For project teams

Window treatment support for architects, designers, and GCs.

Short answer

We support project teams from design development through turnover: early design-assist on pockets and power, large-opening review, submittal and specification coordination, field verification, installation sequencing, and coordination where film and treatments share the same glass.

Architectural interior with shades

Scope

What this has to solve.

01

Early design-assist

Pocket dimensions, blocking, head details, and fabric strategy before drawings are final.

02

Power & controls

Motor locations, low-voltage runs, and integration with building controls.

03

Submittals

Product data, samples, and shop details aligned to the specification.

04

Field verification

Measure as-built openings before fabrication.

05

Sequencing

Install after finishes and before turnover, coordinated with other trades.

06

Film coordination

One team reviewing glass, film, and treatment together.

Solution matrix

By space type.

SpaceRecommendationSpecification note
Schematic designPerformance goals by spaceGlare, darkness, privacy
Design developmentPockets, power, blockingBefore ceilings close
Construction documentsSpecification languageBasis and alternates
ConstructionSubmittals, field verifyAs-built dimensions
CloseoutProgramming, turnoverOperation training

Large openings

Review spans, mullion alignment, and weight early.

Alternates

Identify equivalent products where specifications allow.

Turnover

Document controls and provide operation guidance.

From the field · Real window conditions

What the glass actually looks like.

These photos are from Shore Tint & More glazing and window-film jobs, Delaware Shade Co.’s sister brand. They are not Delaware Shade Co. shade or blind installations.

Commercial storefront entrance glazing with door, sidelites and transom under a canopy, from a Shore Tint & More window-film job

Commercial storefront glazing

Broad storefront glass has to stay visible from the street while managing glare and direct sun on the space behind it.

Film can handle constant glare on fixed storefront glass; shades are added only where seating, offices, or after-hours privacy need adjustable control.

Frequently asked

Answers for project teams.

When should we involve you?+

Ideally in design development, before ceilings and power are finalized.

Can you review drawings?+

Yes, as part of a commercial consultation. Share plans after first contact.

Do you coordinate film and shades together?+

Yes—our team brings architectural glass and film experience to the same review.

For facilities teams, owners & project teams

Discuss a commercial project.

Describe the building, spaces, and schedule in your request. Plan and scope review is arranged after first contact.

Request commercial consultation