Solar Screen

Solar Screen Roller Shades

Decorating with Fabric Contract carries a wide variety of solar screen  roller shade products. You're sure to find a high quality, beautiful and highly functional solar screen roller shades that meets your business needs.

THERMAL PROTECTION
Solar screen roller shades are available in a variety of densities and colors which can provide solar protection along with reduced glare and brightness on work surfaces and computer screens. This allows for more comfortable working conditions, helping contribute to productivity.

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Green Screen Solar Shades

 Overview

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Solar Control Shading Systems

 

Solar Control Shading Systems

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SILVERSCREEN ENHANCED HEAT REFLECTING SHADES

SilverScreen™ Roller Shades are an innovative breakthrough in solar and heat control. SilverScreen enhanced transparent woven material has a highly reflective, ultra fine layer of aluminum vacuum bonded to the exterior facing side of vinyl coated woven fiberglass. The fabric is then given a special finish that protects the bond making it ideally suited for roller shades.

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Solar Shade Fabrics Intensity of Light

Recently experts in lighting have become more aware and have gained in depth knowledge as to how the composition and the intensity of light influences people’s health. Light appears not only necessary for the implementation of visual tasks, it also influences hormonal behaviour. In particular the wake-sleep rhythm is strongly influenced by light level, but the composition of light is also important.

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Solar Shades for the Home

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Energy Efficient Silver Screen™ Fabric

Reduce Air conditioning costs with SilverScreen™ Fabric without sacrificing trade-offs

SilverScreen represents a breakthrough in the solar screen industry. A fine layer of aluminum adhered to one side of a standard 5% openness screen assures consistent high performance regardless of color.

The performance table tells the story; standard 5% open fabrics in dark colors provide excellent view retention and glare protection, but less than optimal heat reduction. Lighter colors reduce heat effectively, but force a compromise in view clarity and brightness control.

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