Hey Randy? very well understood the visibility but what about heat between 80 and 90? Also, what is the air flow comparation between the 80 and 90? Thanks.
From personal experience, the 80 allows the air to flow without restriction. The 90, however, very little air flow unless you add a fan to the window. As far as heat, 1-2° difference.
@tashalicious79 my opinion..light. 90 is a dark tight material, 95 even more. 95 is most effective as a rolldown shade but some use it to make fixed Solar Screens. Very dark and somewhat difficult to see through
@danielchamorro1288 the best source, and a full turnkey jib at that, is Shields Up Solar Screen Osvaldo 832-609-6716 With a minimum of only 8, he will do all the work for you
Thank you. I was looking long for someone just to show the visibility you can see through each. Much appreciated!
I will do just that
Hey Randy? very well understood the visibility but what about heat between 80 and 90? Also, what is the air flow comparation between the 80 and 90? Thanks.
From personal experience, the 80 allows the air to flow without restriction. The 90, however, very little air flow unless you add a fan to the window. As far as heat, 1-2° difference.
thanks a lot for the details!!! 👍
Thank you. What about the difference between 90 and 95?
@tashalicious79 my opinion..light. 90 is a dark tight material, 95 even more. 95 is most effective as a rolldown shade but some use it to make fixed Solar Screens. Very dark and somewhat difficult to see through
@@WindowScreenMFG-KoSS Thank you!
Hey There! I am in NorthWest Houston, and looking to install these on my back windows. Where can I source the materials?
@danielchamorro1288 the best source, and a full turnkey jib at that, is Shields Up Solar Screen Osvaldo 832-609-6716 With a minimum of only 8, he will do all the work for you
Where can I buy a roll of 90 ? 25 ft.
@@jmill7450 qualityscreens.com