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If you're looking to bring in more light to your home, take a peak at what patio doors can do for your floor plan. Patio doors are designed to connect your interior and exterior space, bringing in light and enhancing traffic flow through the home. Many home owners add patio doors between a kitchen and patio or yard, for example, to connect those two important spaces. |
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When planning a patio door project, the first consideration is the location. In many homes, there is an obvious spot in a kitchen or family room, but some floor plans require a little creativity. As you research patio doors, think about how you and your family move through the house. If you want a convenient entrance near a garage or side yard, then plan your patio door location accordingly. Another creative option is to add patio doors off of a first floor bedroom. This is ideal for a master suite or guest bedroom, where you want to connect the room with a patio or garden.
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The next step is to consider the size and door style. The size often is dictated by the wall framing, but can be changed according to your needs. Patio door styles run the gamut, from clear glass doors that slide horizontally to stationary doors that pull inward or outward. The glass also can have dividing grills for a more traditional look. Think about how you use the space when deciding. |
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There are many great uses for patio doors, as they help bring in natural light and provide easy access to outdoor space. Look around your house for the perfect spot for an easy transformation. |
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