Vertisheer Blinds Are Great For Sliding Doors

Sliding doors are a gateway for natural light to flood your home, but when they face the street, they're also a gateway for people to see inside. That's why you need a good window covering that not only gives you the privacy and security you need, but also adds to your home. That's where Vertisheers are perfect.

What are Vertisheers?

Vertisheer blinds are a unique window covering to consider for your home! These coverings are special in that they can be considered as both an indoor blind and as well as a curtain.

These two-in-one coverings are designed with the functionality of Vertical blinds, and the material and overall look and feel of a sheer curtain. This combination gives any space the feeling of luxe, the addition of soft, filtered light, as well as something a bit different from standard window coverings.

For a full overview of Vertisheer blinds, watch our product video.

What to consider when choosing sliding door blinds

When choosing the right window coverings for a sliding door, the biggest consideration in our opinion, is ensuring you maintain complete and unrestricted access to the doorway at any time.

With horizontal slatted blinds, there will always be a small portion of the doorway that is inaccessible due to where the blinds sit when they're rolled or pulled up. However, with sliding blinds like Vertisheers, they can always be pulled completely out of the way to give you a clear exit.

Why choose Vertisheers as sliding door blinds

Vertisheers are one of the best options for your sliding doors as they slide along a track which is attached at the top of the doorway. Having sliding blinds for a sliding door means that you have complete control of where the blinds are positioned when you need to access the door, and there is no risk of them being in the way or restricting any of the doorway height.

Vertisheers are also an elegant blind option and can help upgrade the feeling in your space without a high price tag.

Benefits of installing Vertisheer sliding door blinds

Light filtering qualities

The sheer fabric does a perfect job of filtering natural light, so you can enjoy the energy and vibrancy of sunlight in your home. As Vertisheers are made using a sheer fabric, they filter light in a way that creates a soft glow, reducing the harsh incoming light and making your room feel brighter, more inviting, and more spacious.

Privacy and security

With a simple twist of the easy-to-use cord, you can let plenty of natural light into your home without compromising on missing out on clear views outside. Simply rotate again to close and you have blockout curtains to provide you with maximum privacy.

Practicality

If your sliding doors lead to a backyard or patio, the blinds can be bunched or pulled back in lots of different ways to allow for easy access between indoors and out. This unrestricted access is what you need for sliding door window coverings, making Vertisheers a great option.

Low maintenance

One of the best things about Vertisheers is how low maintenance they are. Once they're installed, there is very little upkeep to maintaining their new feel over time.

Style and decor options

Vertisheers are available in a wide range of stylish, on-trend shades as well as neutral options like silver, grey, black, white, and cream, easily complimenting the décor of any room in your home.

Caring for your Vertisheer sliding door blinds

One of the greatest advantages of Vertisheers is how low maintenance they are.

To clean them, all you need to do is brush them every so often to make sure they stay free of any dust and debris that may be in the air.

If they get any spots or dirt marks on them, spot cleaning is the way to go. This involves using a microfiber cloth with some warm and soapy water, and gently dabbing the area where the mark is. Make sure not to scrub the material as this can cause damage to the fibres.

For more tips on expertly cleaning your blinds, head to our helpful guide. Always make sure to follow the cleaning instructions that come with your blinds or curtains.

If you want to learn more about Vertisheer blinds and installing them in other areas of your home, visit our complete guide!