Bali Solar Shades: Your Kitchen Longs For Them

Amongst the window coverings I found to be most suitable for my kitchen, Bali solar shades come in my personal top of preferences. There are few reasons why I think they are so great:
Bali solar shades are not opaque. I don’t need complete blackout in my kitchen. I want to see the food when I cook, without having to turn on the lights during daytime. Yet, I live in a sunny area, so I need UV protection. At Bali, there are two openness choices for the solar shades: 10-14% or 5%-7%.

Bali solar shades are stylish. I’m the modern type of person and that’s visible in my interior design and furnishings. I like to get myself surrounded by beautiful objects and decorations, so the window coverings make no exception. I want to enjoy what I see wherever I might be looking inside my home.

Bali Solar Shades Properties

Shading coefficient: from 0.33 to 0.74. This means high energy efficient, thus lower energy costs

UV ray blockage: from 86% to 95%. This is the amount of harmful UV rays that is blocked by the shades fabric.

Limited lifetime warranty. Solar shades from Bali are tested for long life, therefore you’ll have to replace them less frequently.

Eco-friendly raw materials. Some of the fabrics are GREENGUARD certified. Here’s their list: Benton Ivory, Benton Beige, Benton Pewter, Prospect Alabaster, Prospect Black, Prospect Chestnut, Skylar Beige, Skylar Coffee Bean, Skylar Off White and Skylar Sandbar. The plastic components contain about 50% recycled material and the aluminum tube is 100% recyclable, as well as the hem bar.

So, if you’re concerned about going green, Bali solar shades will fully satisfy this requirement of yours.

Care and Cleaning of Bali Solar Shades

There’s no big deal about the maintenance of Bali solar shades. You can dust them and vacuum them without any restriction. Soil removal and spot cleaning are also allowed. Beware that these shades can’t be immersed in water, as this would ruin them. If you dust them frequently, you won’t have any problem and you’ll manage to preserve them like new for a very long time.

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Posted under Blinds & Shades Brands, Solar Shades by admin on Friday 17 July 2009 at 9:34 am

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