Sliding glass door blinds: Easy to lift with cords or wandsSliding glass door blinds: Easy to lift with cords or wandsSliding glass door blinds: Easy to lift with cords or wands

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Sliding glass door blinds: Easy to lift with cords or wands

Sliding glass doors are popular because they let lots of light enter rooms. But too much sunlight may be annoying. For light filtering, sliding glass door blinds are a great solution. You have many coverings for your sliding doors. Vertical blinds are the most simple and versatile option: They are made of fabrics, vinyl, wood and aluminum and customers can usually choose on which side the blind will stack (left, right, both). These sliding glass door blinds never interfere with door traffic.

Horizontal sliding glass door blinds may be uncomfortable if one blind covers both door panes because it won't let people pass if they are lowered: You would have to lift the entire sliding glass door blinds, which isn't good for privacy.

But if these sliding glass door blinds are installed on each door pane, they may be as good as vertical blinds. Some sliding glass door blinds have blackout lining for light blocking. Usually, when you buy sliding glass door blinds, you can choose on which side the tilt, draw or lift controls will be, if you want matching valances; they come in a variety of colors to match room's decoration and style (like for bay window curtains).