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Fiberglass is naturally flame-retardant and highly durable. Our fireproof shades are engineered to meet strict safety standards, providing an essential layer of protection for high-risk areas like kitchens, nurseries, and offices while resisting heat-induced deformation.

Yes. These shades combine high-density fiberglass core with a premium blackout coating to block 100% of external light. They are specifically designed for complete room darkening, perfect for shift workers, media rooms, and bedrooms.

The fiberglass structure acts as a superior thermal barrier. It reflects intense solar heat during the summer and helps retain indoor warmth during winter, effectively reducing your HVAC energy consumption and maintaining a consistent room temperature.

The cordless mechanism features a calibrated internal tension spring. Simply pull the bottom rail down to any desired height to lock it automatically. A gentle tug on the bottom rail releases the tension, allowing the shade to retract smoothly and evenly.

Absolutely. The 100% cordless design eliminates all dangling chains and lift cords, removing the primary entanglement hazards associated with traditional blinds and ensuring a safe, clean environment.

Yes, fiberglass is incredibly low-maintenance. Because it is naturally anti-static, it resists dust buildup. You can keep it clean by wiping it down with a damp cloth or using a vacuum with a soft brush attachment. It is also highly resistant to moisture and mold.

Yes. These shades are optimized for both 'Inside Mounts' for a sleek, flush look and 'Outside Mounts' for maximum light coverage. We recommend at least 6cm or 2.37 inches of mounting depth for a secure inside installation.

For 'Inside Mount,' measure the exact width of the window opening at the top, middle, and bottom; use the narrowest measurement. For 'Outside Mount,' we recommend adding at least 3 inches to the width and height beyond the window frame to eliminate side light gaps. View Our Step-by-Step Measurement Guide.