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Download Fabric Guide Commercial Window Treatments Fabric Guide JUNIPER® MasterFormat® Division: 12 Drapery + Top Treatment Fabrics NEW! Spree $$$ NEW! Tango $$$ NEW! Windmill $$$ NEW! Noble $ Artistry $$ Azalea $$ Width: 72" (182.88cm) Width: 72" (182.88cm) Width: 72" (182.88cm) Width: 57" (144.78cm) Width: 72" (182.88cm) Width: 54" (137cm) Repeat: 13.5" (34.29cm) H x 37.125" Repeat: 12.188" (30.95cm) H x 22.625" Repeat: 25.75" (65.40cm) H x 72" Repeat: 0" (0cm) H x 0" (0cm) V Repeat: 27" (68.58cm) H x 21.6" (54.86cm) V Repeat: 11" (27.5cm) H x 12" (30.5cm) V (94.29cm) V (57.46cm) V (182.88cm) V Shown: Vertically Seamed Shown: Railroaded Shown: Vertically Seamed Shown: Railroaded Shown: Railroaded Shown: Railroaded Woven: 100% Polyester Woven: 47% Polyester, 53% FR Polyester Woven: 100% Polyester FR Woven: 45.71% FR Polyester, 23.59% Post- Woven: 45.2% FR Polyester, 27.4% Post- Woven: 44.7% FR Polyester, 27.65% Post- Consumer Recycled Polyester, 23.59% Post- consumer Recycled Polyester, 27.4% Post- Consumer Recycled Polyester, 27.65% Industrial Recycled Polyester, 7.11% Polyester Industrial Recycled Polyester Post-Industrial Recycled Polyester Note: HHI Compliant + LBC Red List Note: HHI Compliant + LBC Red List Note: HHI Compliant + LBC Red List Compliant Compliant Compliant Front Back Silver Dew Follow Haze Gravity Hematite Aqua Valley Brown Cloudy Blue Embrace Lead Chroma Auburn Biscotti Coffee Crystal Sun Stone Off White Light Grey Morning Sun Sunset Orange Herbal Taupe Thunder Granite Peridot Green Gold Denotes an Exclusive fabric Dark Grey Taupe *Price information given is based on a range for product price only, with $ representing the most economical choice and $$$$ representing the most premium choice when comparing products of equal materials, finishes and options. Other cost considerations like shipping, taxes, minimum order charges, etc. are not accounted for in this range. Order FREE samples at inpro.com for a more accurate color representation. All fabrics are Fire Rated. 2 obsessed with protecting buildings™ inpro.com | 800.222.5556 3 Divine $ Etiquette $$ Flare $$ Happy Hour $ Mingle $$ Quarry $ Width: 54" (137cm) Width: 72" (182.88cm) Width: 72" (182.88cm) Width: 55" (140cm) Width: 72" (182.88cm) Width: 59" (149.86cm) Repeat: 0" (0cm) H x 0" (0cm) V Repeat: 27" (68.58cm) H x 27" (68.58cm) V Repeat: 27" (68.58cm) H x 27" (68.58cm) V Repeat: 0" (0cm) H x 0" (0cm) V Repeat: 13.5" (34.29cm) H x 6.4" (16.26cm) V Repeat: 0" (0cm) H x 0" (0cm) V Shown: Vertically Seamed Shown: Vertically Seamed Shown: Vertically Seamed Shown: Vertically Seamed Shown: Vertically Seamed Shown: Vertically Seamed Woven: 100% FR Polyester Woven: 47% Polyester, 53% FR Polyester Woven: 47% Polyester, 53% FR Polyester Woven: 100% Polyester Woven: 47% Polyester, 53% FR Polyester Woven: 100% FR Polyester Exclusive Front Back Front Back Front Back Avocado Gracious Composed Alexander Blend Ash Barley Khaki Dijon Blue Monday Cafe Con Ron Fever Pitch Fuse Interlace Cliff Stone Humble Cordial Noble Frost Willow Dragonfly Fern Galway Grey Gold Rush Grey Tiger Join Meld Napa Gable Welcome Fresco Redwood Bark Mushroom Margarita Mojito Shamrock Juice Merge Unite Ocean Nickel Glass Refresh Tequila Sunrise White Russian Metal Pewter Denotes an Exclusive fabric *Price information given is based on a range for product price only, with $ representing the most economical choice and $$$$ representing the most premium choice when comparing products of equal materials, finishes and options. Other cost considerations like shipping, taxes, minimum order charges, etc. are not accounted for in this range. Order FREE samples at inpro.com for a more accurate color representation. All fabrics are Fire Rated. 4 obsessed with protecting buildings™ inpro.com | 800.222.5556 5 sheers dim out fabrics Whimsy $$ Sheers $ Shadow $$$ Tranquil $$ Serene $$ Width: 72" (182.88cm) Width: 118" (137cm) Width: 54" (137.16cm) Width: 58" (147.3cm) Width: 58" (147.3cm) Repeat: 13.5" (34.29cm) H x 13.5" Shown: Railroaded Repeat: 0” (0cm) H x 0" (0cm) V Repeat: 0" (0cm) H x 0" (0cm) V Repeat: 0" (0cm) H x 0" (0cm) V (34.29cm) V Woven: 100% FR Polyester Shown: Vertically Seamed Shown: Vertically Seamed Shown: Vertically Seamed Shown: Railroaded Color: Soft White Woven: 100% Inherently Woven: 100% FR Polyester Woven: 100% FR Polyester Woven: 47% Polyester, 53% FR Polyester FR Polyester Feature: Room Darkening Fabric Feature: Room Darkening Fabric 98% opacity 98% opacity Front Back Hop Designer Sheer 1 Dreamscape Beige Light Grey Mr. Sandman Lullabye Pajama Party Linen Mushroom Off White Beige Skip Slide Designer Sheer 2 Wishful White Night Sky Moonlight Shade Slate Light Grey Linen Taupe Spin Twirl Wishful Marble Fairy Tale Good Night Light Ray Charcoal Dark Grey Dark Brown Sunbeam Cat Nap Pillow Talk Twist Hot Cocoa Night Cap Black Denotes an Exclusive fabric *Price information given is based on a range for product price only, with $ representing the most economical choice and $$$$ representing the most premium choice when comparing products of equal materials, finishes and options. Other cost considerations like shipping, taxes, minimum order charges, etc. are not accounted for in this range. Order FREE samples at inpro.com for a more accurate color representation. All fabrics are Fire Rated. 