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window treatments for view windows

12 years ago

We are purchasing a new home with spectacular views of Mt. Hood, the Columbia River and downtown Portland. The only problem--people also have a good view in to our home. Any ideas of how to dress the windows to maximize the view out whilst minimizing the view in?

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Fenstermann LLC
12 years ago
Hallo. We do offer many options to optimize privacy and light management. Depending on the system, you can chose form bottom-up / top-down shades, double roller shades or a combination of different systems. If you send me a picture with rough measurements, I can give you more detailed information. For an upfront look, please visit us at www.PleatedBlindsStore.com or email me at ingo@fenstermann.com

Thanks a lot
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Solar-screen-shades.com
12 years ago
Take a loom at the new shade called Vision Shades. Beautiful fabric shades that allow you to control light and privacy. You can see them at http://www.solar-screen-shades.com
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