Installing HUGE porch roller shade curtains!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2022
- I install very large porch roller shade curtains to help with the intense afternoon setting sun that casts across our back porch and kitchen area.
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I install these for a living… you can cut these down to size for each of your openings with a miter saw. I’d be happy to walk you through it. cheers!
I'm happy with the installation now. But I am curious about the cut end. Do you melt it or sew it back?
Tiffany will appreciate the shade while she is cooking
Yes she will!
Thinking Tiffany would appreciate it more if Andrew did the cooking outside. Isn't that the manly thing anyways you all do the outdoor cooking 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I do the grilling, smoking, fish and wild game cooking 😉
@@TKCL well now I know when I need to come for dinner thank you very much Andrew🤣🤣🤣🤣
Those will come in really handy when you guys have parties. 🤠
I was just thinking about one of those yesterday 👍🏻
Very interesting video to watch thank you for putting This video out there for us
Thank you for watching
Those are fantastic!
Hi Andrew 🙂 I didn't know these type shades are available. Looks like they are a perfect fix. Good job!
They work great!
Great job Andrew. You blow me away with them Great ideas especially when you make them work. I REALLY enjoy watching y’all.
Thank you for watching
Hi, Andrew! You are a excellent problem solver. It’s because, Mr. Thinker Tinkerer, your mind stays in overdrive.
Your thought process is amazing. The way you figure things out is fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching
Cool, literally. I always like those types of shade. Great content and Thanks for sharing 👍🇺🇸
Hi Andrew I really like the shade Rollers. My daughter did the same thing on one side of her deck and it works great. You did a really nice install looks neat and professional. Great idea!! 🌞🇨🇦
Thank you
I have an idea for the hooks on the bottom. How about a flower pot around the poles that can hide the bungee cords in or around them. Especially because it sticks out but also still looks pretty with flowers around them.
That would work for now, but I have big plans for that space outside of the porch and need full walk through in that area.
@@TKCL I know you want the pool there as well. Maybe a flower pot that in on the floor going up the pole that can also conceal the cords and your next projects
Have owned that brand for 5 years here in Texas. Make sure you order the end caps on the rods. Over time they will break. When the wind picks up, it becomes a sail, be aware of that. I have had them for 5 years though, over all...good product! Been a subscriber for about a year, but always watch on my TV. Good luck on your future projects!
Thank you
Awesome video, thanks for making and sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
That shade will be much appreciated while ya'll out there.
Yes it will!
Awesome instructions. Put up two shades today. Tyty
Glad it was helpful
I haven't seen that style of shade before. Awesome job on the installation.
Thank you!
Looking good:)That shade is going to be great:) tfs God Bless:)
Yes it is! God bless
Thanks for another awesome video...
Thank you for watching
Andrew, I like the sun shades that will help on your Sunday Lives you won’t get sun in your camera and in our eyes 👀 Catch ya later.
Exactly!
Hmm I definitely want to add this to my outdoor cooking area. Maybe you can put this on the specs remember I want you to build mine 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️
return the shades. do it. doit.!!!! they make me and every guest you have crazy. they be like this house is perfect! but those shades! no noo noooooo why! you torture our ocd were dieing! lol
Get a flat door plate that is usually put on the wall to prevent the door knob from busting drywall for the end at touches the siding. that might work.
Your so stubborn, if it doesn't work this will👍 thank you for posting!
Looks great! I didn't know they made roll ups with shade sail type fabric! Wonder if they make them Roman Blind style 🤔. I might consider that for my west facing porch in AZ.
Still wondering where you're coming to hang that porch swing? 😉🥰
Well we talked about the swi g and might have a completely different spot for it.
now in the shade cooking them t bone steaks and peppers. be bless and safe and love. truckers went on a strike in oakland ports may be some shortages.
Yikes, I hadn't heard.
Wow. What a difference. They should make it more comfortable when Tiffany cooks on Sunday.
They sure do
Those look the same as ours at the barn. We cut them down with a chop saw to make them fit and put the caps / ends back on then heated the edge of the fabric so it didn't come undone.
