SAFETY WINDOW TREATMENTS
Fire Retardant Shades
Added protection without compromising style, comfort, or light control.
Fire retardant shades use inherently flame-resistant or professionally treated fabrics designed to resist ignition and help limit flame spread. Available in a wide range of colors, textures, light-filtering levels, and blackout options for residential and commercial spaces.
- Fire-retardant fabric options
- Custom colors & textures
- Manual, cordless & motorized
- Light filtering to blackout
- Residential & commercial use
- Energy-efficient lining options
SAFETY & CRAFTSMANSHIP
Protection in Every Detail
Flame-Resistant Fabric Protection
Choose inherently flame-retardant or professionally treated fabrics designed to resist ignition and help limit flame spread — providing added peace of mind without changing the look or function of your window treatments.
Style Without Compromise
Select from an extensive range of colors, textures, transparency levels, and blackout options, with manual, cordless, or motorized operation customized for your home, office, or commercial space.
Built for Safer Spaces
Fire-retardant shades are designed to resist ignition and help limit flame spread, making them a smart choice for homes, offices, hospitality spaces, and other interiors where safety is a priority.
Light Control, Your Way
Choose from light-filtering, privacy, and blackout fabrics with manual, cordless, or motorized operation — customized to deliver the ideal balance of safety, comfort, and everyday convenience.
Built-in protection. Effortless style.
Fire-Retardant Fabrics & Controls
Choose your fabric, light-control level, and operating system from a versatile collection designed to combine added fire protection with style and everyday comfort.
Inherently Fire Retardant
Materials with flame resistance built into the fabric
Professionally Treated Fabrics
Selected materials finished with a fire-retardant coating
Light Filtering
Soft natural light with controlled transparency
Blackout
Enhanced privacy and effective room darkening
Manual & Cordless
Cord lock, continuous loop, and cordless controls
Motorized Control
Operate by remote, wall switch, smartphone, or automation
Specifications
Specifications
Ready for Safer, Better-Dressed Windows?
Our design consultants will visit your home or business, measure each window, review fire-retardant fabrics and operating options, and recommend the ideal solution for safety, light control, and style.
- Complimentary on-site consultation
- Professional window measurement
- Fire-retardant fabric and finish guidance
- Expert installation across NYC
Frequently Asked Questions
Are fire-retardant shades completely fireproof?
No. Fire-retardant shades are designed to resist ignition and help slow flame propagation when exposed to heat or fire, but they are not fireproof and cannot eliminate fire risk. They provide an added layer of protection while functioning like conventional custom window treatments.
Do fire-retardant shades meet NYC fire code requirements?
Compliance depends on the selected fabric, treatment, building type, and project requirements. For commercial or code-sensitive installations, we can help identify suitable materials and provide available fire-test documentation for review by your architect, contractor, or local authority.
Are fire-retardant shades available in blackout and decorative fabrics?
Yes. Fire-retardant window treatments are available in a wide range of colors, textures, transparency levels, and light-filtering options, including blackout fabrics. The ideal material can be selected to balance fire performance, privacy, daylight control, and interior design.
Can fire-retardant shades be motorized or automated?
Yes. Depending on the selected shade style, fire-retardant treatments can be operated manually, with cordless or continuous-loop controls, or with motorization. Motorized systems may be controlled by remote, wall switch, smartphone, or compatible third-party automation.
How should fire-retardant shades be cleaned?
Cleaning requirements depend on whether the fabric is inherently fire retardant or has received a surface treatment. Some ordinary cleaning or dry-cleaning methods may weaken or remove a fire-retardant coating, so always follow the fabric-specific care instructions or arrange professional cleaning.
