Phifer SheerWeave 7300/7350 Fabric
18 colourways, blackout / light-filtering, up to 118 inches wide. Every swatch and every published specification, from the workroom that cuts Phifer in Fort Lauderdale and installs it from Miami to Palm Beach.
Nine colours across a blackout and an uncoated light-filtering twin
SheerWeave 7300 is a blackout woven at 44.5% polyester and 55.5% acrylic, 13.6 oz per square yard and 0.026 inches thick, publishing Tv 0 with solar reflectance from 65% in Icicle to 70% in Raven. Its twin, Style 7350, is the only light-filtering fabric in the 7000 series with no coating at all: plain 100% polyester at 7.1 oz and 0.025 inches, with a published acoustic value of NRC 0.50. Both are 118 inches wide, neither is recommended for railroading, and both are listed to NFPA 701 TM#1, with BFD IX-1 on the blackout as well.
Nine colours run across the pair with identical Phifer codes: Icicle, Ivory, Natural, Cement, Dove, Storm, Taupe, Gunmetal and Raven. That is the widest matched card among the R pairs, and it steps evenly from a near-white through the warm and cool neutrals to a near-black, which makes it the easiest of the five pairs to match to an existing scheme. Certifications are GREENGUARD Gold, RoHS, REACH and the ANSI/WCMA A100.1 lead-content standard; there is no Microban additive on either style.
What SheerWeave 7300/7350 does on your glass, and what it does not
Best use
Style 7300 is the blackout: principal bedrooms, guest rooms, a media room. Style 7350 is the light-filtering twin, and it is the one for a bathroom, a laundry, a stair window or a home office that wants even daylight and no outlook. Uncoated polyester hangs softer than a coated cloth, so 7350 suits a panel track or a wide opening where a stiff fabric shows every ripple.
Privacy
Two different answers off one colour card. The 7300 blackout publishes 0% visible transmission and covers a room fully, day and night, with light still escaping at the sides of a roller shade. The 7350 is a light cloth at 7.1 oz, so a lit bathroom behind it shows a moving shadow to anyone on the path outside. Where that matters, run the blackout in the same colour.
Glare control
The blackout ends the discussion by ending the daylight. The light-filtering twin turns a low sun into an even wash with no disc and no beam, which is often the better answer for a screen wall or a desk. Colour decides how much: Icicle and Ivory become a bright rectangle on a west window, while Storm, Gunmetal and Raven keep the room calm.
Limitations
No view through either fabric. If the reason for the shade is the water, this is the wrong family and a screen has to hang at the glass in front of it. The fire position is thin as well, since Phifer lists NFPA 701 TM#1 for both and BFD IX-1 on the blackout, so a job needing a Class A rating goes to SheerWeave 7500. Railroading is not recommended.
SheerWeave 7300 Blackout
9 colours. Up to 118 in wide; PVC-free; fire listed.
Colourways
SheerWeave 7350 Light-Filtering
9 colours. Up to 118 in wide; PVC-free; fire listed.
Colourways
Every SheerWeave 7300/7350 colourway, with Phifer's published figures
| Swatch | Fabric | Colour | Code | Openness | Tv | Ts | Rs | As | SHGC single | SHGC insul. | Width | Docs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SheerWeave 7300 Blackout | Raven | 7300 PB8 | Opaque | 0 | 0 | 70 | 30 | 0.24 | 0.20 | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7300 Blackout | Gunmetal | 7300 PB7 | Opaque | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7300 Blackout | Taupe | 7300 PB6 | Opaque | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7300 Blackout | Storm | 7300 PB5 | Opaque | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7300 Blackout | Dove | 7300 PB4 | Opaque | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7300 Blackout | Cement | 7300 PB3 | Opaque | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7300 Blackout | Natural | 7300 PB2 | Opaque | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7300 Blackout | Ivory | 7300 PB1 | Opaque | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7300 Blackout | Icicle | 7300 PB0 | Opaque | 0 | 0 | 65 | 35 | 0.26 | 0.21 | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7350 Light-Filtering | Raven | 7350 PB8 | Light-filtering | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7350 Light-Filtering | Gunmetal | 7350 PB7 | Light-filtering | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7350 Light-Filtering | Taupe | 7350 PB6 | Light-filtering | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7350 Light-Filtering | Storm | 7350 PB5 | Light-filtering | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7350 Light-Filtering | Dove | 7350 PB4 | Light-filtering | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7350 Light-Filtering | Cement | 7350 PB3 | Light-filtering | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7350 Light-Filtering | Natural | 7350 PB2 | Light-filtering | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7350 Light-Filtering | Ivory | 7350 PB1 | Light-filtering | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page | |
| SheerWeave 7350 Light-Filtering | Icicle | 7350 PB0 | Light-filtering | - | - | - | - | - | - | 118 in | Swatch card (PDF) · Phifer product page |
Tv = visible light transmitted, Ts = solar energy transmitted, Rs = solar energy reflected, As = solar energy absorbed, in percent, as published by Phifer for the fabric on its own. SHGC single = solar heat gain coefficient of the fabric behind single 1/4 in clear glass (1/8 in where that is what Phifer publishes), SHGC insul. = behind 1 in insulating glass with a high-performance coating (1/2 in clear where published). Exterior SunTex and SunScreen figures are for the fabric installed outside the glass at a 30 degree profile angle. We bring the sample books to the consultation.
