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Ready for InfoComm 2025

by Joseph Burke | June 4, 2025 | Audiovisual Mounts & Structures, Pro AV Integration | 0 Comments

One week from today, InfoComm 2025 opens its doors, and for those of you heading for Orlando, expect something different from Draper. Making it PlainAfter years of hearing, “We didn’t know you did that,” Draper will leave no doubt in your mind about the company’s...

A Long and Exciting Ride

by Clint Childress | May 21, 2025 | Draper Updates, Solar Control & Window Shades | 1 Comment

One of the most satisfying and interesting things about working at Draper is the people you meet. And recently one of the most interesting I got to work with decided to call it a day after a long and successful career. Richard Wilson retired after 12 years with Draper...

The Power of Partnership: At the Heart of Draper Inc.

by Joseph Burke | May 14, 2025 | Architecture/Green Building | 0 Comments

At Draper Inc., partnership isn’t just a business buzzword — it’s a part of who we are. It shapes how we work, how we treat people, and how we grow. Over the years, we’ve learned that the best results come when we work together. Whether we’re teaming up with...

Potential Disaster Leads to Hallmark Moment

by Terry Coffey | May 7, 2025 | Draper Updates | 0 Comments

Imagine the scene. You’re at work. It’s been a busy day packing window shade orders for delivery. At some point, you look down at your left hand and realize with horror that the engagement ring is missing! That’s just what happened to Courtney Poindexter, who works in...

Do You Need Plants in Biophilic Architecture? Yes, But There’s More to it Than That.

by Terry Coffey | April 30, 2025 | Architecture/Green Building | 0 Comments

Biophilic design is often associated with buildings that include plants, water, and other natural features as part of the interior and exterior architecture. But biophilic design is more than adding some green plants and the sound of water. In an Arch Daily article...

Backstop Durability

by Neal Turner | Aug 14, 2015 | Gym Equipment

Draper recently added a white paper about backstop durability to the education section of our web site. The piece, which was written by me, looks at the example of the University of Colorado. The Coors Events Center presents a strong case for choosing permanent...

Why Draper-Terry Coffey

by Terry Coffey | Aug 12, 2015 | Draper Updates

In the next few weeks, the Why Draper series will be moving out of the sales area and introducing you to some of our other folks with whom you may have had contact here at Draper. Fair is fair, so I will go ahead and be the first one in this next group to go "on the...

Rental Reload 2015

by Jim Hoodlebrink | Aug 10, 2015 | Draper Updates, Rental & Staging

Here in Indiana the kids are heading back to school, and the corn is taller than we are, which means it must be time for Draper’s annual Rental Reload promotion. Today through September 18, Draper dealers can get excellent savings on most portable products. You can...

Recent Changes in Reporting Concealed Freight Damage

by Terry Coffey | Aug 7, 2015 | Draper Updates

Draper ships products all over the planet. From to Abilene, Texas, to Zurich, Switzerland, at one time or another you’ll find boxes stamped “Draper” making their way through the delivery process. Unfortunately that process can come with a lot of headaches, and it’s...

Why Draper-Scott Blankenship

by Terry Coffey | Aug 5, 2015 | Draper Updates

Today's Why Draper subject is one of those people who never seems to be standing still, as his job in Draper's Quality Department keeps him very busy. One of Scott Blankenship's occasional tasks-and probably his least favorite-is to don his white lab coat and stand in...

Ergonomics

by Terry Coffey | Jul 31, 2015 | Draper Updates

The latest edition of the Indiana Department of Labor’s newsletter featured an article written by Draper’s Safety and Wellness Director. Linda Brinson’s piece for “Indiana Labor” detailed one of Draper’s latest efforts surrounding employee health and workplace safety:...

The Human Touch

by Penny Sitler | Jul 29, 2015 | Draper Updates

For the past several months, we've been running a Wednesday series on this blog called "Why Draper?". Each Wednesday we've introduced a different Draper employee--usually someone who works with our customers in one capacity or another. They are part of Draper's human...

Wrong Thinking About Daylighting

by Jeff Miller | Jul 24, 2015 | Architecture/Green Building, Solar Control & Window Shades

Here at Draper we think a lot about ways to manage daylighting. Current sustainable architectural trends depend a great deal upon daylighting, so there are more challenges and opportunities than ever before to harvest daylight, and reduce glare and heat gain issues....

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