How to Cover Hard to Reach Windows

If you’re trying to cover hard to reach windows, such as sloping windows, arched windows and skylights, you need the right blinds to make your life easier. Whether it’s a manual blind system or one that works by remote, having the right covers in place gives you complete control over the lighting in your home.

Automated blinds   For windows that are high-up on walls or ceilings, installing automated blinds makes a lot of sense. Controlling these blinds from ground level mitigates the risks associated with climbing up to adjust them. You also don’t have to exude much energy, to optimize the lighting in your home.

  Blinds with Longer Cords or Wands   For windows in slightly hard to reach places, blinds with longer cords or wands can also make your life easier. By adding longer cords and wands to your blinds, you’re turning a bothersome chore into a quick adjustment. There is no reason to stand on your toes trying to reach the mechanism to adjust your blinds.   Roller Shades   To cover high-up windows that span entire side panels of your home, roller shades are the perfect option. Rolling these shades is a snap, making it possible to adjust the lighting in your home with minimum effort on your part.

Panel Track Shades   Having panel shades helps to cover up your windows more easily, given the track system. There is no reason to struggle to move shades, when a convenient mechanism makes controlling the lighting in your home simple.   Covering hard to reach windows doesn’t have to be a major hassle. There are blinds that are designed to optimize the lighting in your home, despite where the windows are located.