I'm trying to hang this vertically to cut the blinding glare from setting sun that is directly behind the basketball backboard,will this shade enough?
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Depends on density of tarp, and degree of shade you're looking for, but it will cut down on glare significantly.
1444254
It should. I use it in my attic where it get extreme temperatures. I would shield it from the sun.
1864726
Yes, it will give a glare. However, the farther from the glass, the less pronounced it will be.
910744
Hi Thomas, That's a good question. If there is a way to fasten it yes. We put it on a metal grid mesh with grommets and zip ties. It certainly provides the much needed shading.
656576
Yeah it would stick I don't think it would look very nice but if you stuck two next to each other it would keep the sun out
696266
I think it would, though for total room darkening you'd be better off with something like black felted cloth. This paper would definitely maker it darker, but if the sun light was directly behind it, you'd need two layers.
17082
It would work great as a privacy screen. You might be able to see shadows through it but that's all. It really does block almost all the sun. We use it on a screened in deck to block the afternoon sun.
1796003
Mine is set up to get direct sunlight because that just happened to be where I needed them, but I don't think it was necessary. As long as it is not under shade all day it should be fine.
665674
The slats on this screen are close enough together to block a lot of sunlight, but not all. Hope this helps.
38543
I believe so. We currently use it to hide storage items from view and it does a very nice job of that, you cannot see through the screen sections at all, so, I think it would block sunlight glares on a computer screen as well. It's truly a very nice addition to our office.
159319
Yup, Patricia! We tilt the sides or front/back down all the time, depending on the time of day and angle of the sun. Works very well to throw the shade and in some cases, extend the shade coverage.
1163847
I agree with previous comments. Guess it will depend on angle sun hits it. Mine is next to windows; I look out those rather than through the screen door mostly.
1960763
Mine is hung outdoors, in a sunny location. It is there, rain or shine. I would be skeptical of hanging it in a humid environment in the shade.
798214
The shade is completely black and you will not be able to see out of that portion of the window causing a major blind spot when changing lanes, parking etc...I would not advise the shade be used for that purpose. Hope this helps db
673669
very easy to install. It will take 4 holes, two per side. Yes, you should find something that can handle the weight of the shade, especially in the wind.
1215311
obviously there will be some slack because of your dimensions. this is a great temporary cover. it will last you about a year for a waterproof cover, then a water repellent after that. the sun will break it down quickly. id recommend a good fabric sealer to spray on it.
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I would say yes. I use mine to create a shade over my pool here in Nevada due to high 100+ temperatures. I don't mind a slight a slight sag in the middle. You can get the sagging out by using the correct screw brackets on each end to tighten the cover. I also use a fairly heavy set of 4 springs(one on each side) to give it a little bounce during the windy days.