Solar screening / B2B roll supply

80% Shading-Class Solar Screen

Dense vinyl-coated fiberglass solar screen in the 80% shading class for heat, glare and UV-control projects where outward visibility still matters.

80% Shading-Class Solar Screen technical weave diagram Illustrative grid showing the nominal SOLAR 80 mesh count. Not product photography and not to scale. TECHNICAL WEAVE DIAGRAM SOLAR 80 SOLAR SCREENING NOMINAL WARP COUNT 80 WEFT COUNT 80 · NOT TO SCALE
Technical illustrationMesh-count diagram · not product photography
Availability & specification

In our supply range

This product family is part of the normal screen-mesh supply range. Exact construction, roll program and colors are specification-specific and confirmed for your inquiry before quotation.

Product family Solar screening (vinyl-coated fiberglass)
Shading class 80% class
Roll widths Confirm for quotation
Color program Confirm for quotation
Product basis

Solar screening in the 80% shading class is a standard manufacturer positioning across the category (for example Phifer SunTex 80) and part of the supply range discussed per project. Shading, heat and UV figures for the supplied fabric are product data confirmed with the specification.

Buyer should confirm

Reference fabric or shading class · Roll width and length · Color · Shading or heat data required by the project

Commercial terms

Current MOQ, price, lead time, packing, labeling and sample arrangement are handled in the inquiry.

Application fit

Where buyers use this specification.

Use this page when the project calls for sun control with reasonable outward visibility — the 80% class is the common choice for occupied porches and windows people look through.

01Sun-exposed windows
02Porches and patios
03Sunrooms
04Glare-control projects
Specification difference

Why buyers separate this product.

Compared with the 90% class, the 80% construction keeps more view and light at the cost of some heat and glare control. The class is a positioning fork, not a measured rating; product data and samples decide.

RFQ priorities

Four fields to put in the first message.

A clear first inquiry makes it easier to check product fit and prepare a useful commercial comparison.

01Reference fabric or shading class
02Roll width and length
03Color
04Shading or heat data required by the project
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