I seriously considered doing something like that.
@@TKCL It would help your problem with tying it down
These are pretty cool. My neighbor had something kind of like that that was split, it had a magnetic door where that you can push open that covered his garage doors. I was thinking about just using something like that for a screened in porch that I could remove pretty easily if it got too windy and when I didn’t want it to be covered. It just use Velcro though and I’m not sure that would be strong enough long-term.
I've seen those too, pretty neat.
Man those shades are pretty awesome I'm surprised you don't have a 3D printer you could build your own brackets 🤷🏽♂️.. also that outdoor kitchen is coming out pretty nice 👍🏽
Yep, another time I've needed that printer!
Yep, another time I've needed that printer!
get black iron pipe drill into post and run pipe half way in so the pipe can be taken in and out and extend past pole to the bracket length you need. when you decide to do something else years from now just frill in drill hole with dowel and send flat
Nice.
Nice addition to your porch area Andrew! That sun can be brutal, you've reclaimed your porch! Have you thought about installing a hinge on the outer post that could fold down when not needed but when opened would allow the shade to be pulled straight down? Don't know if your OCD is kicking in but thought it might be an idea? Folds flat when not used bit up and out, with the plastic bracket connected on the end when you do. Anyway, lol. Enjoyed it!
Lol that's funny, I was just mentioning that idea to a viewer a few hours ago. I think it's a great solution.
Nice job! On your outside, build a bracket like the one holding the shade at the top, so it looks symmetrical top and bottom. Then attach those bungee holder.
Problem with that is the mower coming by and people catching on it. I was thinking a fold against the post hinged bracket.
@@TKCL Maybe some sort of recessed D Ring. Just flip it out to hook the bungee when needed.
I am so glad to see these open roof structures l After seeing an earlier video of your TORNADO WIND DAMAGE,
I became concerned ! Also in an earlier video, when you screwed the cellular antenna to the top of the roof, I saw the house roof move l If you would install a set of cross hatch cable or threaded rods, between several roof supports , it would ADD to the side wise stability of the roof supports ! As a thought, you have MORE open wind sail structure than Columbus had as sails on his ship crossing the ocean !
That was the man lift basket moving, not the house. We've already been in some nasty thunderstorms and I have not seen or heard anything budge an inch on the house.
Looks great! One thought I had if you want the bungee cords to pull straight down is you could mount the holders on a bracket with a hinge, so the bracket would lay down flat against the post when not in use.
That's exactly what I have been thinking about, the hinge idea.
@@TKCL I just had another idea, instead of a hinge you could also make the bracket removable. So maybe something like a hole in the post it would slide into. Then you could just pull it out when not in use, plus then you could put holes at different heights so you wouldn’t need extra holders.
I definitely don't want to drill holes in a support post. Screws is one thing, holes is another.
@@TKCL I was just using that as an example. It could be a bracket that the other bracket hooks into. Just another idea is all.
Looks like a 'shady' deal..🙂
Put a drill on the end of the rod to make raising and lowering quicker. lol
I was telling Tiffany that yesterday 😀
You also could have ad sand in the lower tubes to make the heavy.
Andrew you're going to find out one more thing about me I used to hang roller shades and mini blinds for customers I used to have until I had a medical issue that I couldn't do it anymore
Hey Andrew, it looks like if you wanted you could have cut them down, then maybe roll the screen over or Mrs Tiffany could put a hem where you cut the screen. I know it's too late and it looks good, but just an idea!!!
Yeah I wasn't sure we could sew those back together.
Using a drill to speed. Up turning the blinds down. Goes really fast.
I've considered it
That should make a big difference
They do! We love them
Good work Andrew. If I had done it (opinions, much like bellybuttons), I would have left the blind closer to the house the way is was, but mounted the one further from your house on the outside of the posts. Evened the end of the blind with the furthest post and overlapped the center post (may need to tee off the center post in the other direction similar to the way you did the blind closer to the you house. Thanks as always for your videos. Love to see how you're making this a beautiful and comfortable home.
I kicked that idea around as well, when all I could find was 8ft bli d's I was going to overlap 3.
