Perhaps, a professional company, doing a tint on the windows that are affected. This is usually in the form of a contact tinting film. Best to have a professional carry out the job, to avoid bubbles and wrinkles. Had my front windows done, which face west (Sydney, Australia). By a professional company. Would not have attempted to do the job myself, because of the above reasons. A professional job is always the best.
We have a sunroom that in the late afternoon the sun beats through, what can we do the block the sun rays, but not our view. Don't want the hang drapes.
I bought curtains with the insulation on them
This is what I've used on my windows on the west side of the house. Works great!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqqwKgeBOrY
Perhaps, a professional company, doing a tint on the windows that are affected. This is usually in the form of a contact tinting film. Best to have a professional carry out the job, to avoid bubbles and wrinkles. Had my front windows done, which face west (Sydney, Australia). By a professional company. Would not have attempted to do the job myself, because of the above reasons. A professional job is always the best.