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The Blind Guys
Welcome to The Blind Guys, serving the Twin Cities and Minnesota for over 20 years. We have exactly what you're seeking in window coverings for your home or office. With brand names like Hunter Douglas, Graber, Kirsch, Louver Drape, Robert Allen, and Carole Fabrics, we can help you choose the perfect covering at the right price for any window.
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Wood Blinds
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We carry multiple brands of Wood Blinds to offer the best assortment of finishes and options. Get the look and functionality of shutters at a quarter of the cost. Slats come in sizes of 2 1/2" and 3 1/2". Quality Wood Blinds are made of basswood which is a very stable and lightweight material ideal for thin slats.
Solar Screen Shades
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The darker Solar Screen fabrics tend to allow for the best view due to the contrast of the light outside and the screen color. In the past, fabric choices were very limited - black, brown, white and were mostly used in commercial settings. With the growing residential popularity there is a great selection of Solar Screen fabrics that will complement any decor.
Honeycomb Shades
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Honeycomb shades offer the warmth of fabric and with the wide range of colors can be an integral part of your decor. Honeycomb shades have the option of Top Down or Top down / Bottom Up offering privacy while allowing light through the open portion. Honeycomb shades, also called cellular blinds, are named for the empty pockets of air that run parallel to their seams.
Natural / Bamboo Shades
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Natural / Bamboo Shades sometimes referred to as Woven Woods provide light control, as well as privacy, without sacrificing style. You can transform any setting into your own tropical paradise, or for a higher-end look, you can match with drapery panels. Natural shades are a unique blend of wood, reeds, grasses and bamboo.
Draperies
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Drapery panels can add softness and color to any room and provide a feeling of warmth that blinds by themselves lack. We get the question all the time, "Are people still doing fabric treatments on their windows today?" The answer is yes and no. Most fabric applications are not the functional part of a window treatment.
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