IMPORTANT UPDATES FOR MANUAL ROLLER SHADES
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Spring Roller Shade

Product Description

Simple design combined with careful craftsmanship makes the Spring Roller Shade an economical option for light control and room darkening in classrooms and educational settings.

Hardware Options

Fabric Options

Large Format Printing

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Product Specs

Available in sizes up to 10’ wide x 12’ high (305 cm x 366 cm), depending on fabric selection.

Traditional window shade operation with metal rollers and heavy-duty springs.

Ball-bearing style locking mechanism for smoother operation than other devices on the market, easily replaceable in the field.

Heavy-duty steel hardware.

Small or large hardware options available.

Pull cord included with shade.

Mounting brackets (standard). Optional fascia with endcaps, or headbox with closure.

Hardware finish choices: clear anodized (standard), black, white, ivory, or charcoal bronze. Custom powder coat colors available.

Kiln-dried slats made from Indiana Hard Rock Maple.

Varied hem bar options available.

Request transom-style shades to install a shade inverted on hopper windows, doors, and other operable windows.

Product designed for interior use.

ANSI/WCMA A100.1 Compliance

If clutch-operated roller shades are installed in an environment where it's possible that young children will be present, they should comply with ANSI/WCMA A100.1, the Standard for Safety of Window Coverings.

If the shades that you purchase need to comply with this standard, it is your responsibility to inform Draper and opt-in to receive compliant products at time of order.

Compliant window shades will include:

Pre-installed spring-loaded chain tension device with bead chain threaded through it
Approved permanent warning label attached
Approved mechanical fasteners for the tension device included

If the tension device is not installed properly, or becomes unattached from the mounting surface, the shade will be rendered partially inoperable. If installed properly, the tension device will prevent the creation of a hazardous loop and will maintain tension on the bead chain. The tension device and label require tools to be removed.