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...
by Jim Hoodlebrink | Nov 18, 2016 | Draper Updates, From the Field, Rental & Staging, Screen Technology
Portable screens are being ordered in bigger and bigger sizes these days. And we love building those big screens. Seeing a 100 foot wide StageScreen set up in the factory or at a job site is very cool. Big sizes could mean big headaches so any pointers we can offer to...
by Terry Coffey | Nov 11, 2016 | Draper Updates, Home Theatre, International Update, Pro AV Integration, Solar Control & Window Shades
In a recent CEPro article entitled “6 Steps to Isolate Rooms for Sound,” Home Theatre Designer Scott Bourquin discusses how to make a room quieter. Bourquin points out that “the quieter you make a room, the greater impression it gives of quality workmanship.” So...
by Terry Coffey | Nov 9, 2016 | Draper Updates, Gym Equipment
From time to time on the Draper blog, we will be sharing books that have inspired us, affected how we approach business, or that we think our dealers and customers would enjoy. Think of it as an occasional Draper book report! The first person to step up to the plate...
by Lee Denhart | Nov 4, 2016 | Draper Updates, Screen Technology
Draper will be in New York City next week, exhibiting at InfoComm Connections. We will be among more than 300 exhibitors at the event, which is going on along with the NAB Show. InfoComm Connections is a two day event for those who didn’t have the time or budget to...
by Terry Coffey | Nov 1, 2016 | Draper Updates, Solar Control & Window Shades
When Jerry Heck first walked through the doors at Draper, the Beatles were still together. Neil Armstrong had not yet stepped onto the moon. Gas was 35 cents per gallon. And the number of Draper employees was still in the double digits. These days, Draper has more...