Discover the Modern Elegance of Zebra Shades

Yes—choose cordless or motorized controls. If you select a continuous‑loop chain, it must be secured with a tensioner to meet safety standards and reduce entanglement risk.

• Cassette/valance/fascia to conceal the tube (often fabric‑wrapped for a finished look).

• Bottom bar styles (exposed metal, fabric‑wrapped, decorative).

• Standard vs. reverse roll to clear handles or showcase the fabric edge.

• Band alignment across multiple shades so stripes line up on side‑by‑side windows.

• Inside mount: Built‑in aesthetic; expect small side light gaps.

• Outside mount: Overlaps the frame for better darkening and hides uneven openings—ideal for bedrooms or shallow frames.

Yes. Use larger‑diameter tubes to prevent sag, consider linked shades or a continuous cassette for wide spans, and specify band alignment across panels. For very wide doorways, a banded panel track is an alternative.

Great in living rooms, dining rooms, offices, and street‑facing spaces where daytime view and privacy are both valuable. In bedrooms, many homeowners layer with drapery or choose room‑darkening bands and an outside mount.

Dust regularly or vacuum with a soft brush attachment. Spot‑clean with a mild soap solution and a damp cloth; avoid soaking or harsh chemicals. For the sheer sections, use a microfiber cloth and gentle pressure.

For inside mounts, measure width at top/middle/bottom and use the narrowest; measure height at left/center/right and use the tallest; confirm frame depth for the cassette. For outside mounts, add overlap on all sides to reduce light gaps. Professional measurement ensures fit and warranty compliance.