Window covering for sliding doors
11 years ago
Looking for tips on the best way to cover these sliders. Thinking roller shades? I'd prefer not to cover the molding so I need something inset. Thank you!
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11 years agoI really like the last picture with the film, clean, crisp and sleek. You don't mention as I recall if this is a privacy issue or too much sun. Anyway, this application can cope with both.
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PRO11 years agoWindow film will let you control the glare, be easy to clean and let you keep your view. A professional will have a variety of options to choose from based on your needs. Here are examples of a 40 % glare reducing film and a darker 80% glare reducing film below. Visit www.vista-films.com to find a professional near you. Good Luck!
11 years ago
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