Blackout Door Curtains 1 Panel, 25x40 inch, Gray

Door glass is the hardest window in the house to curtain. Anything hanging from one rod swings out every time the door opens, and sidelight glass is too narrow for a regular panel anyway. This one measures 25 inches wide by 40 long and takes a rod at the top and a second at the hem, so the fabric is held under slight tension against the glass and travels with the door instead of flapping away from it.

The matching tieback does the daylight control. Cinched, it gathers the panel into the middle of the glass and lets the entry stay bright; released, the gray fabric covers the pane and shuts down the view in from the porch, which is the real point of curtaining a glass door. Easy-Going lists the same panel in a range of colors and sizes if the door is wider or the glass longer than this cut.