fabric rotated 90 degrees

You can accommodate wider windows by turning the fabric 90 degrees clockwise (width for height). This option is sometimes known as railroaded fabric. If you choose this option, note that the fabric of your window treatment might curl along the edge, which isn't a defect in the product.

control type

• Continuous-Loop Lift (U.S. Only): Chain loop raises and lowers the shade; makes adjusting large and hard-to-reach shades easier; safety tensioner prevents loosening of chain.
• Enclosed Loop Lift (Canada Only): Control cords covered for added safety. Raise and lower shades using a sliding handle.
• EasyTouch Cordless Lift: Lift and lower even the largest shade to the exact spot you want it—with just the touch of a finger.
• Cordless Lift: Raise and lower the shade by pulling on the bottomrail. Ideal for homes with kids or pets, cordless lift eliminates dangling cord hazards and provides a streamlined look.
• Motorized Lift: Raise and lower the shade with the included remote or by integrating with a home automation system. Simple, easy to use, and ideal for homes with kids and pets. Allows for easy operation of hard-to-reach or large window treatments. 

pull type

• A clear hem grip is a nearly invisible plastic grip that lets you raise and lower your shade without touching the fabric. Available only on cordless shades. Not available with scalloped hems.

valance style

Valances give your window treatment a finished look and help conceal the headrail and mounting brackets.

Choose your style:

• Round Cassette: Available in small, medium, or large sizes, the easy-to-install fabric-wrapped round cassette creates a traditional finished look. 
• Square Cassette: Available in a small, medium, or large sizes, the easy-to-install fabric-wrapped square cassette adds a sleek, modern touch. 
• Flat Valance: A 5" high flat PVC fabric-wrapped valance. The fabric isn't oriented to the shade fabric. Not available with reverse roll.
• Contour:  The contour valance is a slightly rounded fabric-covered valance. Not available with reverse roll.

window location

Tell us which room you plan to install your window treatment in, and we'll label them to eliminate confusion when you're installing multiple window treatments. We’ll also use this to pair motorized shades with a room control remote.

roll type

• With a standard roll, the shade fabric hangs toward the back of the window, closer to the glass. This provides optimal privacy and light control.
• With a reverse roll, the shade fabric hangs toward the front of the window, away from the glass. This creates a sleeker appearance from the front. Not available with cassette valance, fascia, or contour valance.

projection brackets

For outside-mount window treatments, projection brackets provide additional clearance between the headrail and the wall. They create extra space so that the window treatment doesn't hit the window's operating hardware or molding. You can attach these L-shaped brackets to the top or back of the headrail.