WINNIPEG, MANITOBA: Blind Ambitions, a blind and window treatment company in Winnipeg, is announcing a sale for the summer of 2024.
Its sale features two different offers: 50% off the PowerView Gen 3 surcharge when adding motorization to Hunter Douglas Silhouette® or Nantucket® Sheer Shades from June 17th to August 31st or 50% off the Cassette Headrail surcharge when you purchase Hunter Douglas Designer Rollers or Screen shade rollers from June 17th to July 15th.
The PowerView Gen 3 is an automation system developed by Hunter Douglas for use on its automated window systems. The system allows users to control their window treatments with a remote or with their mobile devices. The system operates on Bluetooth and allows users to open or close multiple window treatments simultaneously. Window treatments that are compatible with the PowerView Gen 3 automation system can be controlled using the Powerview App.
Cassette headrails are a type of housing that conceals the roller mechanism at the top of a roller shade. Customers who are buying Designer Rollers or Screen shade rollers can add cassette headrails at half the usual cost.
Jon Siddall, the owner of Blind Ambitions, says the goal of the sale is to make sophisticated blinds more affordable for homeowners. “We want our customers to have access to blinds and window treatments that will really make a difference in their daily lives,” said Mr. Siddal. “Cassette headrails make roller shades much more aesthetically pleasing, while the PowerView system can make a homeowner’s life easier. The PowerView system also allows homeowners to close or open their blinds remotely and set schedules for their blinds. This feature can help make a home more energy efficient, helping homeowners save money while boosting the aesthetic appeal and privacy of their homes.”
Founded in Winnipeg, Blind Ambitions offers blinds and other window treatments in Winnipeg and the surrounding area. It provides professional installation, free design consultations, and ongoing support.
For more information, visit www.blindambitions.ca.