I guess this question is directed at conservators and
collections managers on the listserve: I’m searching for Solarveil-type blinds
for our institution. Unfortunately, the manufacturer of Solarveil fabric has
gone out of business. One blind manufacturer I spoke with said I can get the
same effect (allowing some visible light in, but blocking most UV light) by
using any material with “1% openness”. My questions are: Is this
accurate? And assuming it’s a description of weave density, how the heck do
I gauge “openness? Is there another manufacturer of solarveil-type fabric
that I should be contacting?
Thanks,
--suzanne Buchanan
Suzanne Buchanan, Director
Hingham Historical Society
P.O. Box 434
Hingham, MA 02043
Phone: 781-749-7721
Fax: 781-749-0091
http://www.hinghamhistorical.org/
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