At SunCoast Blinds we love shades and we make them bigger and bolder than anyone else.
Screen shades or roller shades are attached at the top of your opening within a fascia to match your window frame. This makes them almost impossible to spot when not in use. While rolled down, screen shades ranges from complete blackout material to materials allowing you to still enjoy your view while having protection from the sun and heat outside.
In this blog we’re trying to answer all questions related to screen shades.
At SunCoast Blinds we offer the best American made fabrics, newest motor technology and bigger shades than anyone.
SunCoast Blinds Named Best Blinds & Shutters in Bonita Springs for 2026 We are proud and deeply grateful to announce that SunCoast Blinds has won the 2026 Official Community Choice Award in the Best Blinds/Shutters in Bonita Springs
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SunCoast Blinds Recognized in Window Fashion VISION Magazine We have some fantastic news to share! Our outdoor shading project recently graced the cover of “Window Fashion VISION,” the leading magazine in our industry. We’re filled with pride and excitement,
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Vertical Honeycomb Shades on Sliding Glass Doors For many homeowners, sliding glass doors are a blessing and a curse. They let in a lot of natural light, offer a clear view of the backyard, and provide easy access to
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Achieve Total Light Control and Privacy with Dual Shades As a homeowner in Bonita Springs, Naples, or the surrounding communities, you appreciate the beautiful Florida sunshine. However, you also know that managing that intense light—and maintaining your privacy—requires sophisticated
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The Finishing Touch With Custom Wood Cornices When you’re designing a room, you probably spend a lot of time choosing the perfect curtains or shades. But have you thought about the very top of your windows? That’s where a wood
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