Window Treatments in Tuftonboro NH

Would You Like To See Elegant New Window Treatments From Hunter Douglas On Your Tuftonboro, NH Home? Call Rod Ladman’s Window Designs Today, And It Will Be As Good As Done!

We are a full service Hunter Douglas dealer that sells, installs and repairs these high quality window treatments, Not only in the greater Tuftonboro, New Hampshire area, but anywhere in Grafton, Carroll and Belknap Counties

We have partnered with a skilled artisan and fabricator who creates beautiful custom-made soft furnishings in her workroom. This gives our customers the unique ability to choose from either the standard catalog of Hunter Douglas products, or opt for unique, one of a kind treatments that are created from your vision.

We’re in the window treatment business for over 40 years, but still love to meet new clients. We would like to come out to your Tuftonboro, NH home and discuss your window decor needs Our consultation and measuring services are always completely free with absolutely no obligation. Besides our Hunter Douglas flagship line, we offer window coverings from several other quality companies such as Alta, Graber, J.Geiger, Norman, Horizons, Comfortex, and more. You will surely find what you’re looking for amongst all these samples!

Our window coverings include the following, and most of these products can be easily motorized:

Horizontal and Vertical Blinds

Traditional slatted blinds, come in a wide variety of materials Used alone, a they have a linear, almost industrial quality that works well in a contemporary setting. However, it is easy to warm up blinds by pairing them with curtains or any of the fabric top treatments

Venetian Blinds

Usually made from aluminum, this blind consists of a series of 1″, 2″, or 3″ wide horizontal slats held together by cords and twill tapes. The slats can be raised and lowered or angled to control light. It comes in many colors and finishes including anti-static, metallic, pearl, suede, and a perforated finish that permits light to enter, even when the blind is closed

Wood-Slat Blinds

A Venetian blind constructed from wood is called a Wood -Slat Blind. The finish can be natural, stained, or painted. Because wood slats are thicker, wood slats have a deeper stack then aluminum when pulled up. When down, the blind is reminiscent of shutters, particularly when the slats are in closed position

Miniblinds

Narrow, 1/2 inch wide aluminum or PVC Venetian blinds are called Miniblinds. They are particularly popular because when the blind is lowered and fully open, the slots are almost invisible. They come in a wide range of colors to match almost any decor. The 1″ wide blinds are also sometimes referred to as Miniblinds

Vertical Blinds

Although Vertical Blinds are especially popular in offices, they are equally at home in a contemporary, residentialF setting. They are installed on a track across the top of the window so that they can be drawn closed, just like draperies. Remote control units are available (you can even control them with your Smartphone)so they don’t have to be closed by hand. The slats can be linked together at the bottom by a metal chain or left hanging free. The slats are commonly made from wood, synthetic flexible material, or stiffened fabric. Special track systems are available for bow, bay, and angled windows

Window Shadings

a special type of blind, called a window shading, features soft fabrics slats inserted between two layers of sheer fabric, allowing daylight to filter through the open slats. Window Shadings are available in horizontal and vertical styles The fabric of the Horizontal Blinds lies flat; the vertical version falls in soft folds like pleated draperies