UVShield UV Blocking Cellular Shades
Two Levels of UV Protection
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UVShield 88 — Blocks 88% of UVA and UVB radiation. Reduces fading by approximately 80% compared to unprotected windows. Ideal for most residential applications.
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UVShield 99 — Blocks 99% of UV radiation. Archival‑grade protection for museums, galleries, and fine‑art collections. Reduces fading by approximately 95%.
Both technologies are integrated into the fiber during extrusion—not applied as topical coatings—and are guaranteed for the life of the shade.
Fiber‑Integrated Technology
Unlike topical UV coatings that can wear off, migrate, or discolor, UVShield’s absorbers are chemically bonded within the polyester polymer during fiber extrusion. The protection is uniform throughout the fiber cross‑section, meaning:
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It is permanent and cannot wash off
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It will not degrade with cleaning
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It introduces no color cast to the fabric
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It maintains full performance for the life of the shade
Insulation + UV Protection = Complete Performance
UVShield combines archival‑grade UV filtration with the thermal and acoustic benefits of honeycomb construction. Each cell traps still air, reducing heat transfer by up to 35% and softening external noise. It’s the only shade that simultaneously:
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Protects interiors from UV damage
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Reduces energy consumption
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Improves acoustic comfort
Clear View, Not Darkened Glass
Many UV‑blocking solutions—films, coatings, tinted glass—introduce visible amber, blue, or mirrored tints. UVShield is optically clear. The fabric looks identical to standard light‑filtering cellular shades, with no discernible color shift. Your view remains bright, natural, and true.
Available in Light Neutrals Only (UVShield 99)
To maximize optical clarity, UVShield 99 is offered in eight light‑neutral colors:
Arctic White, Ivory, Oyster, Pearl, Sand, Light Grey, Greige, Sky Blue
UVShield 88 is available in the full palette of 30+ colors.
Documentation for Insurance & Appraisals
Every UVShield order includes a certificate of UV protection documenting the tested performance of the specific fabric installed. This documentation can be submitted to insurers, conservators, and appraisers to verify that appropriate preservation measures are in place.
