So informative! You didn’t stammer or say um a million times which is so refreshing! Now I’ve got to figure out what I want for my giant slider. Thank you and so well done!!
Oh my goodness! Exterior shade! I did NOT think of that. Harder to keep clean I will bet but I really sleek option if you don’t want anything inside and to enjoy the glass and view optimally
I didn’t know vertical honeycomb shades existed. What a fabulous idea for sliding glass doors. I have horizontal ones on kitchen windows etc because they virtually disappear when pulled up but they also keep the heat out in summer and cold out in winter. I hate vertical blinds (I think they’re ugly) so these are an excellent option. I like the idea of exterior shades but our winters are miserable and they wouldn’t be a good option for winters especially with all the snow that sometimes gathers around our sliding glass windows.
My biggest dilemma is if I should I get internal blinds or outside blinds. My sliding door will be in a fairly cold room addition and I'm afraid that internal blind system between two panes of glass will not be able to keep the room as warm as argon inside for example.
I have the plantation shutters for 15 yrs now. They are nice to look at (although need to refurbish mine) but they take approximately 7 inches of space in my kitchen. I really wanted the blind in the double panel doors but I have 8 foot size slider. It would be custom and very pricey. Trying to figure out what other direction to go.
Hi Doreen - are you located in CA? Give our main office a call and if so you can schedule a consult with one of our designers to talk through this project.
@@3blindmiceusa I am in Southern California. I will call them. I need a 6x8 foot slider covering idea. I really do like the luminite shades that look like drapes.
Great video, thank you. I live in the UK and would I'd like to upgrade the vertical blinds on my sliding glass patio doors to vertical honeycombe shades but I can't seem to find them in the UK. Do you ship overseas please?
Double check if the manufacturer has any specific cleaning instructions. Additionally, feather duster, soft brush vacuum attachment, warm water with mild soap are a few options as well.
