I'm working on a residential project with a deep footprint, so not all of the bedrooms have windows. They do have sliding doors (not glass) and when the doors are open there is a view to the outdoors through the living room. With normal swinging doors I know you can't count a view through it unless it's glass, but does anyone know if there is a different case for sliding doors? These windowless bedrooms are only in 1BR units, so I feel like the doors will be open most of the time besides when the occupant is sleeping. Thanks!
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