Can these make indoor curtains? Are they good for blocking out sunlight?
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Yes, I guess they would. I have used them for chair seats. The fabric is fairly heavy but I don't know how well it would hang.
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Yes, they do block the sun like blue blockers and the wrap around works well. Definitely worth the purchase at such a great price. Since they are not made by "Blue Blockers", they may not want any legal issues if they advertise them as such.
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I have French doors for every door in my house and use these for privacy. I don't think it would darken the room but hard for me to say based on how I use it.
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They are too light weight for bright sunlight, mine are on the north side of the house so don't really get sun a lot in the winter, but you can still read a book in there in the daytime, basically they keep peeping tom's from peeping! try a cloth one made the same way in a medium range color rather than white, my medium cloth ones in the sewing room do a lot better and get sun from around 1100am til dark also helps to keep some of the heat out in the summer, I live in Florida. The cloth ones are more prcy but they last really well and you can just brush or vacuum them off, no wet cloths to mess with. Hope this helps. Dawn They are too light weight for bright sunlight, mine are on the north side of the house so don't really get sun a lot in the winter, but you can still read a book in there in the daytime, basically they keep peeping tom's from peeping! try a cloth one made the same way in a medium range color rather than white, my medium cloth ones in the sewing room do a lot better and get sun from around 1100am til dark also helps to keep some of the heat out in the summer, I live in Florida. The cloth ones are more prcy but they last really well and you can just brush or vacuum them off, no wet cloths to... » Read More They are too light weight for bright sunlight, mine are on the north side of the house so don't really get sun a lot in the winter, but you can still read a book in there in the daytime, basically they keep peeping tom's from peeping! try a cloth one made the same way in a medium range color rather than white, my medium cloth ones in the sewing room do a lot better and get sun from around 1100am til dark also helps to keep some of the heat out in the summer, I live in Florida. The cloth ones are more prcy but they last really well and you can just brush or vacuum them off, no wet cloths to mess with. Hope this helps. Dawn « Show Less
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These are mostly for walls and windows. I would suggest something that can be ironed on to fabric. Amazon has some iron fabric stuff just search iron on monograms.
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The screens are translucent -- so if you have bright light, it will diffuse the light but not completely block the sunlight. I think it should work as a good block to keep the strong sunlight from "sunbleaching" fabric etc.
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I think they will work just fine actually. I don't know how big the diameter is of the rods we have now, but we make them work mostly because we don't have to open and close the curtains very often. If we did, the sliding of the rods due to the looseness might bother me more. I don't know the diameter of the opening. I'm sorry
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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.
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Im not sure if you would use this to cover a window, but the solids(no pattern) is very private. I did notice however that there were some slight mold stains in a weird location (arm length) and I thought these were mildew free.
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My son has the same screen room and he fixed a heavy wire across the whole sunny side of his screen room and he used a shower curtain with shower hooks to slide it open and closed. The shower curtains now look just like regular curtains and it really looks nice and it is weather proof too. I don't think a curtain rod would work as it would be a little too heavy. I used the roll up blinds in mine that are hung with little hooks.....Try either idea....
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I don't think so...it is a mesh material, not total sunblock, like a black out curtain.
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Yes! We are making curtains for under our deck too. Cuts real easy...use a warm...not hot iron to iron a crease & sew the cut edge so it doesn't fray. Went through a household sewing machine just fine.
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they block a lot of the light...and not sure about uv protected ? I think 4 would barley cover your door
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You can't see clearly thru it. It depends on how much light is going thru it. We have it on the patio for the sun, and wish it was darker. For your purpose I think it would work. Home depot carries them, and Costco has a darker one. Hope this helped.
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Yes, it does block well for privacy. The light shines through but it is diffused and cannot be defined from the outside. I am very pleased with the results for privacy issues.
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We use our shades to block the morning sun on our covered porch. I don't know if you can see through them at nite.
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The magnets are pretty good. I would say that they probably would as long as nothing is creating more force hitting them. Such as an open window with a strong breeze coming thru. If just using the sun blockers for a patio narrow window for example go for it. Make sure you are using them with METAL. I have aluminum in part of my house and used double faced tape. (the magnet can be turned around) Anyway.. yes they hold much more..