If you're looking for sliding glass door blinds or other window treatments for sliding glass doors, here are some vertical solutions that would work well AND look good while they're at it. They could also be great for wide windows, room dividers, or closet doors!
1. panel track blinds
Sliding Panels with Wand Control: Dundee, Carbon Ritz 3123; 7½" Wood Noble Cornice
so what are panel track blinds?
Sleek and contemporary, panel track blinds (often called sliding panels) combine a modern look with easy controls to create one of the most practical interior-design solutions available today.
- Use sliding panels to do everything from covering a sliding glass door to dividing a living room.
- Take advantage of their unique look: they display a wide area of uninterrupted color or fabric.
- Make your room more modern with the panel track’s simplified look — featuring fewer vertical lines, their more contemporary look sets them apart from vertical blinds.
why I love sliding track panels
Durable and attractive, Bali Sliding Panel Track Blinds will work in nearly any home. Bali offers sliding panels in fabrics that match other Bali shade collections, including solar, roller, natural, and classic Roman shades. This allows you to match them with other window treatments for a coordinated look. Sliding panels are also cordless and easy to clean, which makes them perfect for spaces where kids and pets will be hanging out. I like the look of an extra thick, contrasting valance for a fresh, modern look.
2. vertical blinds
Vertical Blinds with Wand Control: Panorama, Vista 0071 and Regal Wood Cornice: True Taupe 1848
vertical blinds are the go-to choice for good reason
- Vertical blinds are classic sliding glass door blinds.
- You can find them in fabric and vinyl for a variety of looks.
- They’re also great for a wide window blind.
If you're choosing vertical blinds for wide windows instead of sliding glass doors, I recommend having them go all the way to the floor.
3. VertiCell™ cellular shades
clean, modern cellular shades are an excellent solution
Cellular shades are one of my favorite types of window treatments.
- They look clean and modern.
- They come in a variety of colors.
- And (best of all) they're extremely energy saving.
Their honeycomb-shaped cells trap air and help insulate your home, which is especially great if you're covering a large expanse like a sliding glass door.
and don’t forget vertical cellular shades
- VertiCell™ shades offer the same energy-saving benefits as horizontal shades.
- Vertical orientation that's particularly designed for patio doors.
- Budget-friendly to purchase — but even more importantly, they could save you a bundle in energy savings over time.
4. drapery
create luxury with fabric drapery
- Custom drapes are the most luxurious curtains for sliding glass doors and wide windows.
- Bali custom drapery is available in the widest range of colors and patterns, as well as a variety of liner options to fit your needs.
- Bali custom drapes are made with extremely high standards and careful attention to detail.
- Things like mitered corners with corner weights, double-turned hems, and pattern-matched seams make these curtains several steps above the readymade kind.
- Since you can order them in custom widths and lengths, you can make sure they are a perfect fit for your wide window or patio door.
5. natural drapes
bring nature into your home with natural drapery
- Made of natural materials like bamboo, jute, grass, and woven wood, natural drapes are an excellent choice for bringing in an outdoor element.
- They're environmentally friendly, unique, and pair perfectly with Bali Natural Shades.
- I like them with 60% fullness (as opposed to the standard 10%), so they still have a full drapery look when closed.
Which solution sounds best to you? Order free swatches or visit our Visualizer to see products in your room!
