by Terry Coffey | Feb 3, 2017 | Draper Updates, Solar Control & Window Shades
For many years Draper has offered Dual Roller shading solutions—the option of having two window shades in the same headbox. This dual roller concept is a very flexible solution. You can accomplish multiple tasks with one unit. For example, you might want a light...
by Chris Broome | Jan 24, 2017 | Draper Updates, Solar Control & Window Shades
Our Literature department is gearing up this week for one of our biggest mailings of the year. The 2017 FlexShade Price List will take effect February 13, and it will begin appearing in mailboxes in the next couple of weeks. One of the more exciting things about this...
by Jeff Miller | Jan 6, 2017 | Draper Updates, Home Theatre, Solar Control & Window Shades
If you’re heading for the 2017 Budget Blinds convention next week, I hope you’ll take the time to stop by our booth and see how we can help you think bigger and smarter! Teri Boxell heads up our Budget Blinds efforts, along with Karen Reno, and shares this preview of...
by Terry Coffey | Jan 3, 2017 | Architecture/Green Building, Draper Updates, Home Theatre, Pro AV Integration, Solar Control & Window Shades
Just in case you haven’t heard the news, let me be the first to break it to you: Pantone has named its 2017 Color of the Year! The Color of the Year is … Greenery, also known as Pantone 15-0343. Pantone calls it a “refreshing and revitalizing shade,” adding that...
by Amy Madden | Dec 20, 2016 | Draper Updates, Home Theatre, Solar Control & Window Shades
Oh, there’s no place like home for the holidays ‘Cause no matter how far away you roam If you want to be happy in a million ways For the holidays you can’t beat home sweet home! If you’re one of the millions of people hitting the road to go somewhere...
by Terry Coffey | Nov 22, 2016 | Architecture/Green Building, Draper Updates, Home Theatre, Pro AV Integration, Solar Control & Window Shades
Recently, we shared a number of NAQs—Never Asked Questions—relating to our AV products. NAQs are the opposite of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs); not only do they almost never get asked, but they are questions we wish we’d hear more often. You can click here to read...