Choosing a solar roller shade could save up to 60% on your home cooling cost

Windows are a big source of unwanted heat loss and heat gain in your home. Choosing the right window coverings means you can improve the comfort of your home all-year-round, reduce your power bills and cut carbon pollution.

You can save hundreds every year on your cooling costs. A solar roller blind shading a window reduces the radiant energy passing through the glass into the room. When the radiant energy touches an object inside it gets hot, making the room hot. considering that up to 88% of a home’s heat gain in summer is through the windows and heating/cooling appliances use 41% of household energy, there are substantial long term savings to be made by the effective use of solar roller shade.

The solar zip track roller blind is a premium, versatile straight drop option ideal for sun / UV protection, insect resistance, windy applications, enclosing a balcony, as well as light and heat control.

Plus privacy and block out situations as the fabric sits within the ZIP TRACK, therefore, eliminating light gaps. For windy applications, the solar zip track roller blind is recommended as it holds the fabric securely in the track to avoid fabric blowouts.

FAQ

1. What's your delivery time?
Usually 7-15 days upon receipt of 30% deposit,based on the time you order.

2. What's your payment term?

T/T, L/C etc.

3. Can you offer free sample?
We provide samples but not free.

4. What is your product warranty?

We offer 2 years warranty on the structure, along with a 1-year warranty on the electronics and fabric.

5. What is the maximum width and projection of a retractable awnings?

The maximum size is 6 meter in width and 3 meter in projection.

6. Can I use a retractable awnings for light rain

Yes, provided that the awnings has a minimum 15°slope or greater. Anything less will lead to water pooling on top of the fabric, causing the fabric to stretch.

7. Is it true that fabric awningss save energy and cut energy costs?
Yes indeed. An awnings over a window can reduce the indoor temperature by as much as 12 Co and heat gain by 55-65% for southern exposure and as much as 72-77% for western exposure. This results in significant savings on energy consumption and therefore energy costs.