Custom Cellular Blinds Bramalea – Free Installation

Cellular Blinds in Bramalea

Most Bramalea cellular blinds we install go into bedrooms first, and the reason is the fabric rather than the look. The honeycomb holds still air in its cells, so the room side of the shade stays closer to room temperature than the glass behind it. Homes here were built through the 1960s and 1970s, and the rooms over an attached garage are the ones people mention at the consultation. We spec double cell for north and west exposures and single cell where a window is small. The headrail is slim enough for the shallow frames that are common in these houses. An older Bramalea home with aluminum-frame windows took cellular shades through the bedrooms. Metal frames pull cold indoors, and the honeycomb layer is the affordable counter. Streets close to Bramalea GO Station generate steady inquiries, with Bramalea City Centre drawing the second wave. Many of our Bramalea clients ask which cellular blinds configuration suits the local housing stock. Here is what we tell them. Townhouses with end units exposed to wind from multiple sides benefit from cellular shades. Single-cell is typically sufficient for the smaller window sizes. Suburban detached homes use cellular blinds selectively for primary bedrooms and family rooms with larger windows. Single-cell handles most needs.