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View Poll Results: Do you prefer drapes to be in front or behind sheers?
In front of sheers (drapes on the inside of the room) 4 28.57%
Behind sheers (sheers on the inside of the room) 5 35.71%
Other 5 35.71%
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Old 09-01-2012, 05:25 PM
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i have drapes and then sheers under I like them as I think blinds or other seem to make a room seem not homely.And heavy curtains are better for heating and cooling
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Old 10-01-2012, 06:09 AM
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But if you are going to have the drapes behind the sheers then you don't really need drapes you just need block out lining. My (cough, cough really dislike this woman) MIL has sheers with block out underneath, you can't see it during the day as it sits close to the wall and gives great blockout from heat, cold and sun.
That's true. Will hopefully save some $$$ by just having the blockout lining

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Old 13-05-2012, 11:35 AM
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I just realised that I can't have sheers in front of drapes... because I don't want a cord or chain to move the curtains... So I will need to go with blackout curtains in front of sheers so I can get to them easily... since I won't be opening the sheers... I am thinking of using those pull rods on the inside and manually pulling them to the side... Does anyone have these? What are your thoughts on them?
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I'm confused TIM. You can have motorised curtains if the curtains are behind the sheers.
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Ooops. Forgot to mention that I convinced MrThisisme to skip the motorisation for now )))
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