Window blinds for doors

Are you looking for window blinds for your door or doors? If so, make sure that when choosing your door window blinds, you carefully consider some aspects that can cause problems when choosing door blinds. This article will tell you what things you should pay attention to while putting together and choosing the right door window blinds.

Door window blinds must be functional

Doors come in all sorts of different shapes and sizes. Some have a sliding glass door, others have an 'ordinary' French door with glass, or simply made of wood or plastic. Since many doors, like windows, let in a lot of light, window blinds for the door are no luxury. Because doors can slide, open or perhaps tilt, it is important to take these functionalities into account when choosing the best door window blinds. Aspects to consider, for example, are the way of installation on your door and, for example, a door handle that can affect the size and placement of your blinds. We take you through the different types of window blinds you can use to clad your door and what to look out for when doing so.

Roller blinds for doors

One of the ways you can regulate light coming into your door is with a roller blind for your door. Roller blinds are perfect for doors. Because Smartblinds unroll smart blinds from the back, you most likely have enough margin to let the fabric of your blind pass behind the latch (just check this yourself when measuring)! The day and night blinds from Smartblinds are made of a double fabric track, but most likely these 2 fabric tracks together will also fit behind your door handle. That's why duo roller blinds and door roller blinds are perfect!

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Electric roller blinds for bifold doors

Smartblinds electric roller blinds are a practical solution for bifold doors. They allow you to control light and privacy while keeping the doors easy to use. Because bifold doors fold back when opened, we recommend installing the blinds outside the recess. This gives the blinds enough clearance and helps prevent the doors from touching them when they are opened.

When you want to fully open your bifold doors, simply raise the blinds first. Once the blinds are fully open, the doors can fold back freely without getting in the way of the blinds.

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The perfect door window blinds

After reading the article, you probably come to the conclusion that for regular doors, roller blinds and duo blinds are the most suitable door window blinds. Because the systems and fabrics with these window coverings are the most compact, you have the greatest chance of installing them behind the door handle, which means that in terms of functionality, you can still use your door perfectly. Of course, other types of window blinds also look great on a door, but they are more likely to require you to install over your door handle, which can be detrimental to ease of use. Do you have questions about which window blinds are best for your door? In a free online consultation with our advisers, you will receive appropriate advice on the best choice for your door.

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