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Shading systems can be controlled with wall switches, remote controls, touchpads (home theater, lighting system, etc.) or with automatic timers (Grafik eye).

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Morning meeting

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Conference room motorized drapery system

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Conference room before blackout shades

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Blackout shades down and lights automatically dimmed for easier viewing of monitors

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Dining area with shades 1/4 of the way down

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Home theater with "light tight" blackout shades closed ready to view movie. Notice shades can be operated from touch pad.

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Kitchen with draperies open and roller shades closed to diffuse outside light

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Kitchen with shades open position. Notice the shades are hidden in a pocket above the doors.

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Kitchen with shades in process of closing. Notice that the outside view is maintained in the closed position.

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Living room with roller shades beginning to close

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Living room with sunlight shining, potentially damaging interior furnishings

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Shades are beginning to close. Notice that they are all closing at the same speed — tolerance to within 1/8"

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Blackout roller shades in the closed position blocking all sunlight

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Sitting area shading system open and hidden in pockets above windows on bright sunny day

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Shades closing

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Roller shades in closed position blocking direct sunlight yet maintaining outside view

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Commercial applications — silent operation and very elegant

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Home office applications

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Roman Shades can be automated also.