Roller Shades

Sophisticated & Classic

Jordan Taylor Roller & Solar Shades

At Z Blinds Co, we take pride in offering the exclusive Jordan Taylor Roller Shade collection, which is not available anywhere else in the central valley. These roller shades are manufactured in California with exceptional attention to detail and quality. The Jordan Taylor Roller Shade collection is renowned for its extensive fabric selection, which includes Sun Screen Fabrics that filter out natural light, available in a wide range of styles and colors. Blackout fabrics are designed to completely filter out all light, while Darkroom Fabrics block most light to create a dark environment perfect for sleeping. Designer fabrics are also available, providing a decorative look to match any room’s motif while providing privacy and some light blockage..

Roller Screen Shades Century | Z Blinds Fresno

Roller Screen Shades Alta | Z Blinds Fresno

Skyline Roller Shades Hunter Douglas | Z Blinds Fresno

Designer Roller Shades Hunter Douglas | Z Blinds Fresno

Jordan Taylor Automated Roller Shades Fresno | ZBlinds Company Fresno

The Jordan Taylor Roller Shades in this collection employ a continuous control chain that is operated manually with a heavy-duty, self-lubricating clutch mechanism for ease of use and long-lasting durability. Home automation options include motorization with 120V line voltage, low voltage, rechargeable lithium battery as well as solar options, making it easy to control the shades without the hassle of running wires for existing structures. The shades can be controlled with multi-channel trimotors, multi-channel wall switches (which can even be engraved), and many voice control options, providing the ultimate convenience and comfort for your home.

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Jordan Taylor Natural Woven Wood Shades

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Fabric Options

Openness refers to the weave or structure of the fabric, specifically the amount of open space between the fibers. It determines how much light, heat, and visibility the fabric allows through. The openness factor is usually expressed as a percentage, indicating the proportion of the fabric that is open.

For example:

A high openness percentage (e.g., 10%) means more open space between the fibers, allowing more natural light and a clearer view outside while still providing some shade.
A low openness percentage (e.g., 3%) means the fabric is more tightly woven, blocking more light and providing greater privacy, while reducing the view to the outside.