How long do screen protectors last you?

Those who have experienced living with outdoor shading never want to go back. Acquiring it also raises the question of how long it will reliably serve you at full capacity.

Do you have outdoor shading in your house or apartment, or are you currently considering this option? Then you surely agree that it is a matter of longer decision-making and contemplation. And if you have already decided to invest in shading technology, you expect smooth operation and long longevity.

To begin with, a few basic pieces of information: screen rollers - shades are the second most common type of outdoor shading. Therefore, it is not unusual to encounter them in the gardens of friends or in the windows of the local authority. An undeniable advantage of screen shades is the preservation of visual contact with the surroundings, the ability to regulate the penetration of thermal energy into the room, and last but not least, great design. Unlike classic outdoor blinds, even through closed screens you can see outside and enjoy a supply of fresh air.

The material ensures durability

Screen shades are usually made from synthetic fabric – specifically, from glass or polyester fibers, which are coated with a PVC layer for added strength. Thanks to this technology, the screens become very strong and durable, even when facing intense sun, heavy rain, or winds of up to 90 km/h. Despite demanding conditions, they maintain their shape even after several years. The manufacturer of Minirol screen shades, BUILDING Shutter Systems s.r.o., can thus provide up to a five-year warranty on selected components.

No risk of fading

“Aren’t those shades going to fade right away?” – this is one of the most common questions manufacturers of outdoor shading receive from customers. The durable material and high-quality coating of the fabric form a strong combination, whose integrity is not compromised even by daily exposure to color-desiring rays.

Now you know that screen rollers (shades) are a very useful addition in the household. Not only do they complement the overall visual style of the building, but they also very effectively regulate the penetration of light and heat into the rooms, contributing to the overall energy savings of the building.