Making a ground blind. Is this suitable for the "sides"?
2085736
size wise, yes. it is partially see-thru so any movement inside of the blind might be seen. it would obscure objects from external recognition, letting you see out. it is like loose woven burlap
2085737
It will work, but does have a strong smell so you will want to let it stand out in the weather for quite a while to let animals get used to it. And the color does rub off a bit, so you will have black ink on your hands by the time you are done setting it up. I expect the colors will bleed into each other so I would uses as sides but not a roof
2085738
yes, but uv light does a number on it so I take mine inside after hunting season and can get an extra years use
1867781
The Blindsight mirror can be mounted on either side. Mine is mounted on the left side.
402528
I inserted tham on my brick walkway, and they are beautiful in the night. I am not sure if it will work on ground. Perhaps if it is inserted a little below. Maybe you can purchase one or two and install and see it works. Good luck
1341581
Steve, the answer is NO, the grounding lug is located on the panel sides.. It is a direct push in.. It is a good buy and great quality.............Bob M.
1177111
I don't know the exact solution to your question but I know for a fact you could do it by modification. I rarely turn mine own unless showing off the Man Cave!
1051198
I don't have blinds to test it on, but I think it would work well. It's picking fine dust off of wood nicely, and works better for this than anything else I have tried. I think the shape could work well with blinds, and since you can control the angle I think you could get it into those small spaces.
2243222
I applied this is an office building that had all of the windows facing south. It absolutely decreases the amount of light and heat that enter the room. I found that in the later part of the day, when the sun was shining directly in the windows, blinds were still needed. That said, it worked well enough to say that I would do it again if the opportunity ever presented itself. I recommend getting plenty of the installation solution and stiff squeegees. One last suggestion, make sure you have plenty of fresh razor blades. Change than out if you start having any trouble cutting. Trying to work through a dull blade is going to end in frustration. Good Luck!
1099905
Sure. If you solder instead of using these connectors, it would be more even light at the corner. Also, get the non-waterproof type light strips as they are easier to work with.
212481
The bracket on the right has the mechanism as part of it. It would be possible to mount it on the left side instead, but then the blind would load and unload from the back side, rather than over the top and down the front the way we have it. Kind of like when you replace the toilet paper roll backwards.
114533
In my opinion they would have to be very carefully spaced. I am not sure about having any overlapping fields of signal. (call the company)I would not recommend that type of use as these units don't have all the controls that the in-ground systems have.It may work but I would not recommend it but I would call the company. They may have larger control system that don't need wires.
2243176
The only answer that I can think of is to ensure you have the ground on the correct side. If ground is opposite, the devise will not function properly.
2132460
There is no connection fora ground I would think you could run a cable from the frame to a chunk of re-bar in the ground.I have only had to use it for emergency's and did not have time to worry about a ground.
904196
I suppose that would work just fine. The metal on the sides goes to the ground.
1676798
Sure you can. We found that using a rubber band to secure the blind very near where we were going to cut helped us make a clean cut. Also got a really good box cutter with a long blade. That will give the best cut. I was shocked at how easy it was to install and how easy it was to cut. They have been in our windows at our cafe and on direct sunlight every day without any problem. They have helped considerably with the sun and heat this summer. Hope this helps.
420750
At it's lowest setting, the bottom edge of the light box is a little over a foot off the ground. I think it would work.
1680972
I don't think so if by quarter round you mean one side goes straight up as in a right angle. The problem is the plastic mounting piece. You can certainly open the blind itself just half way, which would be a quarter moon, however, the plastic piece is also a half moon shape and you can't open it half way. It's designed to mount in the center of the window ledge with the blind going into it. Look at the enlarged image of the blind and you can see the clear half moon piece at the bottom, think of how that would fit against the straight side, it wouldn't.
1301251
Possibly. But the hole in the blind would be 90 degrees off. That is to say the hole would run parallel to the length of the blind as there is not e ought depth to the neck of the punch