list of parts that are used when installing horizontal blinds. Note: You may not receive all the parts listed. You may also receive additional parts that are not needed. We will only send you the horizontal blinds parts for your particular application.... more
1/2 inch micro and 1 or 2 inch aluminum mini blinds installation instructions. This page explains basic installation for aluminum blinds which is similar to installing horizontal wood blinds. Here are some simple steps for installing mini blinds.... more
To install vertical window blinds, please read completely the instructions below before beginning the installation process.... more
Below is a list of parts that are used when installing vertical blinds. Note: You may not receive all the vertical blinds parts listed. We will send you the parts you need to install your vertical blinds.... more
