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French door shades are made to fit glass doors perfectly. They’re slim, won’t block handles, and can be installed with no-drill options. They stay in place when the door moves and offer a clean, custom look—ideal for doors, unlike standard window shades.

Great question! The best choice depends on several factors:

1, determine whether an inside or outside mount works better—this depends on the shape of your window and the depth of the door frame.

2, consider the look and feel you want. Different shade types offer different light control, insulation, and ambiance—for example, honeycomb shades offer great insulation, while sheer shades create a soft, elegant glow.

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When measuring for French door shades, be sure to measure only the glass area, not the full door frame. If blackout isn’t required, you usually only need to add extra space to the top and bottom—adding too much to the sides can block door handles or locks, so take note of their position.

For full blackout, we recommend shades that fit very close to the glass, such as roller shades or honeycomb shades. Roman shades tend to have more light gaps and may not block light as completely.

Yes! Many French door shades, especially honeycomb (cellular) shades, provide excellent insulation by trapping air in their cells. This helps keep your room warmer in winter and cooler in summer, reducing energy costs while enhancing comfort.