Does this sunwall help keep out light? if so how much light will 4 keep out?
1511011
Yes it does keep the sun out. That is what it is designed to do. I have never put up 4 of them as I only ever use 2. If you were to use 4 and close all sides it would be somewhat dark inside.
1511012
Yes. It keeps the sun out on the side where you hang it...my toddler grandchildren enjoyed naps on the beach in the shade for hours.
1930605
It let's some light through, but it is not see through. If you look at the pictures I posted of this in my living room you'll see that I have it blocking the large sliding glass doors in my living room. My apartment is right next to the street so if that window is open everyone can see me. The panels also block out the ability to see behind them .. you'd only see figures in silhouette.
1655750
I have not installed any lights, but doing so is a great idea! The framework of the unit itself is delicate and the glass shelves are large, so they shouldn't block light at all. My only concern would be how to install a light so that it doesn't look ugly. Good luck; I'd love to see your finished project!
727596
four walls. I also received the canopy/shade section which shields the tent contents from the sun. I also purchased four sides/walls as I remember. I haven't used all the sides for a while.But the sides are important if you leave your tent setup overnight and leave the site.The corners are zippered close.
1636711
I have an east facing window in my sons room that wakes him up at first light. Would this block enough light?
2212852
Mine was near the house so it blocked the wind. You could put a metal box with a hole for fumes around the top to see if that helped it stay lit.
608011
Greetings, not 100% sure of your question...there is some foam insulation, inside the unit, that you can see when looking into the outlet vents, but it does not let any light in. We have it in a window that gets some direct sunlight, and there has been no issue of light coming through.
164694
I live on Florida and this screen protector will have not effect against sun light, you might want to look into a anti glare screen protector.
978877
I have the natural light shade. It doesn't block all light out like a blackout curtain. I do live on a corner street and have car headlights all the time. It does keep most of those lights dimmed at least.
264105
If all 4 panels are used I think it will be plenty of light. Be aware that the position height may create shadows from any objects / counter tops between the lights and your desktop. Great product, easy to install. The enclosed mounting screws are very tiny and require some care to mount.
198891
This will definitely block people on the outside from seeing in the window, while allow you to see them at the same time. It will block some of the sunlight though during the daytime hours. However, when it is dark outside and you have a light on inside, the privacy you have is not as good.
561881
I don't have a tester to say for sure, but I counted 100 total 3 watt led lights on the panel. It's bright enough that you need to keep it at least 2 feet away from your plants, a little further seems Better to me. It will definitely cover a 3x4 area. My room to grow is 5x6 and I put 3 plants under each light, 2 lights side by side and my plants do very well and my electric bill hardly changed. So to really answer your question, I don't know, but 2 of these lights seem to do the same as a 600 watt hid light at about 10% of the monthly cost
1641175
the fixture's lens does let light through but only supports a maximum of two 60 watt bulbs. I used two 14watt LED bulbs equivalent to 75 watt incandesent bulbs and it lights up the room fairly well. My room is 13x12, the fixture is on the wall 6 feet from the floor and 3 feet from the corner. For good reading you need to be close. There are too many shadows, it is not like a ceiling light.
72703
You will need additional lighting because the wattage just isn't that big. I have them on either side of a 14ft (9 ft of window) x 5ft bump-out that I'm using as a dining area in my apartment, and they provide soft lighting rather than strong illumination. But they DO provide enough light that I don't have to have overhead lights in the area.
1336807
It would block out some sun but not all, I wouldn't use it that way. It isn't made to anchor in the ground either.
665674
The slats on this screen are close enough together to block a lot of sunlight, but not all. Hope this helps.
286994
It blocks out the sun great- you may want to remove it in the evening if you need to look through that window for turning out on to a street street see if cars are coming, that's my only complaint: In low light situations before people put on their lights, it is tough to see through