Springs Window Fashions announced the acquisition of substantially all assets of Wideband Labs, LLC, doing business as PowerShades, a Missouri-based provider of smart motorized shading and automation solutions. The move is expected to expand Springs’ automation capabilities and reinforce its position within the CEDIA and home technology integration markets. Financial terms were not disclosed.

PowerShades has built a reputation for technical innovation and strong performance across both residential and commercial automation sectors. The company’s expertise in smart shading technology and channel specialization aligns closely with Springs’ strategy to deliver intelligent, easy-to-use window treatment solutions.

“PowerShades is an ideal fit for Springs,” said Jason Bingham, CEO of Springs Window Fashions. “We believe their product innovation and channel specialization perfectly complement our strategy to deliver brilliant simplicity to our customers. Together, we believe we will accelerate innovation and expand market reach.”

PowerShades will continue to operate as a separate business unit within Springs Window Fashions and will remain headquartered in Joplin, Missouri. The company’s leadership team, including president Ryan Chacon, will remain in place.

“Springs brings operational scale and support that will allow PowerShades to grow faster while staying focused on innovation,” said Chacon. “By incorporating PowerShades’ technology into Springs’ existing product line, we can expand our offerings, giving both our B2B and B2C customers more solutions for a broader range of applications.”

Springs said the acquisition supports its long-term goal to lead in automation and deliver an enhanced customer experience across its portfolio. The company manufactures and distributes brands such as Bali, Graber, Horizons, SWFcontract, Mecho, Mariak, and SunSetter across North America, with additional operations in Europe through its B&C International division.