- Aluminum Blinds
Aluminum Blinds are the most widely used window treatment today. They commonly consist of aluminum slats, in widths of 1" to 2", and are raised and lowered with a pull cord. A tilt wand opens or closes the slats allowing for varying degrees of privacy and light control. Aluminum blinds offer a sleek design in a wide range of colors and styles, making them suitable for almost any decor.
Key Benefits:
Excellent light control.
Contemporary or traditional styles.
Vast selection of colors.
Choice of slat widths.
Extremely durable.
Popular Applications:
Family room
Kitchen
Bedroom
Sun room
Bathroom
Skylights
Specialty Windows
Utility room
- Faux Wood Blinds
Faux Wood Blinds are an economical alternative to real wood blinds. They are constructed of either polymer or a combination of wood and polymer material. The durable slots are moisture-resistant, and won't scratch, chip, or fade. Available in a popular assortment of whites and wood tones, faux wood blinds are perfect for high moisture areas such as kitchens, bathrooms, and saunas. And because they're durable, they're also ideal for kid's rooms or any room with high traffic.
Key Benefits:
Durable slat material that won't chip, dent, or fade.
Ideal for high moisture areas.
Inexpensive alternative to wood blinds.
Excellent light control.
Easy to clean and maintain.
Popular Applications:
Kitchen
Bathroom
Sauna
Children's Room
Garage
- Honeycomb Shades
Honeycomb Shades are one of the most popular window treatments available. They feature unique honeycomb pleats in small, medium or large sizes which provide both fashion and energy efficiency. A pull cord raises or lowers the shade as needed for light control and privacy. No cord holes are visible. Soft, washable polyester fabrics come in light-filtering to light-blocking styles and are available in a wide range of colors and prints.
Key Benefits:
Provide excellent insulation.
No visible cord holes.
Available in wide widths to cover large windows.
No seams or overlaps.
White backing provides a uniform appearance to the outside.
A variety of control options for operating versatility.
Easy care and maintenance.
Popular Applications:
Bedroom
Living room
Dining room
Doors, Sidelights
Child's room
Arches, Skylights
Specialty Windows
- Roller Shades
Roller Shades have been widely used in commercial applications for years, and they are finding their way in to home use as well. Like your grandmother’s pull down shades, these blinds can provide complete privacy as well as room darkening capabilities. Unlike your grandmother’s shades, they come in a variety of colors and openness factors. In addition, the clutch control keeps them from snapping out of your hand. The clutch system allows you complete control in stopping your shade at any point you desire.
Key Benefits:
A wide choice of light control options
Clean look
Extremely durable
Easy to operate
Glare & Heat control
Popular Applications:
Sun porch
Patio
Large windows
Entertainment room
- Vertical Blinds
Vertical Blinds complement most window shapes and add height to any room. Available in a full range of styles from moderately priced vinyl and aluminum to decorative fabrics, the 3 1/2" vertical vanes draw across the window like a drapery and rotate open and closed to provide excellent light control. When open and stacked tightly, verticals take up less space than draperies. When closed, the vanes overlap, keeping out summer heat and winter cold. The vertical position of the vanes also prevents dust from collecting.
Key Benefits:
Contemporary alternative to drapes.
Drapery-like textures and patterns.
Provide excellent light control.
Easy to clean and maintain.
Gravity does the dusting.
Selected styles coordinate with pleated shades.
Popular Applications:
Sliding glass doors
Large windows
Living room
Dining room
Bedroom
- Window Shadings
Window Shadings are one of the most unique, innovative treatments available. They combine the softness and light filtering effects of a drapery with the light control of a horizontal blind, and the operating ease of a window shade. Window shadings feature horizontal fabric vanes suspended between sheer white front and back fabric facings. A single control cord tilts, lifts, and lowers the shading.
Key Benefits:
Elegance of a drapery and versatility of a blind.
Gently filters sunlight.
Vanes tilt open and closed for complete light control.
Easy to operate.
Popular Applications:
Living room
Dining room
Bathroom
Sun room
- Wood Blinds
Wood Blinds are similar in construction and operation to mini blinds, and are often called "fine furniture for the window." They feature specially treated 1 3/8", 2", 2 3/8" slats, available in a variety of stains, paints and finishes. Solid and decorative woven cloth tapes can be added to coordinate with surrounding decor. Wood blinds bring warmth and a natural look to a room and provide excellent energy efficiency.
Key Benefits:
Excellent light control.
Warm, natural appearance.
Superior energy efficiency.
Economical alternative to shutters.
Handsome appearance of fine furniture.
Popular Applications:
Den
Living room
Bedroom
Dining room
Kitchen
- Woven Woods
Woven Wood shades are a contemporary window treatment that has a unique, tropical appeal. They are constructed of natural material combinations, including bamboo, rattan, reeds, jutes, and wood. They lift and lower with the use of a pull cord. When raised, the shade material gathers in folds. A built-in matching valance provides added elegance.
Key Benefits:
Natural material combinations.
Exotic styles that offer a tropical appeal.
Easy to operate.
Easy care and maintenance.
Popular Applications:
Sun room
Patio
Bathroom
Kitchen