Motorization
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These days, just about any type of treatment can be motorized making it simple to adjust large, tall and hard to reach window coverings. Motors allow for the effortless and convenient way to control light and view…with the touch of a button! There are different motorization systems for different treatments. We offer shade motorization by SOMFY, as well as other cutting edge motors that are now making their way to the tope of our market.
We also offer motors for draperies. These motors can operate on long tracks and even curved track systems. They can be center open or one way draws. The size and weight of the drape will determine the type of motor you should use.
Whether it is one shade or 20 shades and drapes that you wish to tie into an interface, Florida Design has you covered!
Motors can be controlled via a single remote, multi channel remote, wall switches, or Chronis Comfort RTS 24 HR/7 Day Wireless Timer.
Motors for Shades
Florida Design offers different types of motors to operate Pleated and Cellular Shades, Roller/Screen/Solar Shades, Sheer Horizontal Shades, Roman Shades and 2″ Horizontal Wood Blinds
Platinum Technology by Hunter Douglas
Uses two kinds of wireless signals (infrared and radio frequency) for window covering control. Much like SOMFY and other brands, Hunter Douglas offers motorization for their own window treatments while taking the guess work out of the the set up.
Drapery Automation/Motorization
Multi Level Speed Control, Silent Technology, Touch Motion Function, Manual Operation in case of Power Outage, Built in Transformers, In Home Networking, and many other options available with these motors. We offer only the finest quality, from SOMFY, BTX, Makita, Silent Gliss and other cutting edge market new comers.
Battery Operated Motors for Shades
These are an affordable alternative to AC motors and also provide ease in installation for those already built areas that cannot be retro fit for power. They can also be daisy chained together and plugged into a separate transformer so they are “powered” on a low voltage system and can operate on one remote.