Panel blinds
Panel blinds, sometimes called panel glides, are wide, flat fabric panels that slide past each other on a multi-channel track. They suit large windows, sliding doors and room dividers, and look cleaner and more contemporary than vertical blinds. Fabrics range from sheer to blockout.
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Key facts
| Best for | Sliding doors, Living room |
|---|---|
| Light | Set by fabric choice and how far the panels are drawn. There's no tilt. |
| Privacy | Full when closed with an opaque fabric. |
| Care | Vacuum with a soft brush; spot-clean with a damp cloth. |
What you get with panel blinds
- Large, flat panels with minimal visual clutter
- Sheer, light-filtering and blockout fabrics
- Works as a room divider as well as on glass
- Draws to one side or splits in the middle
Worth knowing before you choose
- Panels stack over each other, so some of the opening stays covered when they're open.
- No tilt: you control light only by sliding the panels.
- Wide panels need space to stack at the side.
Questions about panel blinds
Panel blinds or vertical blinds for a sliding door?
Choose panel blinds for a cleaner, more modern look with fewer moving parts. Choose vertical blinds if you want to tilt the vanes to control light without drawing them.
Can panel blinds be used as a room divider?
Yes. A ceiling-fixed panel track can divide an open-plan space and slide away when you don't need it.