Where SheerWeave 7300/7350 works here
We reach for this pair when a house needs the same fabric family across several rooms with different jobs: light-filtering on the street side and in the baths, blackout in the bedrooms, one colour throughout. The nine-colour card gives enough range to match a paint scheme without leaving the family, and at 118 inches most South Florida bedroom windows and many sliders come out as a single shade.
SheerWeave 7300/7350: frequently asked
Why is 7350 uncoated?
Phifer publishes its composition as plain 100% polyester, where the other light-filtering twins carry an acrylic coating. It is the softest hand of the five and publishes NRC 0.50, and it is listed to NFPA 701 TM#1, which is a better fire position than most of the R pairs hold.
Can I mix the two in one room?
That is what the shared colour codes are for. Put 7350 in front and 7300 behind on a dual roller, both in Cement or Dove, and the room reads as one fabric with two settings.
How wide can a Phifer SheerWeave 7300/7350 shade be?
Phifer publishes standard roll widths of 118" (300 cm) for SheerWeave 7300/7350, so a single shade can run to about 118 inches wide before a seam or a second shade is needed. Wider openings are covered with two shades on one headrail programmed to move together, or with a seam placed where the mullion hides it. We confirm the exact limit for the chosen system when we measure.
Which shades can be made in SheerWeave 7300/7350?
SheerWeave 7300/7350 is made up as roller shades and panel tracks. We source it directly from Phifer, so the same weave goes on Lutron, Somfy, Crestron or Vertilux motors or a manual chain, cut and finished in our Fort Lauderdale workroom and installed by our own team from Miami to Palm Beach.
Is SheerWeave 7300/7350 PVC-free?
Phifer's published composition for SheerWeave 7300/7350 is 44.5% Polyester / 55.5% Acrylic; 100% Polyester: no vinyl and no PVC in the yarn or the coating, with GREENGUARD Gold, RoHS, REACH, ANSI/WCMA A100.1 lead content listed.
Can I see SheerWeave 7300/7350 samples before ordering?
Yes. We keep the Phifer sample books in the Fort Lauderdale workroom (4539 Powerline Rd, by appointment) and the Miami Beach showroom (500 South Pointe Dr #150), and we bring the colours you shortlist to the in-home consultation so you can hold them against your glass in your own light.
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Phifer SheerWeave 7300/7350 shades in Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Boca Raton & Palm Beach
We source SheerWeave 7300/7350 directly from Phifer for any project from Miami to Palm Beach, cut and finish the shades in our Fort Lauderdale workroom on the Lutron, Somfy, Crestron or manual system the window calls for, and install them with our own team. Both showrooms, 4539 Powerline Rd in Fort Lauderdale (by appointment) and 500 South Pointe Dr #150 in Miami Beach, have motorized shades running so you can see the fabric in motion.
See SheerWeave 7300/7350 in your own light
Book a complimentary in-home consultation. Shortlist the colours you like and we bring the Phifer samples, demo motors, and honest answers about openness, colour and what your windows actually need.