When trying to decide on which window treatment store to use for the pruchase of your window coverings, it can be easy to get lost in the wide range of choices that are available out there. This is even more compounded if you have Internet access, as there are literally thousands of different online stores out there. I’d like to give you a brief rundown on some of the most trusted ones out there, and hopefully help you to narrow down your decision.
Hillarys Blinds – We have discussed Hillary Blinds before, but briefly, this company is one of the biggest sellers of blinds in the UK. They have been in business since the 1960′s and offer over 700 styles and fabrics. They also have an international presence via their online store, web-blinds.com
Blinds To Go – Blinds To Go was conceived in 1954 by David Shiller. With headquarters in both New Jersey and Quebec, this company boasts custom made window treatments available within 48 hours of order. Blinds To Go have over 100 stores throughout American and Canada, and boast a lifetime guarantee on all their products. They also have a “Window Solutions” eBook available for purchase on their website that will help you to decide on a window covering that is right for your needs.
Hunter Douglas – Hunter Douglas is a name that is synonymous with quality and style. Based in New Jersey, the company was started over 60 years ago and has built up decades of trust amongst their customers. They have an extremely professional website and offer free swatches of all their materials that can be ordered online. Their range of products have a lifetime guarantee.
Just Blinds – Just Blinds is another window treatments store that we have discussed previously. Compared to some of the other businesses, they are new to the game, having started in 1999. However, in that short ten years they have sold to over a quarter of a million staisfied customers, and continue to grow every year. Whether it’s their informative website with it’s many video tutorials, or its 30 day satistfaction and price guarantees, it seems like Just Blinds will be around for a long time to come.
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Blinds.com – This window blinds store boasts itself as “Americas #1 Blinds Store”, and while that is a big claim to make, they certainly back it up with a huge range of blinds. They are completely Internet based, and according to their site, over 4,000 customers a day are customizing their blinds online using their freely available interactive web tools. They also offer many video tutorials relating to the measuring and installation of blinds.
Smith and Noble – Smith and Noble have been around since 1987, and they specialise in custom made window treatments. If you want a blind that is going to fit your window better, and do a better job of insulating your room, then custom made is definitely the way to go. They have over 1,000 styles of fabric available, and you can order free swatches from their website to help you choose from this range. They also hire trained professionals that will come and help you measure and install your coverings.
Levolor - With sales totalling $7 billion way back in 2003, and having been in business for almost 100 years, Levolor is a force to be reckoned with in the world of window treatment stores. Their headquarters are in North Carolina, and they put particular emphasis on their work with the local community. They specialise primarily in blinds and shades, but have started introducing a range of draperies into their product line as well. They offer free shipping on all their products, and their website has an “Ideas Center” that will help you make a decision if you get stuck.
Bali Blinds – With a name that conjures up a feeling of holidays, beach and sunshine, Bali Blinds was founded in 1939 by John Graber. They are owned by Springs Window Fashions and gear their products towards people who have a bit of a flair for DIY home improvement. Bali Blinds places particular emphasis on the environment, and every stage of their business process functions with the ecology in mind. They use recycled material for their packaging, adopt eco friendly practices in the manufacture, and pride themselves on the end product being designed to save energy via insulation.