Okay wait a minute I want electric ones I don't want those winey ones 🤣🤣🤣
Word of advise. Get replacement bungee cables. Those don't last long with the sun. lol..
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Andrew great job on the porch shades. Prayers you are feeling well. Did yall run up to valdosta area?
Yes we went to Valdosta, I had to get a mower part from Agri Supply
@@TKCL wasn't sure what town but valdosta is a booming town near the state line. Do you have any commercial produce growers near by.? One of my family members would go to quitmam/valdosta area an buy a truck & trailer load of veggie to resell.
The few growers near me sell to their own stores.
I have screens up and they help cut down how far the rain blows in too.
I'm a bit nervous about the storms and wind.
Those look like Koolroo shades. Mine were also too wide. I removed an end cap, shortened the rod and rehemmed the fabric to decrease the width.
You could mount those on the backside of your gutters are on the facia board and not have to worry about those mounts at all, it might stick over a little behind the house but if you just put it on the roof you wouldn’t really have to worry about the width of the polls. It looks like it might be long enough heat up to you work around or move one of the gutters over a few inches but it’s another option.
I'd be worried about the sun destroying them and the rain causing mildew if they were mounted there.
@@TKCL good point. It would be interesting to see if you could cut them down a little to make them fit the way you want. But I think it looks pretty good the way you have it set up, I would probably try to come up with a way to clamp the bottom down better, just because you have so much wind there but it might be better just to let it go. You might even find a way to tie the two of them together just to keep it from being able to swing over towards the window so easily if it’s blown really hard.
I definitely think the idea about putting the chair footer on there to keep it from messing up the paint on the side of the house is a good idea, or at least I felt pad on that end.
They are a weird plastic material, cutting them down would require melting and or sewing like we've never done. I decided it wasn't a good idea.
Hey Andrew, I hung one of those on my back porch some time back. To hold it down I skipped the bungee things and grabbed some clips, parachute cord and and hold down I anchored in the concrete. This gives me the ability to hold down the shade and any level all the way to close to rolled up. Trust me, it not strapped down those things are sails in the wind. I have some pics of mine that I would like to send you. Where I I send those? Thnaks!
Kelleyscountry@gmail.com thanks!
Andy, How about putting extruded aluminum C channel the full length vertically on the house and posts. Fabricate metal arms that would attach to the ends of the roller shades and the other den of the arms would ride in the C channel . Always secure no matter what lenght the shades are. Jerry in Pa.
That c channel would be out in thin air past both of the posts, don't think that would look good. That would work awesome if the shades lined up with the posts.
@@TKCL Andy, You misunderstood me. put the C channel VERTICAL (up and down) ON THE POST.
Yes that's why I am referring to, the ends of the blinds are way past the posts.
@@TKCL Instead of using the pungie cords, fabricate a metal bracket- one end rides in the C track- the other is attached to the rod ends.
Joneaz makes an adjustable bungee on Amazon. No need for additional brackets.
I'll check them out, I need something about 36 inches long before stretching.
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Andrew your ceiling looks really nice painted. Are you going to paint the columns
Still undecided for now.
Andrew could you overlap the shades in the middle by putting the outer one in front of the one by the house? That way the end one doesn’t stick past the post?
You could, but I do not feel it would look as good. I've considered it.
Just secured at the bottom I would consider making a bracket that screws to the post it just holds that pole down tight. Just a little piece of metal that you could easily tighten down with a wingnut it would hold the polls in place without the bungees and be much stronger. When I’m watching the video I’m wondering if that thing blew up and swung in towards the house if it would reach the window. 🤔
I'm thinking about a fold up hinge to mount to the post.
@@TKCL that would be cool. I also bought some magnets off of eBay. They’re made for screwing under a table or a cabinet to hold a gun but they’re very strong magnets. Then you could just put a metal park or some thing in the post and drill so you can counter sink it so it’s flush but those magnets were very very strong and they have bigger ones that are more of a rectangle shape as well. That might be a thought but I’m sure you’ll come up with something pretty awesome
I like those roller shades. Can you let us know were you sourced them. Thanks.
