Special Window & Door Solutions
Find a treatment that fits the shape of your window and the way you use it. Start with your window type, then see what to check before measuring or ordering.
Choose your window type to explore ideas and measuring tips.
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Small Windows
French Doors
Leave room for handles and locks
A shade mounted on the door can add privacy while keeping the doorway clear. The handle, lock and available mounting surface determine which profiles will fit.
Bay Window
Plan for the corners
Individual shades let you adjust each window separately. If you prefer drapery across the bay, consider where the panels will sit when open and how the track will follow the corners.
Before you measure
Record each opening separately and photograph the corners where the windows meet.
Triangle & Arched Window Shades
Follow the shape of the glass
A custom specialty-shape shade can preserve the outline of the window. When the triangle sits above a rectangular window, consider how you want each opening to handle light and privacy.
Before you measure
Send a straight-on photo and a sketch showing the sloped and straight edges. We’ll confirm which dimensions are needed.
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Triangle Window Shades
- Color: Beige
- Motorized
- Light Filtering
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Arched Window Shades
- Color: White
- Fixed
- Light Filtering
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Eyebrow Arched Window Shades
- Color: White
- Fixed
- Light Filtering
Sliding Glass Doors
Keep the active door clear
Start with the panel you use most often. A one-way draw or a center split can work, depending on the opening direction and available space for the open curtains.
Before you measure
Note which panel moves and how much clear wall space you have on each side. Take a photo with the door open and another with it closed.
Skylight Blinds
Choose a shade designed for the angle of the opening. Consider when glare is strongest, how much light you want to keep, and how you’ll operate the shade from the room below.
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Skylight Window Shades
- Color: White
- Motorized
- Light Filtering
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Skylight Window Shades
- Color: White
- Cordless
- Light Filtering
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Skylight Window Shades
- Color: White
- Motorized
- Light Filtering
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Skylight Window Shades
- Color: White
- Cordless
- Light Filtering
Small Windows
Even tiny windows can be designed to ensure privacy and aesthetic appeal.
- Fits windows starting from 7" wide
- Compact design without visual bulk
- Custom sizes available, even smaller sizes
Frequently Asked Questions
What window treatments work on French doors?
Door-mounted Roman shades, woven shades and slim cellular shades can provide privacy while leaving the doorway clear. Check the handle projection, locks and mounting surface before choosing. No-drill glass-door shades require a compatible inside-mount opening; they do not fit every door.
How should I cover a bay window?
Use separate shades to control each opening independently, or curtains with hardware planned around the corners. Measure each section separately and allow space for brackets and curtain stack-back. Confirm whether your selected track allows carriers to pass its corners.
What curtains work for sliding glass doors?
Choose a one-way draw or center-opening arrangement based on the moving door panel and available wall space. Extend the hardware where space allows so open curtains can stack away from the active doorway.
Can arched and triangle windows have custom shades?
Custom cellular shades can suit certain arched and triangular openings. Available fixed or operable configurations depend on the shape and dimensions. Send a straight-on photo and a dimensioned sketch for confirmation before ordering.
What should I check before ordering skylight blinds?
Confirm the opening angle, frame dimensions, mounting surface and reach from the floor. Skylights need a shade system designed for overhead or sloped installation. Ask about compatible manual or motorized operation for your opening.
Should I deduct anything from my shade measurements?
Yes. EaseEase shades require customers to make the deduction specified in the selected product’s measuring guide before submitting order dimensions. The amount depends on the product and mount; do not apply one deduction to every shade.
How do I choose light-filtering or blackout window treatments?
Light-filtering fabrics soften daylight while blackout fabrics reduce light transmission through the material. Privacy depends on fabric and lighting conditions. Edge gaps can still admit light, so mounting position and side coverage matter as well as fabric.
Can EaseEase help me choose a treatment for an unusual window?
Yes. Send a full-window photo, mounting-area close-ups and approximate measurements. EaseEase can help compare curtains, shades and hardware, then direct you to the relevant measuring guide before you order.