You’re right I should have. The Solar Screen Outlet website has some visibility photos showing how it looks when looking out the windows with the 80 and 90 percent screen materials.
Nice house and nice job with the screens. I'm gonna be looking into those screens for my house. I have one big window in particular off a breakfast area that gets blasted with direct sun during the afternoon, as well as several bedroom windows that also get direct sun. I have interior blinds and curtains, but I think adding the solar panels will stil help by deflecting the direct heat from the sun these windows are exposed to, and maybe I won't have to keep the blinds and curtains closed after installing the panels. By the way, I have that same ladder. It's very sturdy and easy to carry around then fold up and hang on a wall when you're through using it. Perfect size for anything in the house or garage. I've owned it for probably 15 yeaars and use it more than any of the 4 ladders I own.
Thank you! We were in pretty much the same situation with out rooms and windows. I can confirm that now with the screens we can leave the shades open and the direct sun doesn't heat the rooms up nearly as much as without the screens. Slightly less visibility out the windows from the inside but it is worth it IMO. The screens also give more privacy from people seeing in from the outside as well. Yes I agree, it is a great little step ladder and by far the most used ladder around my house too. I've had it so long I don't know how old it is but likely about the same as yours :)
Thank you for sharing! I have old basement windows (not to code anymore) that recently had metal siding installed and trim to go around them but it meant my original wooden screens had to be taken out. I need to get new ones that I can install and this would be perfect so thank you for sharing
Slightly lower visibility but not too bad with the 80 percent screen. I think the Solar Screen Outlet website has some visibility examples on their website.
Great DIY plot twist neighbor asks him to do his, gets charged $500 for labor edit: cheap bastard here, i DIY many things have many trades under my belt but if i'm asked to do it for someone I Charge My Time and Labor
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Wish you had shown a before and after from the inside of the house, and how the screen blocked the sunlight.
You’re right I should have. The Solar Screen Outlet website has some visibility photos showing how it looks when looking out the windows with the 80 and 90 percent screen materials.
Nice house and nice job with the screens. I'm gonna be looking into those screens for my house. I have one big window in particular off a breakfast area that gets blasted with direct sun during the afternoon, as well as several bedroom windows that also get direct sun. I have interior blinds and curtains, but I think adding the solar panels will stil help by deflecting the direct heat from the sun these windows are exposed to, and maybe I won't have to keep the blinds and curtains closed after installing the panels.
By the way, I have that same ladder. It's very sturdy and easy to carry around then fold up and hang on a wall when you're through using it. Perfect size for anything in the house or garage. I've owned it for probably 15 yeaars and use it more than any of the 4 ladders I own.
Thank you! We were in pretty much the same situation with out rooms and windows. I can confirm that now with the screens we can leave the shades open and the direct sun doesn't heat the rooms up nearly as much as without the screens. Slightly less visibility out the windows from the inside but it is worth it IMO. The screens also give more privacy from people seeing in from the outside as well.
Yes I agree, it is a great little step ladder and by far the most used ladder around my house too. I've had it so long I don't know how old it is but likely about the same as yours :)
Thank you for sharing! I have old basement windows (not to code anymore) that recently had metal siding installed and trim to go around them but it meant my original wooden screens had to be taken out. I need to get new ones that I can install and this would be perfect so thank you for sharing
You are welcome! I wish you the best with your project!
Thank you for sharing.
You’re welcome and thank you for stopping by.
how does it look from the inside looking out?
Slightly lower visibility but not too bad with the 80 percent screen. I think the Solar Screen Outlet website has some visibility examples on their website.
Nice. We need to order some.
Thank you! They really have been nice.
Great job Bruce.
Thank you kindly
Great job
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Thanks!
You bet!
Great DIY
plot twist neighbor asks him to do his, gets charged $500 for labor
edit: cheap bastard here, i DIY many things have many trades under my belt but if i'm asked to do it for someone I Charge My Time and Labor