Tilt Turn
Solutions
Duette® Honeycomb Shades
European Style, Tilt Turn Windows
- Cover Tilt Turn Windows Easily
- No Drilling Necessary
- Popular Features Available
With European Style Windows, their rise in popularity is due to the amazing versatility they offer. It’s convenient access that fits your circumstance. Tilting in from the top, fresh air is able to circulate well. When you want the full window open, your tilt turn windows open like doors. Sounds like a dream–until you think about window coverings. What would work? We have the answer! The Hunter Douglas TrackGlide® system adheres right onto the frame of the glass–not actually on the glass. These tracks allow the window shades to adjust freely, no matter the position of the window. They are available with energy efficiency, child safety and room darkening.
Tilt Turn Windows with Duette Shades:
- 160+ Fabric Choices
- Full Light Control Available
- Room Darkening Options
- Privacy Control
- Top Down Bottom Up Shades
- Energy Efficient Cellular Shades
- Cordless for Child Safety
Move Like the Window
If you have french doors or tilt turn windows, you know coverage can be tricky. You need a window covering that mimics the movement of the glass. Open, closed, tilted or turned…the TrackGlide system covers with ease! Running along the edge of the glass, attached to the frame, you get coverage no matter the position.
The Most Popular Features
One of the benefits of the TrackGlide system is the exclusive use of Duette Honeycomb shades. With this collection, you have the option for room darkening, top down bottom up, superior energy efficiency & more! Not only do you get coverage for these–normally hard to cover–windows, but you get a ton of favorites to choose from.
A “No Drill” Installation
When it comes to tricky windows, it might be the way they move, or the way the frame is in place. Too little window depth is also a common issue. But, none of this matters to the TrackGlide system. The narrow track adheres to the edge of the window frame–along the glass, but not on the glass. No drilling needed.
