Coolaroo 90% de protección UV contra rayos solares de alta resistencia - Tela transpirable para sombra al aire libre para pérgolas, patios Verde

This privacy screen works really well for our patio. It provides good shade and privacy while still allowing some airflow through. The material feels durable, and the neutral color looks nice outdoors. It was easy to put up and gives us much more privacy. Very happy with it!

AWESOME STUFF!!! Unbelievable how much heat it blocks from the sun. Follow directions and leave a 4 to 6 inch minimum air gap. Do not place it directly over windows or directly over any kind of metal it will make it hotter.

Does what it says it will do. With temperatures rising around the country I think Coolaroo's solar mesh is a must to have. If you don't mind having your rooms darkened it's worth it. Make them removable for when the weather cools to let the sun back in. I had a spot in my living room where no matter what window covering I used, a small ray of afternoon sun would get through and blind me while watching TV. I designed an external shade that covered the top of my picture window and problem solved! There is a notable difference between interior window coverings and exterior coverings. The latter actually prevents the sun's heat from entering your home vs interior coverings. I noticed that I used my AC less often. As an alternative, I also recommend replacing your window screens with Solar …

I like buying by the roll as it allows me to make items custom sized. This material was okay to work with. It broke quite a few needles on my sewing machine. I added grommets for customization.The coating is really substantial, and it coated my hands as I worked with it, so wash your hands throughly after working with the fabric. So far, so good. I needed something light because the patio I put it on goes through a windy season and I want to make sure the panels hold up.

I am using the UV Wheat shade to block direct sunlight from hitting our orchids/flowers. Built a small little structure to hold flowers and needed something to block the sunlight. I originally used a screen netting, but to much sunlight got thru. Found this Wheat Shade from Amazon and problem solved. Only 10% sunlight gets thru which is more than enough for orchids. It easy to cut (scissors) and rainwater can easily get thru the shade. Seems very sturdy, and has stood up against the wind. I used regular thumbtacks to hold the shade against the wood panels. Water (rain) can penetrate the shade, but in small amounts. Good for flowers. Won't know how long it can stand up against the 100 degree direct sunlight. Need to wait a year before knowing this.Overall, the shade is doing its job. Glad …

So it took me a while to figure out exactly how I wanted to use this so I’ve been sitting on the roll of fabric for over a year now and finally had an “a-ha” moment! We just had our pool redone with new decking and fencing. We’ve always had an outdoor shower area but this year I needed to build one that was temporary and did not want to drill or nail anything into the new wood panels we just put in. So I remembered that I had this awesome sunshade fabric stored away in the shed. Pulled it out and it saw it was perfect for making durable, outdoor shower curtains/ privacy panels for my temporary shower.It was so easy to use and I can’t believe I didn’t think of this use before! These panels I made will definitely hold up and I’m sure I’ll be able to reuse them for next years shower as well.

Excellent product and such a great price. I knew about this shade fabric from seeing used in greenhouses and nurseries. It can be pretty expensive, especially if you are looking to purchase a ready made product from it. The width and length that this company offered of the shade fabric was a godsend! I made wide and deep curtains for a large deck that has a roof but faces due west. In our Midwest hot, humid summers this was a huge hit. Very easy to sew on, easy to look through but very protective of those of us on the other side of it! Allows my friends and I to sit outside during the hot afternoon and the glaring sunlight of sunset and enjoy the view at the same being kept cool and protected.I used curtain weights to make it heavy enough to not blow around from a southern breeze, and …

UPDATE 1/11/14: I have had this sun shade fabric installed as sun shades for my windows for over 2 years now. I have single pane windows that I cannot afford to replace with more efficient windows.Analysis of this project demonstrated a 40% decrease in energy usage *on average* in the past two years. In the summer months, I have had a decrease of 20 kw per day usage. Most summer months I averaged 47 kw per day before the installation. After the installation, the monthly energy usage has been a high of 27 kw per day (most months are lower in actual usage).The fabric is in excellent condition that only needs a light dusting occasionally. You can see out of the fabric in the day time. At night, if I have the living room lights on, you can see outlines and movement in the house.(ORIGINAL …