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Window Coverings help needed.

wacokid
8 år sedan

We have two windows, one in the kitchen that is

W 63 1/2" x L 58 1/4" and one in the den,

W 70 3/4" x L 70 1/4". We were looking at Hunter Douglas Vignettes and received a quote for $2400.. installed. Seemed high, but I know nothing on window coverings. Any other suggestions?

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  • PRO
    7 Sisters Interiors
    8 år sedan

    The cost for window coverings will vary depending on the fabric, and other bells and whistles (cordless, motorized, top down bottom up option, cell size, etc.) Hunter Douglas generally runs higher than other vendor because of the selection they offer and they are the most innovative vendor in the window covering industry (in my opinion).

    If you want to look into less expensive options you may want to check out Graber or Costco, Home Depot (if there is one in your area)


    http://7sistersinteriors.com/

    Kommentarer (7)

    • jck910
      8 år sedan

      I have HD Vignettes in my LR & DR and they are great. Went less expensive company in den and regret it.

    • wacokid
      Författare
      8 år sedan
      Ändrades senast: 8 år sedan

      Thanks 910, Did you go with the LiteRise or the UltraGlide? Since, these are large windows I want to make sure the action to raise and lower is easy. I just picture one side going up at an angle and the chord getting tangled.

    • Xochitl
      8 år sedan

      I just had a very bad experience with Smith&Noble and may have to ditch some expensive up/down roman shades that look like boat sails and are rife with defects. I started researching and it turns out there are small companies that make custom shades and so far, the prices seem reasonable. They also seem to take pride in there work and,


      as opposed to my experience with Smith&Noble, know what their end product will look like. After this experience, I would encourage anyone to look into independent custom window covering manufacturers before going with the equivalent of the Big Box Store like Smith&Noble or HunterDouglas.

    • leelee
      8 år sedan
      Ändrades senast: 8 år sedan

      That does seem high to me. Check out roman shades. The Vignettes always seem more modern-ish.

    • PRO
      Selectblinds
      8 år sedan

      Our Premier Roman Shades are a great choice. These shades are 100% cord free, and are available in light filtering or blackout materials. These would look perfect on your windows.

      http://www.selectblinds.com/romanshades/premier-light-filtering-roman-shades.html


      Here is a video that will show how these operate:

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jn44UHku_sc


      I hope this helps!

      wacokid thanked Selectblinds
    • PRO
      Smith & Noble
      8 år sedan

      @Xochitl - We’re very sorry to hear about your poor experience. These shades are absolutely not our typical level of quality at Smith & Noble, and that’s not acceptable. Please email us at care@smithnoble.com so we may make it right.

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