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These are curtains that you can open and close. The video only shows them in the closed position.

Thanks! Figured it out!

@@christopherkosicki8658 What did they use?

@@mymengmingI also measured my shades myself and ordered them from mighty covers. I got an quote from a local company to Jacksonville and it was $600 a piece. I outdid that by getting a much better product commercial95 for around $300 a piece including all hardware ( 316 stainless caribeners, turnbuckles, and eye bolts), saving myself 50%

We use the same Ultracoat screws used to assemble the enclosure.

@@floridalanaicurtainsthank you! I’m trying to dyi this in Jax so appreciate the help, are you using a diamond/oblong pad eye?

Yes. We do work in Riverview. Give us a call if you have a project you would like to discuss.

We use our own patented track system that is made from the same aluminum as your enclosure so it blends in and looks like a natural part of the enclosure.

They may slightly block some breezes but their primary purpose is to provide privacy and shade.

Hello! They might block a bit of the breezes but their primary purpose is to provide privacy and /or shade.

Have you considered that trees take time to grow, don't provide 100% privacy, require constant maintenance, and provide an environment for insects and pests? Our curtains give instant 100% privacy, last for 10+ years, and are virtually maintenance free.

Absolutely agree! We do our best to solve privacy and shade problems even if our products don't fit within a potential client's budget. Also, we never try to come up with a solution that is outside the scope of our abilities just to make a buck.

Hello! Can I ask what your comment means? First one?

@@floridalanaicurtains It means I was the first one to make a comment, an easy way to help out the algorithm so your video will get suggested to other ppl to watch kinda of a bragging right to say I was the first one to see your video after u posted have a nice week

Hello! You'll want to contact Darren Spong with SW Lanai Curtains and Shade at 941-544-0602. He's the distributor for the Fort Myers area.

The curtains are super easy to remove and re-hang.

@@floridalanaicurtains thank you...

I look forward to seeing your product! Keep in mind that our track system is patented and you'd need to use Sunbrella fabric or something comparable to achieve the same level of quality. The curtains actually look much classier once the fabric has had a chance to soften up and let all of the folds and wrinkles from transport fall out.

Could...then why aren't you Debbie? Why aren't you?

Hello! We do not have an installer in SC at this time.

Feel free to give us a call to get a free estimate.

Check out LanaiCurtains.com for more options. Give me a call if you want to discuss options. West Palm is about as far south as we travel.

Not sure where you got your "quote" but you are mistaken. Our curtains are not sold by square foot.

Hello! We use the same ultracote screws that were used in building your lanai.

@@floridalanaicurtains do you give free estimates? We're out in Oviedo.

Hello!;We do a lot of custom work so I'm sure we could do something unique and inexpensive for you.

Shoot me a text with your name and number to 813-337-2511.

Hello! How can I help you?

Removal is very easy. Simply remove the stopper at either end of each section of track and slide all of the curtain panels to that end and they come right out of the track. Prior to a Hurricane is the only time I would take them down. For other windy situations, just open them up and tie them back in bundles.

Sure...if you install it yourself, don't mind permanent loss of your view and airflow, and feeling like you're in a bathroom. Then it's a good option for privacy.

@@floridalanaicurtains that's what happens when your curtains are closed screens cheaper

@@johnlindsay5066 But you can open the curtains. And you'll be replacing that Florida Glass after the next big storm or hurricane.

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Yes. They are very easy to remove for hurricanes.

The cost depends on the size of each job. If you visit out website, you can do a free instant online estimate. Or, you can call me directly and I can give you a ballpark price.

My mistake. You're inquiring about the shade sails. They can be taken down for hurricanes but not easily... depending on where to have them and how hard they are to reach. My personal recommendation is to leave them up. We use a mesh fabric and leave gaps between the sails to reduce wind resistance.

Hello! Yes. They can be opened and closed and we do install in Jacksonville. I'm actually leaving an estimate in Fernandina Beach so if you're available, this afternoon would be a perfect time for me to stop by on my way back down to Melbourne.

You can reach me at 813-337-2511.