Sunscreen Roller Blinds

The typical structure of sunscreen blackout fabric is: face layer of regular sunscreen fabric (70% PVC + 30% polyester), middle layer of TPU film lamination, and back layer of acrylic coating. When ordering, confirm: face layer PVC/polyester ratio, back color, and total fabric weight (face + TPU film + coating, with ±5% tolerance being a common industry acceptable range). The TPU film does not require separate parameter confirmation — only confirm that actual light-blocking performance matches the buyer's provided sample.

For bedrooms where total darkness matters, blackout roller blinds or blackout honeycomb shades are the top choices. Zebra blinds offer adjustable light control but cannot achieve full darkness. Honeycomb shades add the best thermal insulation, which helps reduce energy costs in both winter and summer.

Roller blinds are generally easier to clean than zebra blinds. A single-layer roller blind fabric can be wiped down with a damp cloth or vacuumed with a brush attachment. Zebra blinds have two layers of mesh fabric with alternating solid and sheer stripes, which can trap dust in the gaps and require more careful cleaning. Both should avoid harsh chemicals and excessive moisture.

Sunscreen blinds provide good daytime privacy when it is brighter outside than inside. The mesh fabric allows you to see out while limiting the view from outside in. However, at night when interior lights are on, the effect reverses — people outside can see in while your view out is reduced. For nighttime privacy, you may need an additional blackout layer or choose a tighter weave mesh.

Our standard trade term is FOB Shanghai. Payment terms are typically 30% deposit by T/T after order confirmation, with the 70% balance due before shipment. We accept T/T bank transfer. For large orders, irrevocable L/C at sight can be discussed. Other trade terms (CIF, DDP) are available upon request.