
RB 500+ roller shades
HDA lists RB 500 plus as an automated and manual roller shade path for commercial projects, with fabric-dependent sizes and coupled-system planning.

Houston commercial window treatments
Sea Cool supplies and installs Hunter Douglas Architectural commercial roller shades for Houston buildings that need heat, glare, daylight, privacy, and control planning.
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Houston commercial roller shades
Hunter Douglas Architectural documents Christian Brothers Automotive HQ in Houston as a reference project using motorized RB 500 plus roller shades with Mermet T Screen with KOOLBLACK Technology fabric. HDA says the project addressed brutal Texas heat and glare, especially on the east, west, and south sides.
This is a documented Hunter Douglas Architectural reference project. The dealer was Creative Blinds, Inc. Sea Cool did not install Christian Brothers Automotive HQ.

Reference-project results
These figures belong to the Christian Brothers Automotive HDA reference project. They are not a Sea Cool guarantee and not a promise for every Houston building.
CBAC CEO Mark Carr was quoted in the HDA reference project saying the building was about 10 or 15 degrees cooler.
The same reference project reported average monthly HVAC bills less than half of what was initially expected.
The HDA reference project attributed an anticipated shading-system payback of about 2.5 years to Carr.
Product paths
Houston projects often need the shade, fabric, control, and facade exposure considered together. The wrong fabric can look good on paper and still fail the room.

HDA lists RB 500 plus as an automated and manual roller shade path for commercial projects, with fabric-dependent sizes and coupled-system planning.

HDA and fabric planning should account for exposure, color, openness, glare, view-through, and the comfort goal for each facade.

Motorized shades can be planned around grouped zones, office routines, controls, power, and whether staff need simple local override.

Manufacturer-attributed planning facts
HDA says RB 500 plus roller shades use over 70 fabrics in more than 500 colors, with FR-rated commercial fabrics and openness factors from 0% to 25%. HDA also lists RB Basics as an automated and manual commercial roller shade path with FR-rated fabrics and NFPA 701 Small Scale Flammability testing on the published automated path.
Houston quote path
For Houston roller shades, Sea Cool needs enough detail to separate a simple manual shade package from a motorized or zoned commercial scope. Plans, photos, glass orientation, and desired controls help tighten the recommendation.
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Commercial roller shade questions
Sea Cool can help Houston commercial clients plan Hunter Douglas Architectural commercial roller shade paths such as RB 500 plus and RB Basics, with manual or motorized operation depending on the opening and project requirements.
Motorized roller shades are strongest when large glass, tall openings, grouped zones, or daily glare routines make manual adjustment inefficient. The right answer depends on power, controls, budget, and how the space is used.
They can help control solar heat and glare when the fabric and openness are selected for the exposure. The Christian Brothers HDA reference project reported specific comfort and HVAC-cost results, but those results are project-specific and not a guarantee for every building.
In the Christian Brothers reference project, Mermet T Screen with KOOLBLACK Technology was described by Mermet as reflecting 65% of solar energy and blocking 91% of visible light. Sea Cool treats fabric selection as a project-specific planning decision.
No. It is a Hunter Douglas Architectural reference project in Houston. The dealer on that project was Creative Blinds, Inc.; Sea Cool did not install that project.
Call Sea Cool at (832) 460-0082 or use the form. Share plans, window sizes, photos, exposure, preferred controls, and whether the project needs manual shades, motorization, or coordinated zones.
Plan the shade system
Sea Cool can review the openings, exposures, fabric goals, and control needs so the shade package fits the building instead of forcing a generic product.