Hi, Looking for ideas to window treat my sunroom. This sunroom is build around the kitchen and there is very little privary. Window frames are not deep enough to hung regular blinds. Appreciate if anyone post your ideas or point to a site in Internet for further research. Thank you
There may not be enough room for a "true inside mount"; but, about 90% of the windows out there can be inside mounted.
You need 3/4" of flat surface to the sides and top to mount most 1-2" horizontal blinds. Those that can not be inside mounted can be attached to the frame or the wall above. It is all about knowing how to measure and install.
I have been doing that since 1986 and we be happy to try and help you. I sell nothing.
Colbyt
We replaced window treatments on two triple width sliders and another large window, considered a number of different things. Roman shades are nice, can be home-made. Some of the bamboo or grass roll-ups are nice, but some allow a lot to be seen. I considered buying inexpensive bamboo and applying a fabric lining to the outside for more privacy - haven't done it but it is doable. Might not even need to stitch it on - there are spray adhesives that work with fabric but haven't tried those, either. I ended up making lined draperies - two sets for 11' wide sliders - which are much too expensive to think about custom-made.
Sliding louvered panels? Vertical blinds? Hang a track on the ceiling for plain fabric with eyelets for hooks?
Must the sunroom windows afford privacy, rather than just kitchen window treatment?
Its lot of sunlight after 2 pm and also to keep the enery bill down in summer I may need this blinds or shades.
I am thinking of outside mount the blinds with 3/4 inch extending each side of the windows. Then to use the same custom wooden moulding that used in the ceiling to hide the tracks. I may need to anchor it to the wall in 2 or 3 places to provide extra support.
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