Without knowing how much of an angle you are talking about it is sort of difficult to answer. But if the angle is slight you could add a skirt board under the roof rafter that is horizontal and parallel to the deck. You could hang the blinds from there.
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Outdoor blinds?
Let the co.oany that is making them do that. I assume if angled, they have to be custom made.
Without knowing how much of an angle you are talking about it is sort of difficult to answer. But if the angle is slight you could add a skirt board under the roof rafter that is horizontal and parallel to the deck. You could hang the blinds from there.