Sun & heat
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Serving Pender County & Topsail Island
Shade screens in Pender County.
By July, an unshaded west-facing porch in Hampstead or a rooftop deck at Topsail Beach can be too hot to use until sundown. Wilmington Awning installs exterior solar shade screens that stop up to 99% of that sun at the opening — pulling the temperature down and killing the glare while you keep the breeze off the water and the view that made you buy the house.
Fabric makes the difference
Weaves matched to Carolina sun.
The openness of a shade fabric is a trade: tighter weaves block more sun, more open weaves keep more view. A golf-course lot in Hampstead with brutal afternoon exposure calls for a different screen than a sound-side porch at Surf City where the outlook is the whole point. Wilmington Awning helps you pick a weave for each exposure, then you run them by remote or wall switch as the sun moves.
- Nano 95 & Nano 97 — tight, high-performance weaves for maximum sun and heat rejection on the harshest exposures.
- Textilene 80, 90 & 95 — proven solar mesh in a range of opennesses to balance shade against a clear view through.
- Dim Out 99 — near-blackout fabric for porches and rooms that need deep shade and privacy.
- Shadeview 95 & Specialty AME 97 — view-forward fabrics that tame glare while keeping the waterway and beach scenery in sight.
Related screens
More ways to close in your space.
The same motorized housing that carries shade fabric can carry insect mesh or storm-rated screen instead. Spec each opening for its job.
Bugs & breeze
Storm protection
Hurricane Screens
Wind-rated retractable screens that close in a porch against storms.
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