Automated Shades
Automated shades represent a modern innovation in home automation that brings convenience, energy efficiency, and style to residential and commercial spaces. These shades are equipped with motors that enable them to open and close automatically, either on a set schedule or in response to environmental factors such as sunlight or temperature.
Prewiring
Energy Efficient
Child & Pet Safety
Easy Controls
Excellent Warranty
Benefits of Automated Shades
One of the primary benefits of automated shades is convenience. Instead of manually adjusting blinds or curtains throughout the day, homeowners can simply program their automated shades to open and close at specific times. For example, they can schedule the shades to open in the morning to let in natural light and close in the evening for privacy and insulation.
Automated shades also offer enhanced energy efficiency. By automatically adjusting to block out direct sunlight during the hottest parts of the day, these shades can help regulate indoor temperatures and reduce the need for air conditioning. Conversely, they can be programmed to open during the winter months to harness solar heat and reduce heating costs. This level of automation can lead to significant energy savings over time, making automated shades a sustainable choice for environmentally-conscious consumers
FRESH TWIST SPECIALIZES IN NEW BUILD PROJECTS. BY WORKING WITH OUR TEAM WE CAN ENSURE SOME KEY ELEMENTS ARE REVIEWED TO HELP AVOID MISTAKES. IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT AUTOMATED SHADES, WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND A PREWIRE CONSULTATION BEFORE DRYWALL GOES UP.
Prewiring For New Construction And What you Should Consider
Pre-wiring for window treatments during new construction is a forward-thinking approach that can streamline the installation process and ensure optimal functionality and integration with smart home systems. Here are some key considerations to keep in mind when pre-wiring for window treatments::
- Wiring Requirements
- Pocket sizes for recessed treatments
- Mounting depths
- Reviewing window heights
- integration with home automation systems
- Functional expectations
- Potential layering options
- Exterior view of your home
- Budget
What Are Common Mistakes To Avoid With Automated Shades?
Let us help you avoid common mistakes when choosing and installing automated shades.
- Pulling wires in wrong locations
- Not thinking through opacities in bathrooms; using either blackout or not having enough privacy
- Not taking into account mounting areas including potential pocket placement for a fully recessed look
- Installing molding without thinking about draper hardware placement
