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" As an engineer there&amp;#039;s nothing I like more than a good challenge. Fortunately, renovating my home poses quite a few! I have a funny window situation in my kitchen and I&amp;#039;ve been struggling with window treatments for it. There are two pretty big windows in the corner of the room that touch each other so getting a traditional curtain rod won&amp;#039;t work. Part of me would love to do the new trendy thing of leaving the windows bare but they face southwest and the afternoon sun is very strong. Plus the refrigerator is directly next to the windows and last summer, on a really hot day in August, the refrigerator was really struggling to stay cool with the sun beating down on it. So I have to come up with a solution. I&amp;#039;m leaning towards honeycomb shades because these products work really well at keeping the heat of the summer out of the house. Some manufacturers even make triple honeycomb products that have R-values to really help make your home more energy efficient and because of the placement of my refrigerator I think I need to use these. But the problem is still how to mount them. If I mount them on the molding they will stick out towards my computer a good distance and close in this space but if I mount above the molding how do I handle the corner? I think I feel a trip to Home Depot and Lowes coming up. I&amp;#039;ll keep you posted. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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