memilanuk
Jul 08, 2018Explorer II
Privacy screen for screen door
So... our two previous TTs had one rear entry door, and windows on either side of the front bedroom, which we frequently opened at night for a cross draft to keep things cool-ish without having to run the A/C all night long.
New TT has two doors, one opening into the front bedroom... but only one window on the opposite wall. We've talked about just leaving the exterior door open and just cross-ventilating with the screen door... but she has some privacy concerns with just the screen door, and we've already had to put one of those reflective window shades inside the window on the exterior door to be able to sleep in mornings.
Recently I came across some posts here mentioning the EZ-Snap exterior window shade setup (mesh sun screen system with a specific mounting system, designed to go over exterior windows and block up to 90% of the heat before it gets inside, while keeping the ability to see *out*). It seems like this *should* be close to ideal for our needs - it'd add some additional privacy to the screen door, allow air to pass thru, and maybe block a portion of the morning sunlight.
Anybody have other ideas or suggestions?
New TT has two doors, one opening into the front bedroom... but only one window on the opposite wall. We've talked about just leaving the exterior door open and just cross-ventilating with the screen door... but she has some privacy concerns with just the screen door, and we've already had to put one of those reflective window shades inside the window on the exterior door to be able to sleep in mornings.
Recently I came across some posts here mentioning the EZ-Snap exterior window shade setup (mesh sun screen system with a specific mounting system, designed to go over exterior windows and block up to 90% of the heat before it gets inside, while keeping the ability to see *out*). It seems like this *should* be close to ideal for our needs - it'd add some additional privacy to the screen door, allow air to pass thru, and maybe block a portion of the morning sunlight.
Anybody have other ideas or suggestions?