It's not wrong if you think it might look right. It's only wrong if you dont like it. You could make a mock up shutter(s) maybe out of some cardboard to maybe give you a visual. I've never seen them on patio doors/sliders, but sometimes creative thinking out of the box works, especially if it works for you. Later on in life if you go to sell and feel the majority wont like them, you can simply remove them. I think if it was my project, I would make them so they operate to cover the opening during storms if that's a concern in your locale.

I personally think the Sunrise slider is nicer than that the Provia in this comparison. The Hinged patio or French equivalent of the Provia door would be more expensive as a standard when compared to their slider variant. Most folks have the idea that the French is a more premium door than a slider but the slider works better for most people because it does not encroach into the roof vs. and Inswing French and it has a screen as a standard whereas an Oustswing will not.

For the Hunter Douglas Bypass Shutters you don't have to have a floor frame. It's an option and most of the one's we install do not have it because of the trip hazard and most people don't want to put screws through their floors. I would highly recommend them if your doing shutters on the other windows. It will all co-ordinate nicely.

Thanks everyone! I did consider both slider plantation shutters and replacing with French doors. With the slider, I was worried in our small space it would be too shutter heavy. I don’t love the sliding door, and French doors would look so much better - we are just contemplating how much money we want to invest in a place that isn’t our forever home. We have already replaced all the flooring and countertops, and repainted the entire home top to bottom. The shutters will be another big chunk of change, but the vertical blinds and old wood blinds have to go! :)