The right shade for every door

Doors work a little differently from standard windows. Their size, handles, movement and how often you use them can all affect which blinds or shades will work best. Whether you're covering a wide sliding glass door, adding privacy to French doors or dressing a narrow sidelight, start with how you use the space. The right window treatment can give you the privacy and light control you need without getting in the way.

Blinds for Sliding Glass Doors and Patio Door

Sliding glass doors and patio doors let in plenty of natural light. The trick is controlling that light and adding privacy while keeping the doorway easy to use.

Panel Track Blinds are made for wide expanses of glass. Their broad fabric panels move horizontally along a track, so they work especially well across sliding glass and patio doors. Vertical Blinds are another practical choice. The vertical vanes make it easy to adjust the light or move the blind aside when you need to use the door. Choose fabric Vertical Blinds if you prefer a softer look. For extra insulation and light control, qualifying Vertical Cellular Shades are another option for larger door openings.

Blinds and Shades for French Doors

With French doors, it's all about finding something that gives you privacy and light control without getting in the way of handles or how the door opens.

Roman Shades for Doors bring a softer fabric look to French doors. Our dedicated No Drill Roman Shade for Doors makes installation easier too, with no drilling into the door required. Select Faux Wood, Wood and Mini Blinds can also work for French doors. Just check the available sizes and product specifications to make sure they're right for yours

Blinds for Sidelight Windows

Those tall, narrow windows beside an entry door are called sidelights. They're great for bringing natural light into your entryway, but sometimes you'd like a little more privacy too.
Our 2" Sidelight Cordless Faux Wood Blind is made specifically for these narrow windows, giving you a custom option for sidelights beside your front door.

Light Filtering, Blackout and Solar Door Shades

Think about what you want from your door shades as well as how you want them to look. Light filtering options soften incoming daylight while adding privacy. Room darkening and blackout options give you greater light control when you want a darker space. If your glass doors get lots of direct sun, solar options can help manage glare and incoming sunlight.
Features vary between products, so check the specifications to find the right balance of light, privacy and functionality for your door.

Custom Door Blinds Made for Your Space

Doors aren't one-size-fits-all, and neither are our window treatments. Measure carefully and check the mounting requirements, available sizes and operating system before you choose. Start with your door type and what you need from it, whether that's more privacy, better light control or easier everyday use. Then explore Panel Track Blinds, Vertical Blinds, Roman Shades for Doors, Vertical Cellular Shades and more to find your fit.