Here at Redi Shade we are on a mission to make products that suit our customers needs so the safety of your family and ease of operation is our priority. That is why cordless operation comes as a standard feature on all of our products. Stick around and learn more about why “Always Cordless” is the way to go for window treatments. Safety Of course tangled hanging cords can be unmanageable and unsightly but they can also pose a major risk to kiddos and pets. The clean, cord-free appearance of all of our products is a design choice that has…
Read MoreFor those wondering how best to care for and clean our shades, today we are bringing you a one-stop-shop window shade care guide. Paper Shades This includes: Original Pleated Paper shades and Original Arch Pleated Paper shades. DO: Lightly dust and/or vacuum with an upholstery attachment. DON’T: Immerse in water, dry clean, use ultrasonic cleaning, spot remover, or strong detergent. Fabric Shades This includes: Original Pleated Fabric shades, Original Arch Pleated and Cellular Fabric shades, Easy Lift Pleated and Cellular Fabric shades, Artisan Select shades, and Artisan Custom Cellular shades. DO: – Lightly dust and/or vacuum with an upholstery attachment….
Read MoreWe know window shade shopping can get overwhelming with window shade terminology. In turn, we’ve put together “The Redi Shade Dictionary”. This tool can help you better understand the features and variations offered in our products. Keep reading for definitions and examples! Installation Simple Fit: An installation method. Simple Fit allows you to install your shade in seconds with the push of a button with included Command Strips from 3M. This installation method is available in Artisan Custom and Artisan Select Shades. Simple Stick: An installation method. Simple Stick allows you to install your shade in minutes by trimming…
Read MoreAlthough our shades are designed for year round use, your light control and energy efficiency needs may change throughout the year. We’ve got you covered with our recommendations for a seasonal shade swap. Winter: Easy Lift Cellular Light Filtering Shades In the winter months you’ll likely want to preserve the brightness of open windows, but may be looking for an extra layer of insulation. These shades will give you the best of both worlds by softly diffusing light with the crisp light filtering fabric all while keeping rooms warmer by preventing temperature transfer with their honeycomb D-cell structure. …
Read MoreToday on Made in the Shade we are bringing you a comparison of our three Artisan Custom Cellular shade lift styles: Standard, Top Down Bottom Up, and Day-Night. Whether you’re looking for a classic style or an upgraded lift option to fit your needs, we’ve got you covered. Ready to order your Artisan Custom Cellular shades? Start customizing today at The Home Depot.
Read MoreWith summer in full swing and temperatures still rising, we are all looking for ways to keep our homes cooler during the summer months. These five simple swaps are going to keep the temperature down and some even offer bonus energy savings! 1. Swap your open door (and window) policy for a strict schedule You can greatly influence the temperature of your home by keeping doors and windows closed during the warmest hours of the day. For areas where the temperature drops at night, stick to a schedule of airing your home out during the evening hours and closing all…
Read MoreWe are excited to bring you our first series here on Made in the Shade; Find Your Perfect Fit. This three part series of quizzes will help you what shade is best for your home with a few short questions. This week we are going by budget, but look out for “Find Your Perfect Fit: by Style” and “Find Your Perfect Fit: by Light Control” coming soon. After taking the quiz, connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram to let us know what you got and shop the links below to pick up your perfect shade. Where to find your…
Read MoreWe get a lot of questions about the difference between our cellular and pleated window shades. Each style has benefits and can suit different needs or projects. For instance, cellular shades provide maximum insulation and energy efficiency and are ideal for rooms that require extra temperature regulation. Pleated shades on the other hand are a great budget-friendly option for window coverings and can be the right choice for dorms, apartments, RV’s, renovations and more. Check out the graphic below to learn the differences between these two shade styles. Shop Cellular vs. Pleated window shades: Cellular shades Pleated shades *Note that…
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