Blinds By Gail - Functional Window Survey

Hunter Douglas Certified Professional Installer

Client Portfolios

Several functional issues must be addressed before you consider styles, fabrics and colors. If you will spend time considering these aspects, you will save time and frustration later. The following questions will help determine your functional needs:

Name:
Address:

Regional Area:
Outside Region:
Phone:
E-mail:

1) What degree of privacy do you need?

none	minimal
moderate	maximum

2) What is the exposure of the room?

north	south
east	west

3) Do you need the window for ventilation?

none	moderate
minimal	maximum

4) How much light control do you want?

none	moderate
minimal	maximum

5) Do you want to maintain the view?

filter view	clear all glass
hide view	clear most glass

6) Is energy efficiency a concern?

very important	somewhat important
not important

7) Do you want easy access to the window for cleaning?

very important	somewhat important
not important

8) Is expense of cleaning a concern to influence final decision?

very important	somewhat important
not important

9) Is frequency of cleaning a concern to influence decision? How much time can you allow?

12 x year	6 x year
2 x year	1 x year

10) Are there any interfering architectural features? Check where applicable:

crown moldings	light fixture	door
built-in cabinets	chair rails	beams
baseboard heaters	air conditioner	sill
window cranks	wall	other - enter below

11) What type of window? Check where applicable:

awning	angled bay	cathedral
casement	boxed bay	elliptical/half round
double hung	bow	transom
left/right gliding	corner	trapezoid
picture	greenhouse	pentezoid
ranch	French door	skylight
sliding door	jalousie window or door	other - enter below

12) If there is a door to have a window covering, is the door used frequently? yes no n/a

13) Will children be in the room? yes no

14) Will pets be in room? yes no

15) What products are you interested in seeing?