Trusted by the trade
Our technical documentation and product data are used daily by professionals who need precise answers about profiles, fabrics, and drive systems. These are the firms we work alongside on residential, commercial, and hospitality projects.
Studio Norte Arquitectura
Residential and light commercial
Uses our blackout and screen fabric specs for apartment renovations across the coastal region. Relies on the shading coefficient tables to match glazing orientation.
Muro & Cía Ingeniería
Facade and envelope consulting
Specifies our aluminum profile systems with thermal break for office towers. Checks the dimensioning tables before issuing facade shop drawings.
Grupo Alba Interiorismo
Hospitality and contract interiors
Selects motorized roller blinds for hotel guest rooms and common areas. Values the installation guides and torque recommendations for tubular motors.
Persianas del Sur
Fabrication and installation
A long-time partner that fabricates and installs our specified systems. Provides field feedback that keeps our technical sheets accurate and current.
Oficina Técnica Lumen
Lighting and solar control design
Integrates our solar control data into daylight studies for educational buildings. Compares fabric openness and UV protection for classroom comfort.
Constructora Vano
General contracting
Includes our product specifications in tender documents for mixed-use developments. Depends on the maintenance and durability comparisons for lifecycle planning.
Join the firms that specify BlindSpec data in their project documentation.
Technical team behind BlindSpec
We are a group of engineers, architects, and textile specialists focused on one thing: giving you accurate, field-tested data on shading systems. No vague claims — just measurable specs, material comparisons, and honest guidance for residential and commercial projects.
Lead Architectural Specifications
Elena spent 12 years in facade consulting before joining BlindSpec. She reviews every aluminum profile drawing and thermal break detail, making sure the technical data matches real installation conditions.
Focus: profiles, thermal performance
Senior Product Engineer, Motorization
David leads our motorization lab. He tests tubular motors for torque, noise, and lifespan across different blind weights and fabric types. His team publishes the torque tables you see in our technical guides.
Focus: tubular motors, smart controls
Textile & Fabric Specialist
Sofia has a background in textile engineering and has spent the last 8 years testing blackout, screen, and translucent weaves. She compiles the light transmission and UV data for our fabric comparison charts.
Focus: fabric performance, durability
25+
Years of combined experience in window covering engineering and architectural specification.
300+
Individual blind and shade systems tested in our lab for torque, fabric wear, and thermal response.
40+
Technical guides and specification sheets published for architects, contractors, and interior designers.
Our purpose
BlindSpec started with a simple observation: architects and interior designers rarely had a single, reliable reference for specifying blinds, curtains, and solar control systems. Product data was scattered across brochures, fabric swatches, and installer notes. We built this catalog to close that gap — one technical source that treats shading as a building system, not an afterthought.
Every profile, fabric, and motor in this guide is documented with measurable data: aluminum thickness, torque ratings, shading coefficients, and installation constraints. We avoid vague marketing language so you can compare options with confidence.
Residential, commercial, and hospitality projects each demand different performance levels. Our specifications account for orientation, climate, and window type — so the product you select performs as intended, not just on paper.
We write for the whole project team. Contractors, interior designers, and property owners can reference the same dimensional tables and maintenance guides, reducing miscommunication during procurement and installation.
When a project team uses BlindSpec, the selection process becomes shorter and more precise. Fewer site visits for re-measuring, fewer change orders due to mismatched hardware, and a final installation that meets the energy and comfort targets set at the design stage.
We measure our success by whether the specified system works — season after season, in direct sun and in shade. That means honest comparisons of durability, realistic maintenance schedules, and clear guidance on when manual operation is sufficient and when motorization earns its cost.