Bifold doors blinds or no blinds
Tracy Smith
8 years ago
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Bifold doors - blinds?curtains?internal colour
Comments (1)Grey and white for the doors will look fine. Do you need blinds/curtains? Are you overlooked at all? I notice from your idea books that you like a streamlined modern look so I'd go for eyelet curtains in a plain fabric. If your walls are white, I'd look for a light grey curtain or if they're a taupe then look for a fabric that is the same colour or a shade or two darker. If you get anything too patterned the curtains will become too heavy, especially when pulled! Hope this helps......See MoreBlinds or curtains at bi-fold doors?
Comments (4)We moved into a house with bifold doors and I didn't want to spend an absolute fortune on large bespoke curtains for them. So I found some beautiful ones on the high street that were the correct height, then bought two pairs. I found an extra long curtain rail online and whilst I was going to originally sew the pairs together to make two large curtains - one either side of the door, I actually left them separate. This way I can pull three of the four closed but leave one pulled back on the opening side door, making access easier. Hope that makes sense!...See MoreBlinds for bifold doors
Comments (2)I think you might be better off with curtains....See MoreShould I choose bifold doors with integral blinds?
Comments (3)I have a solution to your design dilemma Kate! In keeping with your contemporary Scandi style, Centor Integrated Doors have blinds built into the doorframe that retract away when not in use. The blinds come in a range of patterns and colours including whites and greys (Personally, I don’t think you can go past white!). The design of the door itself is contemporary, with the locks and hardware concealed within the frames. You can choose to have oak or aluminium on the interior of the door. Take a look at our profile or get in touch for more information. Good luck!...See More
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8 years agoTracy Smith
8 years ago
Juliet Docherty
8 years ago
PROCheapest Blinds & Interiors Ltd
8 years agoHi Tracy, if you're after the best of both you can get shutters on a gliding track (see below) which look really nice but note that this can be quite an expensive option. Alternatively you could vertical blinds or even rollers which can be kept out of the way when you want the window exposed or even hung outside the recess if required. Some food for thought below:
Gliding track shutters:
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Vertical Blindshttps://cheapestblindsuk.com/cheap-vertical-blinds-2/
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Roller Blindshttps://cheapestblindsuk.com/cheap-roller-blinds/
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Hope this helps,Alec
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