The commonly used 3 prong plug to draw power from a wall outlet is also part of our many motorization options. Check out what’s possible when you specify your plug and play drapes!

In order to provide power to hardwired roller shades the location will need a Junction Box. This piece needs to be installed prior to our team coming onsite to measure, explore options for location and controls in this post.

Motorization is now becoming more affordable and therefore more doable for window treatments. We have listed below each power option, so click on each to learn details about that specific option.

The traditional 3 prong plug to draw power from a wall outlet is also part of our repertoire of motorization options. Check out what’s possible when you specify your plug and play roller shade!

Check out our newest feature that makes it easier to change your roller shades from Plug and Play to hardwired or vice versa, no electrician required!

We often get asked about using different motors for different size roller shades. There can be some limitations, so we thought this graphic would be helpful for you. Check it out!

Primarily the options to consider when making a decision on motorizing your treatments are split into two different categories; one, the type of system and two the type of control. Based upon the scenario and reality of a window or other area needing to be treated the pros and cons of these different controls and systems is vast. Check them out!