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Enclosed Door Blinds You Can Install Yourself

Abigail Elkins
By | r September 17, 2012
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Because of their popularity with home improvement channels and custom home builders, the enclosed door blind trend has spread like wildfire over the last few years. If you want to get the custom designed look of enclosed blinds without the huge overhead of replacing your entire door, our Blinds.com enclosed blinds and shades by ODL are a great solution. They can be mounted on the existing window trim of you door and all you need is a screwdriver. We promise, this easy installation isn’t too good to be true. It just takes four steps:

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We’ve talked about window treatments for doors in the past, and enclosed blinds are another great option for front doors, patio doors and as french door enclosed blinds. Because the blinds or shades are sealed between two panes of tempered safety glass there is no chance that they will swing or bang when you open and close the door. That also means that your blinds will never get dusty or damaged. You can clean them as easily as any other window with a household cleaner. The door blind enclosures are made with  tempered safety glass which is  four times more impact resistant. This product will stand up to the wear and tear that your home takes.

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Blinds.com Enclosed Door Blinds from ODL are perfect for houses near major roads or in noisy neighborhoods. Their double pane structure provides extra sound insulation for your home. Although the frame of the enclosed door blinds never requires painting or staining, you can paint it to match your existing home decor.

 

Get your door blinds enclosed!

Blinds.com offers enclosed aluminum mini blinds and enclosed cellular shades, both of which will bring style, privacy and glare control to your door.

Enclosed Aluminum Blinds Enclosed Door Blinds You Can Install Yourself

The enclosed aluminum door blinds are available as white blinds enclosed in tempered safety glass and can be adjusted using the light touch controls built into the side of the frame. One control allows them to be tilted nearly 180 degrees and the other can lower the blinds or collapse them to the top. Because this product does not have any exposed cords it is perfect for a home with children or pets.

Enclosed Cellular Shades Enclosed Door Blinds You Can Install Yourself

The enclosed cellular shades are offered as a white shade enclosed in tempered safety glass. Like the aluminum blinds they can be adjusted with the light touch controls, but the cellular shades collapse to the bottom of the door so that your view at eye level is unobstructed. All cellular shades give your home, but the glass enclosure from ODL (either the shade and blind model) can increase your home’s internal thermal efficiency by up to 104%.

Both options will give you the privacy and light control you need, without unsightly hardware that can ruin the look of elegant glass doors. Get on board with this hot design trend. Install it yourself for much less than a whole new door.

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Comments on Enclosed Door Blinds You Can Install Yourself

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    From Lora:

    Will this work on sliding doors?

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    From BlindsDotCom:

    Probably not, because the enclosed blind unit would stick out too much for the doors to slide open and closed. But check out our post about blinds for sliding glass doors for more ideas: http://blnds.cm/OD7PJh

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Abigail Sawyer is a Social Media Marketer for Blinds.com. As a newlywed, she’s on the hunt to outfit a new home with all things handmade, preppy and eclectic. Walking in the footsteps of Martha Stewart, she’s happiest when she’s crafting or whipping up a new recipe; although nothing beats curling up with a good book and some Girl Scout Cookies. Chat with her on twitter @BlindsDotCom + @abigailelkins12 and support her rampant pinning habit at @BlindsDotCom + @abigaile.

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