Rollar Blind Configuration on Doors/Windows
Recommendations on two sets of rollarblinds configurations:
A 3 stacker sliding door in the ground floor living room which leads into a courtyard and has an opening window on the fixed panel.
A door which leads out onto a balcony from the master bedroom upstairs on the first floor. There is also a fixed window next to the opening door.
Although I am not a fan of multiple blinds and like a relatively seamless look, I want to make the blind configuration look good whilst still being practical with the doors and windows.
Advice, recommendations, pros and cons and pictures of what you have used/suggest would be much appreciated.
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4 years agoPanel blinds work well for sliding or opening doors. Same as vertical but wider and look good.
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