Clear PEVA Outdoor Curtain

What this outdoor curtain is made of

This is a clear outdoor curtain made of PEVA. The film is about 95% clear, so you can see your yard, your view or your guests through it. It is waterproof, which makes it a useful layer for a patio, pergola, porch or balcony that needs shelter from rain and wind.

The material is 0.012 mm thick. It hangs as a light, flexible sheet rather than a heavy panel. Eyelets run along the top edge at a distance of about 39 in (1 m) from each other, so you can hang it from a rod, a wire or hooks.

Each box includes 1 curtain. The edge color you choose runs along the border of the panel.

Sizes for patios, pergolas and porches

Choose the size that matches the opening you want to cover. The first number is the width and the second is the drop.

Short drops such as 3.3 ft suit a low rail or a half wall. Long drops such as 13.1 ft and 16.4 ft suit a tall pergola post or a two-story porch opening. If your opening falls between two sizes, size up so the panel can overlap the frame.

Edge colors

Pick the edge that blends with your space or stands out on purpose:

• Black edge: a crisp outline that reads as a frame
• Brown edge: a warm, wood-friendly tone
• Gray edge: a quiet, neutral choice
• White edge: a bright trim that matches white rails and trim

The clear center stays the same on every option. Only the border changes.

How to hang and use it

The eyelets sit about 39 in (1 m) apart. Space your hooks, clips or ties to match that distance so the top edge hangs evenly. A rod, a cable or a set of screw hooks along a beam all work.

Plan for a little slack. A clear panel that hangs tight can pull at the eyelets in wind. Leave a small amount of give so the curtain can move without stress.

Use single panels side by side to close a wide opening, or hang one panel as a wind block on the side of a pergola that takes the weather. Because the film is about 95% clear, it works well where you want shelter without losing daylight.

Care and storage

Wipe the curtain with a soft cloth and mild soap in water. Rinse with clean water and let it air dry before you roll or fold it.

Avoid sharp tools, rough brushes and abrasive cleaners, which can scratch the clear film. Store the curtain flat or rolled in a dry place when it is off the frame. Keep it away from open flames and hot surfaces.