Discount Curtains And Blinds

By Given Smith

Discount curtains are curtains that a dealer has purchased in bulk and is passing the savings on to you, the customer. They are the same quality as the non-sale items, but to ensure a long run with a big sale, either on-line or in the store, the dealer purchases large quantities and places the curtains on discount for the customers.

Curtain patterns are as many and different as there are people in the world. Just about anything you want in a curtain pattern, you can get. There are custom made curtains with patterns of anything you can imagine. If I want a curtain pattern with my dog on it, someone somewhere can make that for me. It's all about supply and demand.

Most retail outlets usually have a small variety of curtain patterns available to customers; where as the custom shops have a much larger stable of curtain patterns at their disposal. Curtain patterns can also be made to order at some of the custom shops or on-line, but there is a price. Curtain patterns are not just one dimensional; they can be two dimensional as well. Ribbed lines or raised spots give the fabric its texture. Patterns, whether raised or not, give your curtains texture and your room character.

Theatre curtains are lush and luxurious and some times with patterns or textures, but always heavy and thick to help contain the sound from back stage between scenes and before and during intermission.

On-line would be the best place to find theater curtains unless there is a special shop in your town that supplies or sews theater curtains. Not all theater curtains are simple purple or red velvet, some have scenes painted on them and are used as backdrops during the plays.
Graber blinds are a name brand that has been in business since 1939. Specializing in energy efficient cellular shades, 100% North American wood shutters, roman shades and vertical blinds. They are upscale and sophisticated and seem to prefer offices to houses but work on both.

Retail blinds are found in department stores and come with all the hardware needed to install them. You must know the exact measurement of your window before you purchase a blind at a retail store or you will be returning it and if you've tried to install it, many places will not refund your money.

Custom blinds are made just for your house and your windows or doors. Custom specialty shops usually come to your home and take the measurements and show you samples of their work, a photograph book of work they have completed in the past. And they always bring a catalog and samples so you can choose from a wide variety for your blinds.

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