Residential Woven Shades
Enjoy natural light without the harsh glare. Solar View Woven Shades help reduce sunlight and heat while maintaining your view of the outdoors. Available in 3% and 5% openness, our custom-made woven shades are an attractive solution for living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas, and more.
Solar View Woven Shades provide an attractive and practical solar-control solution for this salon in Tulsa, Oklahoma’s Brookside area. With large windows bringing in abundant sunlight throughout the day, the salon needed a way to reduce heat and glare while maintaining a bright, welcoming atmosphere for clients and stylists.
The open-weave solar fabric helps control intense sunlight and solar heat gain without completely closing off the windows. This is especially beneficial in a salon environment, where client comfort and consistent interior lighting are important throughout the day. The shades also help reduce glare at styling stations while providing daytime visibility through the windows.
Solar View Woven Shades offer:
This Brookside salon installation demonstrates how Solar View Woven Shades provide solar protection, comfort, outward visibility, and a polished appearance for large commercial windows.
Solar View Woven Shades provide a practical and professional solar-control solution for this State Farm Insurance office in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Installed throughout the office’s large windows, the dark woven shades help reduce intense sunlight, heat, and glare while maintaining visibility to the outdoors.
The open-weave solar fabric allows natural light into the workspace without completely blocking the view, creating a more comfortable environment for employees and customers. By controlling glare on computer screens and reducing solar heat gain through large expanses of glass, the shades are especially well suited for offices and other commercial buildings.
Solar View Woven Shades offer:
This Tulsa State Farm installation demonstrates how Solar View Woven Shades can provide solar protection, outward visibility, and a polished appearance while complementing the existing architecture of a professional office.
Solar View Woven Shades provide an effective solar-control solution for this restaurant in Tulsa, Oklahoma’s Brookside area. With large windows surrounding the dining area and overlooking the outdoor patio, direct sunlight can create excessive heat and glare for customers seated near the windows.
The open-weave solar fabric helps reduce intense sunlight and solar heat gain while maintaining visibility to the outdoors. Even with the shades lowered, guests can continue to enjoy views of the patio and surrounding area without the discomfort of harsh direct sunlight. This makes woven shades especially well suited for restaurants with large expanses of glass and window-side seating.
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This Brookside restaurant installation demonstrates how Solar View Woven Shades provide solar protection, customer comfort, and outward visibility while preserving the open atmosphere and natural light of the dining space.
A fabric-wrapped fascia conceals the roller tube and mounting hardware, creating a clean, finished appearance. The fascia is wrapped in coordinating fabric to match your shade for a seamless, professional look. It is recommended for outside-mounted shades or any installation where the roller is visible.
Solar View – Roll Shade Measurement Guidelines
All measurements must be recorded in inches, rounded down to the nearest 1/8 inch.
Round down to the nearest 1/8 inch.
Examples:
Tools Needed
Included Hardware
Mollies/toggles for plaster, drywall, or concrete are not included.
Bracket Notes:
Faber/Benthin universal brackets may be mounted left or right, inside, outside, or on the ceiling. Brackets must be installed perfectly level for proper shade operation.
Standard bracket length: 1 3/8″. Extended length: 2 3/8″.
Inside Measurement (IM) Guidelines
Inside Measurement refers to ordering a shade to be installed inside the window casement. When you provide an IM width, you are giving the exact space within the opening.
The factory will then take precise deductions to ensure the shade, brackets, and rotating control mechanism fit properly.
Round down to the nearest 1/8 inch.
Examples:
Because of these required deductions:
IM shades will ALWAYS have a gap of up to 5/8” on both sides
(± 1/8” depending on tolerances)
This gap is necessary so the shade can raise, lower, and rotate freely.
If you order a shade at:
The shade will be manufactured to fit within that 70” space.
However, due to bracket/mechanism allowances:
This remaining space is the functional “gap” required for operation.
When IM Gaps Are Not Acceptable
If the side gap is visually unacceptable or you need more complete coverage:
Consider an Outside Bracket Mount (OB)
Mounting the shade on the wall, trim, or mullion allows you to add width beyond the window opening and cover more area.
When IM Gaps Are Not Acceptable
If the side gap is visually unacceptable or you need more complete coverage:
Consider an Outside Bracket Mount (OB)
Mounting the shade on the wall, trim, or mullion allows you to add width beyond the window opening and cover more area
Important Ordering Rules
Outside Measurement (OM / OB) Guidelines
Outside Measurements—also referred to as Outside Bracket (OB) measurements—are used when mounting the shade outside the window casement. This includes mounting on:
When you provide an OM/OB measurement, you are giving the exact dimensions you want the shade to cover, based on where the brackets will be installed.
OB measurements are manufactured with NO factory deductions.
The shade will be made exactly to the width and height you order.
This gives you complete control over the final coverage area.
For Outside Mount installations, you can eliminate or reduce light gaps by:
Simply adding extra width to your bracket mounting measurement.
Because the shade sits outside the opening, you can widen the shade beyond the window frame to improve privacy and light control.
Golden Rule for OB Measurements
Always measure to and from the exact points where the brackets will be installed.
This ensures:
