Blinds for sliding doors
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Why do you need blinds for your sliding doors?
Sliding doors are brilliant but can be better with our blinds for sliding doors.
Sliding doors are a great way for us to be connected to the outside world, letting us open our home to the whole world. They are great for maximising daylight, meaning that you won't have to turn off the lights in the morning, and they are great for passive heat gain.
However, these hugely positive points do come with some negatives; much like waves at the beach - They are beautiful to watch and listen to when they crash, but it creates a very strong undercurrent making them dangerous. Much like these waves, your sliding doors have hidden problems that you may or may not have been aware of. The Sun can heat up your home extremely quickly during the hotter months, causing your home to get too hot. In contrast to this, your sliding doors will let a lot of the heat from your home radiate out during the winter month making your home extremely cold and causing a downdraft. Also, when the Sun shines through your windows it can cause glare and reflections on the screens in your home. The Sun can also cause your furnishings and home's interior to fade. Another big downfall of sliding doors is that they are big panes of glass that people passing by can see through into your home, jeopardizing your privacy.
Why do you need blinds for your sliding doors?
Sliding doors are brilliant but can be better with our blinds for sliding doors.
Sliding doors are a great way for us to be connected to the outside world, letting us open our home to the whole world. They are great for maximising daylight, meaning that you won't have to turn off the lights in the morning, and they are great for passive heat gain.
However, these hugely positive points do come with some negatives; much like waves at the beach - They are beautiful to watch and listen to when they crash, but it creates a very strong undercurrent making them dangerous. Much like these waves, your sliding doors have hidden problems that you may or may not have been aware of. The Sun can heat up your home extremely quickly during the hotter months, causing your home to get too hot. In contrast to this, your sliding doors will let a lot of the heat from your home radiate out during the winter month making your home extremely cold and causing a downdraft. Also, when the Sun shines through your windows it can cause glare and reflections on the screens in your home. The Sun can also cause your furnishings and home's interior to fade. Another big downfall of sliding doors is that they are big panes of glass that people passing by can see through into your home, jeopardizing your privacy.
