Hunter Douglas Luminettes

Here are some pictures of a Luminette Job we just installed. They turned out very nice and the customer is thrilled with how good they look in her newly remodeled house. They were the nicest couple to work with!

There are two installed side by side. It was a set of two sliding glass doors, so they operate seperatley and draw open in opposite directions, the same directions as the doors. The one on the left is with the vanes open, and the right side the vanes are closed.










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