Find your exterior window shades.
Thermo Weave™ solar-screen mesh
The same Thermo Weave™ screen that shades RVs and boats — here on the outside of your home’s glass, on the hot west- and south-facing rooms where the summer load is worst. Architectural sizes, cut to fit with scissors — about 30–60 minutes per window, at your own pace.
Black / white
Black blocks the most solar heat — best for hot climates. White is a more open weave: more daylight and outward view. Same fabric, your call.
Optical-grade
A solar screen, not a blackout blind — you keep the outward view and daytime privacy while the room cools and the glare drops.
Won't fray
Trims to any window with household scissors — no hemming, no binding. It won't stretch or fray at the cut edge.
Weatherproof
Rinse it clean with a garden hose; leave it up year-round, or snap it off and roll it away for the season.
Stop the heat at the glass — and the cooling load with it.
Windows are where a home gains its summer heat — that’s where the biggest cooling load builds. Shade the glass on the outside and the system spends the afternoon chasing far less of it.
Snaps on, snaps off.
No drilling, ever.
The 3M™ VHB studs bond to the frame around the opening — never the glass — so there's no seal to damage and nothing drilled. The same adhesive grips vinyl, aluminum, fiberglass, glass, and plastic.
The Cap & Pin™ snaps the mesh on and off in seconds — take it down for winter light, cleaning, or travel, then snap it back. The low-profile studs stay put between seasons.
Shade the glass from the outside — where it actually works.
The U.S. Department of Energy rates exterior shading the most effective way to cut solar heat gain — the heat never reaches the pane. Black mesh blocks up to 90%. Interior blinds and tint only act after it’s already inside.
The 3M™ VHB studs bond to the window frame or trim, not through your siding — so nothing is drilled and no window or siding warranty is voided. Snaps off cleanly when you want it gone.
It’s a see-through screen, not a blackout blind: you get the outward view and daytime privacy while the room stays cooler and glare drops.
Measure it, install it, care for it — straight from the guide.
Window Shades01
Step #1: Measuring for EZ Snap Window ShadesEZ Snap® Window Shades can be fastened to your window frames, window trim, or … Read →
Fasteners & Hardware02
Step #2: Installing FastenersMost customers prefer using the “No-Drill” EZ Snap® 3M™ Adhesive Fasteners for… Read →
Window Shades03
Step #3: How to Cut EZ Snap Shade FabricTip: Use the recommended Kit Size and Cutting Layout from the EZ Snap Kit Size… Read →
Window Shades04
Step #4: Shade Fabric PlacementEZ Snap Shades are Exterior Shades The Shade Mesh must be mounted on the outsi… Read →
See what owners say →Rated 4.9★ by 592 verified shade owners.
Will it void my window warranty?
No. The studs bond to the frame or surrounding trim with 3M™ VHB — not to the glass and not through the siding — so there’s no drilling and nothing that voids a window or siding warranty.
Can I still see out?
Yes. It’s a solar-screen mesh, so you keep a clear outward view and daytime privacy from the street — you’re just cutting the heat and glare, not blacking out the window.
How does it attach to the house?
The adhesive studs stick to the window frame or trim; the mesh snaps on and off. No drilling, no fasteners into the wall. Plan roughly 30–60 minutes per window, at your own pace — cut to fit with scissors.
Can I take it down in winter?
Yes — unsnap the mesh to let the winter sun back in; the studs stay put for next summer, or peel off if you’d rather.