|
The back side of this home
faces West, therefore it gets the blunt of the
day's sun. We used the chocolate fabric
with the champagne frame. The window's
frame color was champagne, so the natural color
choice for the screen's frame was champagne as
well. Because this side of the home faces
the West we used the 90% fabric on most of the
windows. For the windows under the patio,
we used the 80% fabric. We say on our
website where we describe when to use the
90% and when to use the
80% fabric, that if your West facing
windows get 4-5 hours of direct sun, you for
sure would want to use the 90% fabric. For
the windows under the patio, they only got 2
hours of West sun, so the 80% was sufficient.
For all the other windows, the 90% was used, as
they are West facing windows that get full
afternoon sun of 4-5 hours. |
The
solar window screens
for this home required the installation of our
die cast metal clip to mount them. The
windows of this Teravista home were not made to
accommodate full sized screens, they did not
have the lip-provisions at the top or the bottom
of the window to hold a full sized screen in
place, so the solar screens had to be surface
mounted using these die-cast metal turn clips.
For a clear understanding of how we install our
solar windows screens, please visit our page
titled
Videos of How We Install.
|
Josh & Paula, I continue to
be 100% glad I made the decision to get solar
screens. Your web site, with it’s detail about
the screening product and customer satisfaction
made me first choose you. Your personal
commitment to following your stated deadlines
was great. I will continue to refer you to my
friends. Thank you for helping make my home look
great and feel comfortable.
-Joy, Rose Sharon [re: 130] |
|
|
|
|