They are from Lowe's.
Just curious if you have any updates on how well these have stood up to those stormy/windy days.
Zero issues, a little squeak from one gearbox. I do take them up on very windy days, but I've also been caught a few times with no damage.
Looks great! 10x8 is exactly what I am looking for. Can you tell me the brand name and who sells them? Thanks!
I bought them at Lowes, search "roller shade"
Looking good. I have zero knowledge in your advance technical knowledge and skill. I do wonder if adding an additional 2X4 support in center of each 24” span holding the 24” tile, would assist long term in preventing tile from cracking or breaking. I hope this isn’t a stupid question.🙏
I'm nowhere near done, that countertop is getting a lot more support.
If you can't find the bungie brackets, you can always 3D print them.
Yep, another reason I'd love to have a printer.
What brand of roller shades are they?
I would like to get some.
Thank you
Coolaroo or something like that from Lowe's.
Yes, I knew you put the shade to keep you from the sun while working and poor Tiffany had to endure it standing by the Blackstone , you naughty boy😂 Now, to get serious, since it blocks the wing acting like a sail, do you think it can withstand your strong winds if they surprise you?
Time will tell, I am nervous about the winds.
in the off chance this does not work out their is a screen system from Larson manufacturing it is called the Grandvue E800 they run around $470 at menders and lows for the base length of 8x8 and 9x8 but from what I can tell from when I worked at Larson most items can be custom ordered for different size. the one thing that makes these better is they run in a track so there would be no need for the bungie cords on the ends and there is a motorized version as well E950 but that has a screen length down to 10ft
I like the track idea.
Can you share where you found them. I tried looking for the product name or link but I’m on my phone and wasn’t successful. Thank you for sharing.
I got them at Lowes in store.
4:20 - what is that jar contraption all about? Have you done a video on it?
Here you go, it has been working well at my barn. th-cam.com/video/N9T3osyH02E/w-d-xo.html
What brand are those shades? I could use some for a project I have been planning.
I bought them at Lowes, look down the shade isle.
Can you link to the shades?
I bought them at a local Lowe's. Try searching outdoor roller shade at Lowes.
Don't know how to explain this idea but on your posts for those bungee anchors could you do a slotted 2x4 and when they are down pivot them to a T position and bungee to those? Then when your shades are up pivot them back to the vertical position and they lay with your posts and kind of hide there
That's a interesting idea 🤔
@@TKCL may try and sketch something up and email it to you
I'm already thinking of some collapsible hinges that Lowe's sells that might work.
@@TKCL If nothing else a single bolt through the post with a wingnut might hold a 2x4 steady enough that you could pivot it from the horizontal to vertical position.
Can you provide a link to those roller shades that you used?
I bought them in store at Lowes. Search Lowe's for "roller shades".
Why did you not cut them to fit the width you need? Seems like a lot rigging for something that should fit easily. Just to clarify, remove the end cap (either side) roll the shade fully extended, cut the roll tube to the width required, carefully using a straight edge and sharp razor blade cut the cloth. Roll everything back up and replace the end cap. Custom!
Not that easy, the ends are stitched together, I don't sew.
@@TKCL Ah, got it. Wish I was closer to give you a hand with that. They do make a product called fray check that protects the fabric. I understand your dilemma.
Do you have a link for the shades?
No I bought them in store at Lowes. Search "outdoor roller shades".
@@TKCL Thanks! I appreciate it.
😎👍 Very nice! Do you hire out?! 🍺🇺🇸🚜 Cool! ☀️
Sure do, but your not going to like my travel rate to where you live 😉. Hope you are doing well!
@@TKCL Right! Not at these fuel prices! You inspired me to put a window shade on our house. We’re in the 90s, it ain’t Florida, but it’s hot! Take care!!🚜👍
Did you consider planting deciduous trees to block the sun?
I have future plans for that area so trees won't work for my purposes.
I'm sure it'll only be a matter of time before you figure out how to automate those shades with electric motors. Lol.
I've already been thinking about it 🤔
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Thanks