How can we block the sun outside?

Curtain panels made of thicker, darker colored materials, such as black or navy thick cotton or polyester, will block out more of the sun than curtains made of thinner, lighter colored fabrics, such as a white or oatmeal linen. If you want to block out the sun completely, paneled blackout curtains are a great option.

How do you block the sun on a screened porch?

If you want to maximize your time and enjoyment on the patio or deck this summer, consider installing exterior shades. Made for outdoor living environments, exterior shades use woven solar screens to block UV light, glare and reduce heat gain while not blocking the view. It’s like sunglasses for your patio!

What are the best light blocking blinds?

Custom-cut blinds will more effectively block out light than thinner ones loosely fit to a window opening. Thicker dark vinyl or metal materials are the most effective, but neither will equal Mylar cellar shades because small amounts of light will seep between the slats even when you close the blinds.

How do you roll up outdoor blind?

Pick up the bottom of your blinds and roll them halfway up by hand. Start rolling by folding up the bottom end of the blinds. Then, continue rolling them layer by layer, applying even tension across the width of the blinds. Stop once you reach the halfway point or when you think you have a good enough start.

What are outside blinds good for?

Outdoor blinds can help shield your outdoor living space from the sun’s harmful rays, wind, rain, insects, dust and debris. No longer do you have to worry about packing everything in when the wind begins to blow or finishing your coffee in a hurry before the hot afternoon sun strikes.

What is UV filtering window shades?

The ultraviolet band is responsible for fabric fading. The visible band is responsible mainly for glare. UV blockage ratings measure a window shades ability to keep these harmful rays from passing though the shade. A light filtering shade like solar shades are rated by the openess of the fabric.

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