Does the different colors of window PE sunshades affect the sunshade effect?

The different colors of window PE sunshades will have a significant impact on the shading effect. The following is a point by point introduction:
■Dark sunshades have stronger shading effects:

Dark colored (such as black, dark gray, coffee, etc.) PE sunshades have stronger light absorption ability and can effectively block solar radiation and glare, making them more effective in shading and sun protection. They are suitable for rooms with strong sunlight or facing west/south.

■Light colored sunshades have better transparency:
Light colored (such as white, beige, light gray, etc.) sunshades have strong ability to reflect sunlight, can reflect some heat, and retain good transparency, making the interior brighter. They are suitable for spaces that require natural lighting, such as living rooms or offices.

■Colors have differences in their absorption of thermal radiation:
Dark colored sunshade: It absorbs more heat, which may cause the sunshade itself to have a higher temperature, but it can reduce the conduction of heat indoors.
Light colored sunshade: It absorbs less heat, has a relatively low surface temperature, and can keep the space cool, but its sunshade effect is slightly weaker.

■Affects visual comfort:
Dark sunshades can reduce glare and are suitable for places with high light control requirements such as computer workspaces or video rooms; Light colored curtains are more suitable for creating a spacious and gentle atmosphere.

■Color matching affects interior style:
Different colors not only affect the shading effect, but also the interior decoration style and spatial atmosphere. For example, light colors make the space more transparent and tidy, while dark colors make it more stable and private.

■UV protection ability is also related to color:
Generally speaking, dark sunshades have slightly higher UV resistance than light shades, which helps to better protect furniture and floors from fading.