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Roman Shades

  
  
  
  

          Roman Shades are among the best horizontal stacking treatments. The Soft-Fold (pictured on the right) or Flat Roman (pictured on the left) are considered "constructed" due to the fiberglass rods or stays that are inserted at horizontal intervals. The constructed version gives these shades dependable function raising and lowering in neat folds.

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          For light control Roman Shades can be lined with a translucent or blackout lining. It is recommended that for the purpose of blackout, that the Soft-Fold Roman is specified because the folds of the shade will cover the pin-holes of light that are unavoidable when the needle passes through the blackout lining.

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