tailieunhanh - For Your Information...Shade Aesthetics

The concept of aesthetic labour and sprezzatura may offer a new way of seeing employees. The concept needs to be tested along two routes – the employee and the organisation. The focus is firstly inwards to the recruitment, selection and training of staff and secondly outwards, to the public faces the organisation presents to the specific business environment. In the first of the two roles at least, the Human Resource manager can have a major influence and here ethical concerns may be considered as operational embedded practical aspects to daily work. The outward facing perspective links more obviously to corporate. | pLUTRON For Your Information. Shade Aesthetics APPLICATION NOTE 15 Overview The purpose of this document is to provide guidelines for designing flat shades for larger applications. Terminology 1. Tube deflection - the sag in the shade tube influenced by shade width tube diameter and fabric panel weight. 2. Batten - a horizontal stiffener made of fiberglass that is inserted into a small .25 in. mm pocket in the fabric panel typically near the vertical center of the shade or at a seam. 3. V s Smiles - a sagging in the fabric panel of large shades which has a V shape. 4. Ripples Waves - a vertical ripple in the fabric panel. 5. Edge Curl - vertical edges of the fabric panel curl in either direction typically creating an hourglass shape. Need additional assistance Call the Lutron Technical Support Center 1-800-523-9466. 1 Background Lutron has received feedback from customers regarding shade aesthetics that indicates large shades exhibit inconsistent aesthetic performance depending on shade types and sizes. Examples of this performance include V s or waves in the shade. Some customers find these characteristics unexpected or unacceptable. We have studied the issue and found several factors that affect the aesthetic performance including tube deflection shade width and shade height. Please refer to the Appendix for photographs of representative shades. Addressing Tube Deflection As shade width increases tube deflection increases. Deflection can amplify the addressed aesthetic characteristics. See Figure 6 in the Appendix for a representative shade. Options to reduce deflection include Reduce shade width . split one wide shade into two or more shades - refer to Figure 5 in the Appendix. Increase tube diameter and add a batten . move from a roller 100TM tube to a roller 225tm tube - refer to Figure 7 in the Appendix. Increasing tube diameter will require a larger pocket for installation. Please refer to technical information on our website for pocket sizes. Note