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Overview of Sunscape System

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Santa Sean will explain the difference to help you choose!

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In contrast to Easy Glaze, the Sunscape system is described as a three-part system, offering a more 'higher-end look.' It comprises a track, a panel, and a cap that sits on top. This construction provides a 'nice finished look,' making it a great choice if the finished project will be seen from above (e.g., from windows on an upper floor) or any elevated vantage point. Santa mentions it is a little bit more expensive but requires barely any more time to install. Visuals demonstrate a sleek, finished pergola roof with clear panels and integrated tracks.

Goal: The Sunscape system is presented as a three-part, higher-end polycarbonate roofing solution with a more finished aesthetic, suitable for visible applications.

Tools and materials

  • Caps Sunscape
  • Sunscape Polycarbonate Panels Sunscape
  • Track System Sunscape

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very DIY friendly. Now, Sunscape system is a three-part system. A little bit more of a higherend look. It has a track, it [music] has a panel, and then it has a cap on top of that. It's going to give you a nice finished look. It's a great choice if you're going to see the finished [music] product from the top. If there's windows from above or you can see it from any type of vantage point, I would go with the Sunscape system. It's a [music] little bit more expensive. Barely any more time to install. Both are great options. Checking my list here. And it looks like you [music] have been a good boy. So, you know what?

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