I have a fan-shaped window in my front metal door where the sun hits
my TV and produces glare. I have been putting a sheet of cardboard
over the window which works well, but looks bad. What kind of window
treatments are used for a fan-shaped door to block sun and provide
privacy, yet allow the sun to enter when nobody is using the TV?

Phisherman wrote:
I have a fan-shaped window in my front metal door where the sun hits
my TV and produces glare. I have been putting a sheet of cardboard
over the window which works well, but looks bad. What kind of window
treatments are used for a fan-shaped door to block sun and provide
privacy, yet allow the sun to enter when nobody is using the TV?

You can hang a light-blocking roll-up shade, or a light-blocking drape.

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"So long, so long, and thanks for all the fish!"
Dave
www.davebbq.com

How about going by a craft store and look for clear Stained Glass paint? Get
a couple bottles and one yellow one. Tint the clear ones dark as you want
and put it on the inside.

--
"Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the
intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well
preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in
one hand, Starbucks in the other, totally worn out and
screaming,
"WOO HOO what a ride!"


"Phisherman" wrote in message
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I have a fan-shaped window in my front metal door where the sun hits
my TV and produces glare. I have been putting a sheet of cardboard
over the window which works well, but looks bad. What kind of window
treatments are used for a fan-shaped door to block sun and provide
privacy, yet allow the sun to enter when nobody is using the TV?

"Phisherman" wrote in message
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I have a fan-shaped window in my front metal door where the sun hits
my TV and produces glare. I have been putting a sheet of cardboard
over the window which works well, but looks bad. What kind of window
treatments are used for a fan-shaped door to block sun and provide
privacy, yet allow the sun to enter when nobody is using the TV?

http://www.royalwindowfashions.com/plantarches.asp and other suppliers.

On Mar 17, 4:15 pm, Phisherman wrote:
I have a fan-shaped window in my front metal door where the sun hits
my TV and produces glare. I have been putting a sheet of cardboard
over the window which works well, but looks bad. What kind of window
treatments are used for a fan-shaped door to block sun and provide
privacy, yet allow the sun to enter when nobody is using the TV?

Do a search for arch top window shades. There are several options.

R