Shopping cart
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Discover everything you need to know—choose the ideal Trapezoid Cellular Shades, from measure to fabric selections, smart motor options and cleaning tips.
Get precise light control and energy savings for your angled windows with SmartWings’ custom-fit Trapezoid Cellular Shades.
Shop NowMany American homes feature architecturally distinctive windows—such as arched, angled, or trapezoid-shaped designs—that add character and style to the space. However, finding window treatments that both fit and function well on these unique shapes can be a challenge.
Our Trapezoid Cellular Shades are thoughtfully designed to address this need, offering a tailored solution that fits trapezoid windows precisely while elevating their aesthetic appeal. These shades combine smart engineering with elegant design, transforming angled-top windows into refined focal points in your home.
This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know—from accurate measuring and custom ordering to seamless installation, effortless operation, and long-term care—ensuring a perfect fit and lasting performance.
Properly sized Trapezoid Cellular Shades not only provide effective light control but also enhance the overall ambiance and aesthetic of your space. The following instructions will guide you through the measurement process, along with some helpful tips to ensure you determine the correct dimensions before placing your order.
Tools selection:
Check to see if your trapezoid windows have enough depth for mounting. Trapezoid window coverings typically need a minimum depth of 2 1/4” (5.7 cm) to install brackets and mount the product.
To determine which customization options best meet your needs, start by asking yourself the following questions:
If you’re looking to gently filter sunlight while maintaining a comfortable level of privacy, light-filtering fabric is a great choice. It allows soft, natural light to enter the room while reducing glare and enhancing privacy. If you prefer a darker environment or need complete privacy—such as in bedrooms or media rooms—blackout fabric effectively blocks incoming light and offers full privacy.
When selecting fabric colors, consider your interior style. Light-colored fabrics complement classic cottage or modern minimalist designs, while darker tones pair beautifully with more traditional or vintage interiors.