Can this shade be placed in a tilted position?
2008736
yes it can, however make sure it is very secure when it is up resembling an old satellite dish it wants to take off like a kite.
2008737
The item is garbage ..broke after a year !!!Never buying from this seller again . Crap...Never got a refund!
2008738
I believe it is supposed to be able to. Saying that however, I am waiting for a replacement because the rope mechanism for raising/lowering broke. Would be better able to answer after the replacement is here.
1264402
No it cant be tilted but it has a slight tilt to it. Its really nice but doesnt tilt alot.
1196513
The shade could be attached to the wall of a house or garage using "screw hooks" but they need to be very secure to hold the shade in windy conditions. Same with poles; they would need to be braced very well.
649254
Yes, but you may need a strip of double face tape to secure it since the initial application wore off the sticky. Ideally the shade should be a tight fit to eliminate drafts. (In a basement window, I stapled the top of shade )
1605809
Yes it does. It also tilts to one side for afternoon or morning shade. It works very well and is made to last.
595619
Yes it can be tilted downward. It would depend on what the second monitor was used for.
1385358
No, the sun shade does not operate on a swivel . . .the visor itself would have to move to the left.
2218897
It's not easy. You have to lift the top half a little and then lean the umbrella in the direction you want it to go. There is a chrome piece in the pole where you can see the two halves of the umbrella connect. That's the mechanism that allows you to tilt it. Recently we had some strong winds in San Diego and the umbrella pole bent a little. Now it has a permanent tilt. I keep it in my shed now unless I'm actually using it.
1002680
Can be mounted either way, we love the shades. Will be purchasing a couple more!
1511156
It is designed to go vertically but you probably could. The shade slides into the bracket from the top and rests on a "base". If you turn it horizontal, you would see this base and there is potential for the shade to slide out. you'd have to secure the glass somehow.
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.
1498716
I am not sure, you may need an extra large shade. It is better to have a big one so it is easy to put up & stay up.
1348811
The angle of the shade is adjustable. It pivots in a socket located just above the shade.
2107851
Yes you can tilt it, it has a ball joint and any standard light stand will work.
1905559
Sitting flat would be a problem. The two metal brackets extend down below the glass, similar to the top that is visible. Unless something were placed under the lower piece of glass, toward the front of the curve, it would tilt forward.
846261
Yes, it is fixed. You can tilt from 0 to 90 degrees relative to mounting bracket when setting up in order to optimize the sun exposure.
362719
It can be tilted at any angle. The kit comes with mounting brackets but not the angle iron to which the panel will attach. I guess you would have to have a swivel type mount so the unit will turn 360 degrees and tilt up/down to achieve best angle. Mine is permanently mounted on my workshop instead of being "portable" like your unit on an RV.