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Flat construction fits behind door handles. Many fabric choices, including blackout. Shop Cellular Shades for French Doors Roman Shades Pictured: French Door Blackout Cellular Shades in Safari. Pictured: Blackout Cellular Shade in Snow. Variety of fabrics can filter or block light. Shop Faux Wood Blinds for French Doors Cellular Shades Pictured: 1" Faux Wood Blinds in Chestnut. Shop Wood Blinds for French Doors Faux Wood Blinds Pictured: 1" Premium Wood Blinds in Smoke. These can be added to most blinds and shades at checkout.īest Window Treatments for French Doors Wood Blinds To prevent this, use hold down brackets to keep the bottom of the blind or shade in place. When your window treatment is lowered, it may swing when the door is opened and closed. Pictured: Designer Woven Wood Shades in Kula Coconut. Most 1” blinds, roller shades and honeycomb shades will fit behind the door handle, assuming there is 1” clearance. The solution is to buy shallow blinds that fit comfortably between the door and decorative handles. Your door will most likely have a handle that might get in the way of operating the window treatment. Picture: Cordless 2 1/2" Faux Wood Blind in Espresso. Look for window treatments that are available in an outside mount. Outside Mountīlinds for doors will be mounted on the outside of the window because unlike regular windows, the French door window has no depth. You can use many styles of window treatments for French doors, but there are a few things you need to consider. 
If you prefer to allow some light in, choose a light filtering shade. If you prefer to completely block light, choose a blackout roller or honeycomb shade. The blinds or shades you choose may depend on the amount of light you want to let in. Pictured: Solar Roller Shade in Majesty Pewter and Easy Grommet Draperies in Brisbane Clear Sky. The solution is to buy shallow blinds for your French doors that fit comfortably between the door and decorative handles.įrench door blinds should enhance the beauty of your doors, and match the other window treatments in the room. Blinds for French DoorsĪ common problem for French Door blinds is that the handles get in the way of functionality. Learn how to choose the perfect blinds for French doors, sliding glass doors, and front doors. While doors with windows can be beautiful, they often leave less privacy for our home than we desire. Browse our Buying Guide to learn more about different window covering styles and options available through.
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