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Many ‘intelligent’ devices can be fitted into the home and office, where functions such as heating, lighting, ventilation, entertainment and security can be controlled automatically. Now home owners, property developers and architects can add another essential function – automatic operation of Venetian blinds sealed into insulated glass units |
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Eclipse says it is pleased to announce the launch of its new Roman Blind Collection. Containing over 110 plain and patterned fabrics, it is described as an exciting new range which customers will love.
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Motorisation more popular than ever? |
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“We are seeing more standard blinds with motorisation now” Martin Dibben, SHY UK’s managing director tells Blinds & Shutters. Why is this trend taking shape? |
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A happy workforce is a productive workforce. It is only when freak hot humid weather hits us we realise our office facilities are inadequate. Fans etc. may be a quick fix but, according to Cosiflor, for a longer term solution in creating a pleasant environment the right kind of blinds matter considerably |
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Bigger, bolder and seriously striking, Sunway Blinds says its latest Roman collection is the ultimate must-have for all blind retailers. |
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Louvolite tells Blinds & Shutters: ‘Roman blinds occupy that ‘no mans land’ between hard window coverings (blinds) and soft window coverings (curtains)’ |
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‘A great looking Roman blind in under 20 minutes with unskilled labour.’ That’s the claim of SPP Industries with its new Romatech ‘no sew’ Roman Blind system. |
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According to Techniku, if you have to walk, reach around or use a ladder to measure an application, offer your clients the benefits of its ‘wide variety of automation solutions’ for interior window coverings. The company says the TH950 is the ‘ultimate automation solution for tilting 51-76mm horizontal blinds with ease.’ |
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Keeping the sun out is one thing…. |
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Dutch company Coulisse talks exclusively to Blinds & Shutters about style, trends and the market in general. As the company says: ‘It is no longer sufficient to offer the standard possibilities in window decoration’ |
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Range of products is the key |
Motus Systems says it keeps in control by not having ties to any one brand, benefitting both Motus and its customers |
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It's Sunway's time to shine |
You may recognise the name and new logo, but some might say that Sunway has a reputation as being one of the UK blind Industry’s best kept secrets – almost caught in the shadow, playing second fiddle to its better known, more ‘boisterous’ sister company, Luxaflex. But that is soon set to change. |
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Pergotenda stays the distance |
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Blinds & Shutters hears about some interesting situations in which Deans’ Pergotenda all weather awning system has excelled where others have failed |
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Much more than the Standard service |
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‘Broadview’s blinds have provided us with a cost effective solution to meet employment law requirements in reducing excessive heat gain and solar glare’ according to Standard Life. Blinds & Shutters hears how |
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Change of Identity for D&G |
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Specialist wholesaler of blind fabric, Dutton & Gavin, has launched its new range of vertical and roller blind fabrics – The DG4 Collection
The company has also taken the opportunity to re-design its overall corporate identity to create a more modern appeal. From now on all UK sales will be presented as Dutton & Gavin Textiles whereas in the past John King & Son was the trading name in Scotland.
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Network solutions, down to experience |
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Martin Rayner of Broadview describes a franchised operation as ‘an inflexible method of doing business’ and tells Blinds & Shutters about the benefits of Broadview’s network
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Black and white is always alright |
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Blinds & Shutters hears about Arena’s updated Dimensions Woodweave collection which it says gives a ‘laid back feel’
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