Fitting floor-to-ceiling double windows inside with blinds, any experience?

Hello everyone, our south-facing floor-to-ceiling windows have external roller shutters. They help quite well against the heat in summer, but we are now thinking about installing blinds on the inside as well. So that when there is too much sunlight in winter, you can keep some of the sun out without making it completely dark. Does anyone have experience? Is it even possible to install blinds on the large windows when there is a roller shutter box above? Do you think mounting them in the glass rebate is possible - probably not, right? Because of the package height. What do you think of wooden blinds? I recently saw an ad online, they looked great. Thanks a lot and best regards

You just shouldn't lower the blinds so far down in winter. And only where the sun really bothers.

You just shouldn't lower the blinds so far down in winter. And only where the sun really bothers you.

That's not the point, we definitely want blinds. Below the windows there is a terrace roof with glass – the glass panes sometimes cause glare when sitting at the dining table. That's also why the blinds.

There are, for example, [Rollo Rieper Innenjalousien] that can be adjusted with a rotary knob, so not with the annoying cords. In the bathroom, we have two of them and I really like that. Maybe it fits. But it is definitely available from other providers as well.

That's very easy with these plastic clips.. we have them on all the windows.. also on the patio windows. For larger windows, possibly use more than two clips.

This is really easy with these plastic clips.. we have them on all windows.. also on the terrace windows. For larger windows, possibly use more than two clips.

That really looks great, thanks. But doesn't that damage the window seal in the long run?