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10 years ago

My house is east-facing orientation so there are a lot of sunlight AM in the front and especially a lot of sunlight at the back PM and we have 2 mirror backdoors, 2 mirror windows which cause the inside too much bright. I'm planning to build pergolas but would like to listen other advices. thanks.

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Darzy
10 years ago
Do a covered patio in the back. Pergolas do not guard against sunlight or rain.
everdebz
10 years ago
What are the mirrored things like?
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daywednes
Original Author
10 years ago
yeah we have an old patio right after the doors at the back. i will upload images tomorrow. thanks for the reply.

@everdebz: i will upload the images tomorrow.

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