TANG Exterior Roller Shade 6'Wx9'H Outdoor Patio Shades Roll Up Blinds Sunshades for Deck Porch Pergola Balcony Backyard, Grey
$108.99
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SKU
TSSPS16E060090LGY_SSD
- Brand
- TANG
- Package Quantity
- 1
- Make Type
- Custom
- Handling Time
- 3 Day(s)
- Size
- 72"W x 108"L
- Color
- Light Grey
- Please Note: Roller blind accessories will be packaged in sections, the fabric will be folded and need to be assembled by yourself, so the size of the box you receive will be smaller than the product size.Please open the package to confirm the size
- Breathable Fabric: Made of 220GSM polyethylene, it blocks some UV rays, keeping your space cooler. It filters light without completely blocking out the sun, giving you privacy
- Low Maintenance: The fabric is washable. The durable fabric resists fading. It provides privacy while shielding your home from dust, leaves, wind, and rain. It provides a relaxing, cool, and comfortable home
- Sunshades for Patio: Our roller shade was designed to provide shade and privacy for your porch, gazebo, backyard, deck, balcony or other outdoor enjoyment spaces, allowing you to enjoy your patio or porch throughout the day
- Installation: The unit comes with all the necessary parts and instructions, but requires self-assembly. If you're missing parts or have any installation difficulties, please let us know
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Outdoor Roller Shade Blinds for Patio Porch Pergola Balcony Backyard Deck
| Package Quantity | 1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TANG |
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★★★★★★★★★★ Love these shades!Had low expectations but was surprised how nice these shades are! They will protect our furniture from the harsh sun and make the patio useful in the afternoon. I just ordered a third one. Here is some of the things we did to make them work.1. We hung it with four Alumahangers since we have an insulated cover. The end pulley we had to screw into the aluminum awning because it needs to be in a fixed position2. I put WD40 on the threads of the rods to make screwing in easier. Lay the rods flat on a table to get them to screw in. Otherwise it will be very hard.3. We actually cut the rods so they would fit in the groove of our awning cover. You just unscrew the end cap, cut the rod pipe with a pipe cutter and put in a drywall anchor and screw back in the endcap. We took 2.5 inches off the rod to make it fit. The shades still lie flat and function normally.4. I have a cable wrapped around the bottom of the post and then I use an S hook to attach the eye screw of the shade to the cable to keep the shade in place.Wish the cleat to tie the cord was not plastic and wish it was larger. I have a lot of cord because my shades are 6'X9'.6 people found this helpful
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