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- Sheers & Shadings
- Cellular Honeycomb Shades
- Roman Shades
- Roller & Solar Shades
- Woven Woods
- Shutters
- Vertical Blinds
- Wood & Metal Blinds
- Pleated Shades
- View All Window Treatments
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Motorization and Other Operating Systems
PowerView® Motorization
Natural light: Make the most of it with easy, convenient PowerView® Motorization.
Duolite®
This two-shades-in-one system puts privacy and light under your precise control.
Top-Down/Bottom-Up
Infinite adjustability—operate from top down, bottom up or anywhere in between.
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Available Specialty Shapes
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Arches can come in many different sizes and configurations, including stationary, extended, half circle, half moon, quarter circle, perfect, imperfect, eyebrow and Gothic. Learn more about Arched Window Treatments
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Angled windows come in many variations, including right triangles, isosceles triangles and top/bottom-sloped windows. Learn more about Angled Window Treatments
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Window treatments for bay windows, corner windows and bow windows are usually standard rectangular window-treatment installations. Panels are independent of one another. Learn more about Bay and Corner Window Treatments
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Virtually any Hunter Douglas window treatment can be outfitted for a traditional patio or sliding-glass door, but some are better suited to these and other large expanses of windows simply because they traverse horizontally. Learn more about Patio and Sliding-Glass Door Window Treatments
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Window treatments for French doors are typically mounted outside of the opening (beyond the window frame), may require extension brackets or spacer blocks for proper clearance, and typically require a 'cut-out' to clear the French door handle or knob. Learn more about French Door Window Treatments
Limitations and restrictions may apply. Visit your local Hunter Douglas specialist for more details.