Yes. The fabric filters rather than blocks, so balanced daylight passes through and you keep a view of the garden from inside. From outside in daylight, the view in is screened, which is where the privacy comes from.

An integrated solar panel charges the screen's motor, enabling fully wireless operation with no mains cable. It makes fitting much simpler on an existing veranda or a window, and suits screens up to 15 square metres.

The edges of the fabric run in zip guides, so the screen is held on both sides. It stays taut and stable in a breeze, closes the gap at the edges against insects, and looks neat whether it is half down or fully down.

They are made to measure in widths from 1m to 6m and heights from 1.5m to 3m. Screens up to 3m wide can use the compact 9cm casing; wider screens use the 11cm casing.

You can. They are suitable for almost any veranda, garden room or canopy and can also be installed on windows and window frames, where they stop heat before it reaches the glass, which is far more effective than an indoor blind.