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| New, sexy and stylish sliding glass doors  Want to know a decorators secret? Sliding glass doors are an unloved feature of many homes. For those who have lost their love of sliders, there is now a way to give old, new or just average sliding glass doors, a makeover that will rekindle the feelings of pleasure those sliders used to bring. The cure is a dose of color. The new Deco Tint collection by Wallpaper For Windows is an easy way to add color to the glass of sliding glass doors and transform them into new, sexy and stylish doors. With adhesive-free Deco Tint films, any homeowner or renter can easily give their sliders a new look that combines light and color in a very attractive way. Available in 10 decorator colors plus frost and lite frost, Deco Tints give clear glass the look of stained or colored glass. From light tint colors (sky blue, mint, sandstone, and dusty rose) to richer colors (amber, golden yellow, ruby, ocean blue, lavender and spring green), there are colors to complement every décor. Even sexier, is that each color is available in both a See-Thru and Privacy version. The See-thru versions add color to the glass while "softening" the view. One can still see what is happening outside, but a lot of visual clutter seems to disappear for view. Privacy Deco Tints have all the benefits of frosted glass, but in decorator colors. Common reasons to use Privacy Deco tints are to reduce visibility into the home, hide backyard necessities (BBQ grills, lawn chairs, hot tubs, etc.) or an unappealing view and to reduce the amount of wall space that is see-through. The Deco Tint adhesive-free films are easy to apply, easy to trim to size and are easy to keep clean (resists fingerprints and smudges). They are warranted to look great for years, and when it is time to redecorate, can be removed in less than a minute. Additional benefits of the Deco Tint films are saving energy (cooler in the summer, warmer in winter) and the filtering of UV rays. write your comments about the article :: © 2010 Construction News :: home page |