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For a full, gathered look, size your curtains to about 1.5–2× the total width of the door opening, and add a few inches on each side so the panels clear the glass when open. Every EaseEase curtain is custom-made to your exact width and drop, so you get complete coverage with no gaps.

It depends on the room. Choose sheer curtains or sheer panels for soft, filtered daylight with daytime privacy; French or Hunter linen for natural texture and light control; and striped or blackout drapes for bedrooms or sun-facing doors where you want more privacy and darkness.

No. Hung correctly — mounted wide and high so the panels stack off to the side of the glass — the curtains slide clear of the door so you can walk in and out freely. The sheer panel systems are designed to glide horizontally across wide openings.

Yes. Options like Hunter Linen Blackout and other room-darkening drapes in this collection come in blackout and light-filtering linings for full privacy and light control.

Mount the rod or track 4–6 inches above the door frame and extend it 8–12 inches beyond each side. This lets the curtains stack off the glass when open, makes the door look taller and wider, and gives full coverage when closed.

Yes. Sliding glass doors lose a lot of heat, so a lined or thermal curtain adds an insulating layer that slows heat transfer — keeping rooms cooler in summer and warmer in winter. Floor-length panels mounted snugly at the top trap the most air.

For a standard 6-foot door, a pair of panels usually works; for 8-foot or wider openings, use extra-wide panels or more pairs so they stack neatly off the glass. Because every panel is made to your exact width, you get full coverage whether you want one side-stacking panel or a balanced pair.

Pinch pleat and ripple fold (wave) headers work best — they stack tightly and glide smoothly side to side, so panels clear the glass when open. Pair them with a traversing rod or track for easy one-pull operation across the wide opening.