Pvc slider-different internal colour to external.

yellow hen

We've picked picked dark grey pvc but now that we're finalising the kitchen we feel the grey won't really suit the interior so we're thinking white inside.and grey outside. The window.company feel it won't look right though. Anyone done similar. We've done it on our front and back doors but they said.on the slider we'll be able to see both colours and it'll look off.

looksee

I have all my windows dark grey outside and white inside, including two sets of french doors. It has never occurred to me that anything about it looks any way odd, you just would not notice. I agree about not wanting dark grey inside, I like the look of what I have.

[Deleted User]

Have anthracite on the outside and white on the inside and there is nothing odd about it. I think it's pretty standard.

yellow hen

Thanks. Just as I thought. We've gone ahead and changed the order now. Thanks for sharing.

JimmyMW

yellow hen wrote: »

We've picked picked dark grey pvc but now that we're finalising the kitchen we feel the grey won't really suit the interior so we're thinking white inside.and grey outside. The window.company feel it won't look right though. Anyone done similar. We've done it on our front and back doors but they said.on the slider we'll be able to see both colours and it'll look off.

Your supplier is correct, you will see both colours when it is a sliding door, all other units will be fine but not a slider, other posters as far as i can see do not reference sliders

jmBuildExt

FWIW - I have sliders also full panel glass doors and windows. Black outside white inside. It never looked off to me.
On any of them you can see the outside if you stand at an angle to it. But to me it is hard to distinguish between the outside black frame and the edge of the glazing unit which is also black.

JimmyMW

jmBuildExt wrote: »

FWIW - I have sliders also full panel glass doors and windows. Black outside white inside. It never looked off to me.
On any of them you can see the outside if you stand at an angle to it. But to me it is hard to distinguish between the outside black frame and the edge of the glazing unit which is also black.

Its going to depend on the supplier and the profiles they use, it will determine where they can finish the black foil, if the supplier is saying you will see it then I would think it is at the junction between doors either you will see the white outside or the black inside or worse both

jmBuildExt

Ah i get ya! The vertical bit on the fixed panel that the door slides past.
I just had a close look at mine there, I'm pretty sure it has a white trim fitted to it (I can see cut marks at the top and it feels like it could be clipped off) assuming to hide what you describe.

misc2013

V interested in this as changing windows and was also thinking black outside and white inside. For those who did similar and see nothing odd about it, could you please post or PM me what company you went with?
Thanks.

[Deleted User]

I did white inside and black outside - black inside would have looked terrible with my decor.

Its your choice, you're paying for it, so do what you feel will suit your rooms.

(PS) I cant see any of the external black from the inside of my white slider.