Solarium shades are window coverings designed for sunrooms or solariums. They help regulate temperature by blocking excess heat in summer and retaining warmth in winter, improving comfort while reducing glare and protecting furniture from UV damage.
Solarium Shades
Enhance Comfort with Energy-Efficient Solarium Shades from Alluring Window
When excessive heat or cold keep you from enjoying your solarium, it’s time to see Alluring Window for energy-efficient solarium shades. You have a solarium to allow you to enjoy the outdoors from inside, but those walls of windows invite in the cold and the heat and can make the room uncomfortable enough to keep you out.
- Solarium shades are made especially for curve windows.
- A template of the curve is taken and then a track is made according to the template so it perfectly matches the window shape
- Our solarium shadesreflect heat during warm weather but help insulate your solarium from the chill during cold weather.
- These attractive window treatments accomplish that while blocking out UV rays that can damage wooden surfaces and fade upholstery and carpeting.
- Solarium shades are constructed with a cord for operation, like most other manual shades.
- You can also choose to motorize your solarium shades so they operate from a wall switch or remote control.
- However, they can also be operated from your iPad or iPhone and can even be programmed in with a smart-home system for effortless, automatic operation when you’re at home or away.
- Solarium shades are constructed with a cord for operation, like most other manual shades.
- You can also choose to motorize your solarium shades so they operate from a wall switch or remote control.
- However, they can also be operated from your iPad or iPhone and can even be programmed in with a smart-home system for effortless, automatic operation when you’re at home or away.
- Sliding panels are made out of Roller / solar shade fabrics, therefore some energy efficiency
- The true beauty of these custom window treatments is that they’re energy-efficient solarium shades.
- They’re made to reflect sunlight and heat as well as insulate your solarium from the cold during harsh winter months.
- These qualities also mean protection for your furniture, carpeting, and woodwork from damaging UV rays.
- Solarium shades from Alluring Window can be made from a variety of fabrics in a choice of opacity.
- We offer an extensive collection of attractive fabrics in a selection of textures, patterns, and colors and in a range of weights from heavier blackout fabrics to lighter, light diffusing fabrics with visibility factors from 1 up to 14.
Alluring Window recommends that you avoid using bleach, solvents, abrasives, or any cleaning method that involves heat when caring for your solarium shades. Instead, keep them clean and looking fabulous with regular vacuuming. If solarium shades become stained, you can brush the affected area with a mild detergent, taking care to rinse it thoroughly. Allow the shades to dry completely before raising them. Do NOT immerse the fabric entirely. Commercial spot cleaners may be used, but we recommend testing them in an inconspicuous area to ensure they won’t adversely affect the fabric.
FAQ
What are solarium shades?
how much solarium shades costs?
Solarium shades typically cost between $15 to $50 per square foot, depending on the material, style, and customization options. Motorized or high-end fabrics may increase the price, while simpler manual shades tend to be more affordable.
How to install solarium shades?
To install solarium shades, measure the window size, then attach the shades using brackets, clips, or a track system. Ensure the shades are securely mounted, adjusting for a snug fit. Test the operation to ensure smooth functionality.
How to clean solarium shades?
To clean solarium shades, dust them regularly with a soft cloth or vacuum with a brush attachment. For deeper cleaning, use a mild soap solution and a soft sponge. Avoid harsh chemicals, and let them air dry completely.
How to measure solarium shades?
To measure solarium shades, measure the width and height of each window, including any trim. For a precise fit, measure at multiple points (top, middle, bottom) to account for any variations. Record the largest measurements for accuracy.
