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| Two conservatory blind options ![]() When the blinds are pulled closed, natural daylight can still enter the conservatory, but harsh glares are reduced. Temperature can also be regulated with pinoleum blinds. During the hot summer days, the blinds can be used to reduce heat gain and thus the structure's temperature. In winter the blinds help to insulate the conservatory against cold temperatures. Pinoleum blind systems can be operated by hand or with a motor (motorized versions can be operated with a remote control), allowing them to be closed for shading or fully open to optimize daylight. The blinds retract into to the eave in a Roman fold style and are manufactured in custom dimensions to fit any conservatory's specific sizes. Structures containing high moisture, such as pool enclosures and greenhouses, are not suitable environments for pinoleum blinds, as the wood may suffer damage. Solar R blinds are another shade system that can be utilized in conservatories. The blinds' aluminum backing reflects 85 percent of sunlight and heat, keeping the room cool. Solar R blinds retract into a cassette which is mounted at the eave line of the conservatory and pocket out of sight. Blinds can be operated via a manual pull or motor (remote controls available for use with motorized units), reduce glare to the space's occupants, and allow natural light to penetrate the room. Solar R blinds are engineered to remain flat and will not crease or fold when retracted. This system is available in neutral colors such as straw, walnut, olive, and powder blue. Corresponding window blinds are also available. write your comments about the article :: © 2011 Construction News :: home page |