6 obsessed with protecting buildings™ inpro.com | 800.222.5556 7 fabric openness Least Privacy Most Privacy Solarity ® Solar Shade Fabrics 10% 5% 3% 1% Blackout Dawn Solar Screen | $ Denali Blackout | $$ Ice Blackout | $ Sandia Solar Screen | $$ Simple Whites | $-$$ Summit Solar Screen | $ Sure Block Solar Screen | $$ Translucent + High Performance | $$$-$$$$ Woven in a 2 x 2 basket weave Woven with a rich texture similar Fabric has a woven appearance Horizontal texture fabric offers Sheer fabrics offer a softened Woven in a 2 x 2 basketweave Woven in a 2 x 2 basket weave configuration. It provides excellent to grass cloth. Denali is 100% and is easily dusted with a casual elegance. Available in 1% view-through and subtle textures. pattern to maximize clarity of configuration to maximize clarity View all translucent + High view-through visibility. Available in Polyester with acrylic coating. damp cloth. Ice is made from a and 3% openness. Composed of 100% PES Polyester (Ether, Air) view. Available in 1%, 3% and 5% of view. Available in 1%, 3%, 5% Performance Fabrics at inpro.com. 3% and 5% openness. Composed GREENGUARD® Certified. combination of 3 Ply Vinyl and 1 36% Fiberglass and 64% Vinyl. 100% Polyester (Umbra White, openness. Composed of 24% and 10% open weaves. Sure Block GREENGUARD® Certified. of 27% Polyester and 73% Vinyl. Ply Fiberglass. GREENGUARD® Certified. Nimbus, Cirrus). Polyester and 76% PVC. is composed of 36% Fiberglass and 64% Vinyl. GREENGUARD® Certified. GREENGUARD® Certified. GREENGUARD® Certified. GREENGUARD® Certified. White/Bone Urchin Dove Grey Magnolia Air White/Grey White/Linen Bolt™ Translucent Mist White/Grey Bone Errol Swan Paper White Buff Aspen Willow Cirrus Ether Charcoal/Bronze White/Linen White/White Charcoal/Cocoa Bolt™ Translucent Bolt™ Translucent Celestial Luminaria Grey/Bone Charcoal/Bronze Baffin Lynx Pale Khaki Tuxedo Elm Walnut Nimbus Umbra White Black/Black Black Dark Grey White/Pearl Charcoal/Charcoal Bolt™ Translucent Ion™ High Mica Performance Beige Charcoal Spruce NEW! Beige/Grey NEW! Pure White Charcoal/Grey NEW! Pearl/Pearl Ion™ High Ion™ High Performance Performance Dark Bronze Grey NEW! Charcoal/ Grey-Stone *Price information given is based on a range for product price only, with $ representing the most economical choice and $$$$ representing the most premium choice when comparing products of equal materials, finishes and options. Other cost considerations like shipping, taxes, minimum order charges, etc. are not accounted for in this range. Order FREE samples at inpro.com for a more accurate color representation. All fabrics are Fire Rated. 8 obsessed with protecting buildings™ inpro.com | 800.222.5556 9 WebbGlide® + WebbLok® Shade Fabric Sampling 3000 HT 3000 Net 4700 P Florence Blackout Noche Blackout Pinpointe Blackout Custom printed shades Openness: 3% and 5% Openness: 1%, 3% and 5%* Openness: less than 1% Openness: 0% (Fabric is white on Openness: 0% Openness: 0% + patterns to fit your Composition: 25% Polyester, Composition: 25% Polyester, Composition: 20% Polyester, back side) Composition: 25% Fiberglass, Composition: 25% Fiberglass, design style. 75% PVC 75% PVC 80% PVC Composition: 25% Fiberglass, 75% PVC 75% PVC *Limited options in some colors 75% PVC White/White White/White White/White Frost Off White White Custom Image White/Beige White/Bronze White/Beige White/Grey White/Beige/Beige Linen Natural White Linen Linen Fawn Linen Custom Image Custom Image White/Charcoal White/Dim Grey Beige/Beige Beige/Sable Grey Black White Pearl Linen Sand Ivory Beige Botanical Huckleberry Botanical Quarryhill White/Light Grey Beige/Grey Grey/Grey Pearl Sand Bronze Taupe Ecru Bay Breeze Drakes Bay Breeze Rodeo Cove Grey/Dark Grey Grey/Blue Light Grey Sable Laguna Blue Ice Laguna Peach Charcoal/Charcoal Charcoal/Bronze Charcoal Black Solana Twilight Southwest Mojave Charcoal/Grey To view all fabric options, including special order fabrics, visit inpro.com. Order FREE samples at inpro.com for a more accurate color representation. All fabrics are Fire Rated. 10 obsessed with protecting buildings™ inpro.com | 800.222.5556 11 PREMIUM FAUX WOOD HORIZONTAL BLINDS Blinds Aluminum and Faux Wood 2007 2710 2013 2030 2465 2012 Natural Wheat Honey Maple Golden Oak Cognac Walnut
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