Vertical Window Treatment Options
There are a variety of types of window treatments that work well when treating a door or a wide window.
These treatments generally run vertically, allowing maximum functionality for your door or wide window.
Vertical Window Treatment Options
There are a variety of types of window treatments that work well when treating a door or a wide window.
These treatments generally run vertically, allowing maximum functionality for your door or wide window.
Coordinate your honeycomb horizontal window shades with the Vertiglide® by Hunter Douglas. This cordless side-to-side shade is perfect for patio doors and sliding windows. When open, the side stack is only 6 ½”, giving maximum openness and the least intrusive stack available in any vertical treatment.
Offering the same extensive fabric line as its counterparts, Duette® and Applause® honeycomb shades, the selection of textures, colors, and prints is vast. The Vertiglide™ feature offers the same benefits as the horizontal shade.
Unique Features
Expansive views, diffused sunlight, and gorgeous soft fabric compliments any home. Gentle rays of sunlight enter through the sheer fabric diffusing and dispersing natural light. Luminette® Privacy Sheers offer precision light control in translucent or room-darkening vanes, rotating to provide 180 degrees of light control.
Durable yet beautiful, sheer fabric stands up to the harsh UV rays protecting your furniture, art, and flooring from those UV-damaging rays. With the tilt of a wand, close, open, and angle the vanes for maximum view and privacy.
Unique Features
Whether your style is traditional or contemporary, the hand-woven organic wood weaves complement any room. Moving left to right, the vertical orientation of these treatments makes them perfect for patio doors or large windows. The organic materials used are wood, grasses, and reeds. The natural materials create various lightweight patterns and weaves.
Depending upon the openness of the weave and your desired privacy level and light control, options of liner or no liner are available. An open weave during the day will diffuse the light, cut the glare of the sun, and allow you to see out, but not necessarily allow your neighbors to see in your window. However, if you need privacy at night, you will need a liner on this treatment. A privacy liner during the day allows a better inside view of the treatment weave’s color and texture.
Unique Features
A Mid-West tradition on a patio door still currently used in many homes, vertical blinds are much more than meets the eye. This treatment is a “modern” design, reaching back into a mid-century modern design that is currently so popular. With great enthusiasm, one of the first window treatment styles to launch in the 1970s, this was more expensive than custom drapery.
In today’s material selection, vertical blinds offer a high-quality PVC (doesn’t sound glamorous, but wait until you see the choices!) or woven fabric. The vinyl provides room-darkening light control, or you select fabric vanes for light-filtering properties. Open the treatment as a drapery with a center split or one-way stack for maximum operation function. Maximize light control by tilting the vanes to direct light.
Unique Features