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Here are 4 simple solutions to consider. Functional and Fashionable Window Treatments Choosing a window treatment for a sliding glass door can be a challenge because you don't want to hinder the usefulness of the door. Consider these tips as you dress up your sliding door: •Use tiebacks to cinch stationary curtain panels aside, especially at the door-handle side, to support door function. •Mount top treatments high enough above the door frame so the hem doesn't brush heads passing through. •Hang curtain panels that will be opened and closed a smidge above the floor to keep them clean. Before you start: Watch and learn the right way to hang curtains. What's your ideal decorating style? Here, a simple pair of sheer panels moves with little effort and filters light, preserving a favored feature of the sliding door. With all the color and pattern options that exist today, you'll have no trouble finding the perfect sheers to match your home's decor.

More tips for sliding door window treatments. The last thing you want to do is weigh down an airy look with a heavy wood or metal rod. Instead, try a hanging system, such as this subtle cable, that supports the panels with simple ring clips. Purely decorative treatments, such as these side-mounted panels, are perfect for sliders that receive constant use or that frame unbeatable vistas so the view remains barrier-free. The panels don't move, so go ahead and mount the rods out of reach (these are positioned 12 inches above the top of the door's frame) for a design trick that visually adds height to a low ceiling. Select boldly colored and patterned fabric so panels double as art. A 4-inch contrasting cuff and ruffled top edge dress the panels for formal spaces. Solution: Simple but Stunning Valance A simple valance, such as this shapely one, gives a plain sliding door a finished look without blocking views or hampering operation. As the focal point of the casual dining area, this treatment packs a visual punch with a zigzag hem banded by solid blue.

To help the valance hold its shape, the fabric is stapled to a U-shape wood frame attached to the wall with L brackets mounted 18 inches above the door frame. Solution: Durable Fabric Panels Sliders often get lots of traffic, so dress them with treatments made from hard-wearing or easy-cleaning fabrics. These panels--hung on a 1-inch diameter rod through 2-inch grommets--are fashioned from durable outdoor fabric. A generous 4-inch orange band framing the playful leaf pattern adds visual presence to the curtains and draws attention away from the ordinary doors.Patio Furniture Blue Bell Pa Four Bay Window Treatment Ideas that WorkLawn Mower Tire Chain PartsAre you looking for a functional window treatment idea for sliding glass door, or maybe looking to add an elegant touch to those double french doors? Outdoor Furniture Palmdale Ca

No matter what type of door you need a window treatment idea for, we have got you (and your doors) covered in this guide to window treatments ideas for doors. Stop dealing with those broken blinds and check out some of our innovative window treatment solutions for doors! Glider Blinds™ made from either real or faux wood allow you to have the style of horizontal wood blinds without having to worry about raising the blind every time you go in or out of the door. With these Glider Blinds™, you can simply slide the panel to the side without having to raise the blinds, making getting in the door with a armload of groceries or an excited child a little easier. Check out the photo above for an example of wood Glider Blinds™ on a sliding glass door in the open position. This particular design was further customized with the addition of a wood valance across the top of the door and matching window blinds throughout the house. You simply just slide one panel to the side and now you can go our your door without having to raise the blinds.

This product can also be motorized for the tilt function and the sliding function so you can control it all from a remote, iPhone or iPad! Modern drapery panels are another simple solution to covering a door. By breaking up a traditional sheer curtain into a series of vertical panels, this window treatment gives you the functionality of a vertical blind with the style, fabric, color, and patterns choices of designer curtains & drapes! You can also add a unique rod with artistic nobs on the end to spice up your decorating style. And, to top it all off, use a custom wood or fabric valance with a unique shape to add that perfect finishing touch! If you have high or vaulted ceilings, you can even use a “U” shaped curtain rod above the your door to add “height” to your room and some uniqueness to your home decor. Cellular shades (aka Honeycomb shades), have been some of the most sought after window treatments for as long as I can remember – and for a good reason.

They come in multiple fabric opacities from sheer to fully opaque, giving you the power to decide the amount of light or darkness that best fits your room. Cellular shades also come in an extensive selection of fabrics and textures with a wide range of colors; ranging from the soft, neutral hues to deep, vibrant tones. Another benefit of cellular shades is that they can also be opened from the top OR the bottom, giving you the ability to cover the window fully, half-up, half-down, or anywhere in between, making it perfect for french door or double doors like these to the right. See below for a picture of these French doors with wood shutters from the outside of the home below. Wood shutters and faux wood shutters are another great solution for French Doors, and come with a variety of cut-out options for dealing with those pesky door handles. See the next image in the series for a close up of a cut-out. TitleCustom Shutters for French Doors TitleGlider Blinds Track System(TM) for Sliding Glass Doors - 3 Blind Mice San Diego

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