[Sandy and Ed]

Originally Posted by MandoMan

So it lets light through—it is translucent—but it is not transparent like glass, so it offers privacy. But it does NOT offer VENTILATION. No breeze. Sounds like a useful product, but only if that fits your needs. Another option with less privacy is sun-blocking shade screen that is much harder to see through if it is light outside and darker inside. But from the inside you can still see through it.

Agree. Get a light (!!!!) colored sun screen. Lets the air through but the light color provides more privacy while reflecting more heat away from the inside. You will need to determine the % filtration you want. The more filtration the better for airflow but the tighter for privacy

[gmdds]

We installed it (ourselves). We put the smoother side on the outside, which made it a little easier to trim off the excess. You will need the smaller flat spline, as the material is thicker. Those that say it won’t hold up to wind, don’t know what they’re talking about, or had theirs installed wrong…as ours made it through hurricane Irma, with no problems at all.

[gmdds]

Originally Posted by gmdds

We installed it (ourselves). We put the smoother side on the outside, which made it a little easier to trim off the excess. You will need the smaller flat spline, as the material is thicker. Those that say it won’t hold up to wind, don’t know what they’re talking about, or had theirs installed wrong…as ours made it through hurricane Irma, with no problems at all.

Have a few other tips, if interested…feel free to PM me.

[cwmmfink]

mine has the screen facing inside the patio.

[RobbyHarris]

Originally Posted by Sandy and Ed

So which side goes out??

. The left side if you are SOUTH of 466 and the right side if NORTH.