Multifamily shade packages that stay consistent across every unit
Multifamily is a consistency problem before it is a shade problem. Two hundred shades from a factory arrive in batches, and dye lots shift between them. Ours are cut from controlled runs with the specification documented, so unit 140 matches unit 4 and a replacement in 2029 still matches.
Request a bidDye lots and batch drift
Fabric colour and weave shift slightly between production runs. On a single home nobody notices. Across a building with shared corridors and a visible elevation, it is the first thing anyone notices.
Elevation consistency from the street
Many buildings require a uniform exterior appearance. We specify a neutral exterior face across the package so the facade reads as one building.
Phasing
Large projects deliver in phases. We document the spec so phase three matches phase one, including if the fabric line changes in the meantime.
Replacement stock
We can hold the fabric and hardware specification, and where it makes sense, spare stock, so a damaged shade does not become a visible mismatch.
Multifamily — common questions
How do you keep colour consistent across hundreds of units?
Can you deliver in phases?
Do you handle common areas as well as units?
Consultation
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Send the scope, the unit count or the drawings and we will come back with a real number and a real date.