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Alden Shade Company provides an array of quality window treatments and options to accommodate your home’s needs and styles. Below are brief descriptions of each product type we offer.
Durable polymer/PVC material available in solid color slats or wood-like patterns. Suitable for high-moisture areas like bathrooms, laundry rooms, and kitchens.
A great compromise between wood and faux wood; lighter weight and wider ladder spacing than faux wood, but suitable for high moisture unlike real wood.
Renewable wood available in a wide array of stains, paints, and finishes. Well-suited for high heat, lightweight, and naturally insulating.
Modern style with unique metallic finishes and colors. Very economically priced and works well in shallow window jambs.
Super light PVC construction and a slew of colors and textures. Easy care and cleaning and budget-friendly.
Available in fabric and vinyl materials. Easily covers wide openings like sliding doors and panoramic windows.
A large availability of colors and textures. Cellular structure holds air which insulates window openings. Opacities range from sheer to blackout.
A diverse design selection of fabrics that can be simple and clean or patterned and ornate. Materials have light-filtering, room-darkening, or blackout opacities.
Much like roller shades in function, but feature fabrics designed to reduce UV light and glare while preserving your view to the outdoors. Some are even suited for exterior use.
All of the stylistic diversity of fabric, but arranged in dramatic folds either when lifted or lowered. Optional liners provide room-darkening or blackout.
Much like roman shades except constructed of interwoven natural materials: exotic reeds, grasses, bamboo, etc. Opacities range from sheer to blackout depending on liners.
A modern style with two layers of alternating sheer and opaque bands. Available in light-filtering or room-darkening.
Elegant and unique shades with opaque vanes suspended between two layers of sheer material.
A beautiful alternative to vertical blinds with coordinating fabrics to roller and solar shades. Great for wide openings.
Luxurious and timeless. Available in beautiful stained and painted finishes. Great for specialty shapes like french doors and arches. Can add value to any home.
A durable and water-resistant shutter suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry rooms. Slightly more cost effective than wood.
Heavier, lined fabric panels that provide a barrier against cold, heat, and light. Available in a multitude of colors and fabric styles.
Lighter fabric panels that are typically unlined to filter light and add dimension to any room.
Decorative treatments constructed of fabric materials to adorn or conceal the top of a window.
Top treatments made of wood board that can be wrapped in fabric or ornamentally shaped wood.
Drapery or curtain fabric constructed in cascading or carefully folded arrangements along the top and sides of a window.
