There are several ways to put up wood blinds over patio doors.
One way:
You can choose to mount them right on the doors as an outside mount.
It would look something like this…
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| Natural Wood Blinds With 3-inch Wide Slats |
Wood blinds offer a classic look and natural materials bundled in a custom-made package that always covers windows with a timeless style.
Today, let’s talk about the benefits of choosing wider-than-standard natural wood blinds with a slat width more than two inches.
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These wood blinds went from a hurried order right into the windows of a reality show home.
If you happen to have a window arrangement like this one, discover how a customer covered her windows using real wood blinds (including a custom-made wood blinds in a high peaked window).
Get an idea going 
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Did you know you can get two cool options available for wood blinds?
What would you do if you wanted to have real wood blinds without rout holes, lift cords, and some of your windows were about 10 – 12 feet high, or even higher?
Probably nobody.
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If you've had a chance to look at the comparison between wood blinds and faux wood blinds, you know that each kind has features to brag about. And rightly so. Because of their natural look and feel, both kinds of blinds deliver a well- fitting window covering element to the front-of-the-house windows, study rooms, and to windows with a great view (since you can control the tilt of the slats).
… with a lot of beauty of a finished, durable and rustic look, all at once.
Here is an example of economical Faux Wood Blinds installed in long, narrow-angletop windows.
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| Four Faux Wood Blinds – The Two Side Ones Have Been Manufactured For Angletop Windows |
A Closer Look At Real Wood Blinds
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- This is a very popular type of blind made out of natural materials (e.g. basswood, pine, knotted pine).
- It's a relatively inexpensive natural wood product as compared to custom-made indoor wood shutters that can be as much as 60% higher priced.
