Fabric Collection

Start from how much light you want to pass. Sun Glow fabrics run from transparent, which keeps the view and cuts glare, through translucent and privacy fabrics, to blackout, which is specified where a room needs to be dark. The system stays the same; the fabric changes the result.

Fabric selection is handled through a Sun Glow dealer, who works through the options as part of quoting an order. Downloadable catalogs for the Roller and Interlude collections are available in the Resources section of mysunglow.com, along with a fabric specification chart.

A translucent fabric lets diffused light through while blocking the view, so a room stays bright but private. A blackout fabric is opaque and stops light passing through the fabric itself, though light can still enter around the edges unless side channels are specified.

Yes. Sun Glow supplies both residential and commercial work, and publishes an Architectural Binder and a LEED guide in the Resources section for specifiers. Full system specifications including dimensional limits, light gaps, mounting details and LEED criteria are documented on the Window Shade Systems page.

Yes. Fabrics differ in how much solar heat and UV they block, which is why the specification chart lists performance data for each. Cellular shades add insulation through their honeycomb structure rather than the fabric alone. A dealer can match fabric performance to the window's orientation and exposure.