This page lists every Sun Glow shade system with its specifications, including dimensional limits, light gaps, mounting details and LEED criteria, so a system can be matched to a window before fabric is chosen. It covers fifteen systems, from standard roller shades through zebra and cellular to skylight, outdoor and panel track.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a shade and a blind?
In common use, a blind has slats or vanes that tilt, while a shade is a continuous piece of fabric that raises and lowers. Sun Glow manufactures shades, including zebra and sheer systems whose fabric vanes tilt to give blind-like light control without rigid slats.
Which Sun Glow shade should I choose?
Start from the window and the problem. Roller shades suit most standard windows; zebra and sheer systems where light needs adjusting through the day; cellular where insulation matters; Nimbus for skylights and angled glass; fixed shades for unusual shapes; panel track for patio doors and room dividers.
What shade works for an odd-shaped window?
Fixed Shades are custom fitted to any window size and shape, and are the recommended solution for unusual window frame shapes. Nimbus Skylight Shades can be installed at any angle. Sun Glow manufactures to the measurements supplied, so non-standard sizes are made rather than trimmed to fit.
Does Sun Glow make outdoor shades?
Yes. Onex Zip Screen is a durable outdoor shade with a weather- and wind-resistant zipper system. Sun Glow also lists Exterior Shades under its window treatments. A dealer confirms which system suits the exposure and the size of the opening.
Where do I get specifications for Sun Glow shade systems?
This page carries full system specifications, including dimensional limits, light gaps, mounting details and LEED criteria. The Resources section also holds an Architectural Binder, a LEED guide, a measuring guide and fabric specification charts. Pricing, lead times and fabric availability come from a Sun Glow dealer.