Does this fabric completely block light? (Neighbor's security light.)
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It is a thick material but as far as blocking light im not sure. I use mine for outside to keep things dry and it works well. If ur looking for a type of curtain to keep lite out I bought the ones made just for the that, it has a thick liner on the back. Dont know if this helps but good luck!
2015926
I used the light cover to conceal the light all together-- so I'm not using the light at all. Even greener, right? ;) Sorry I couldn't' answer your question.
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.
200881
Not very well. It's open a crack at the top bottom and side. When a light is on in one room it shines through to the next. We added a black out curtain to on side of it and that helped a lot.
979447
Yes. I have found that it really doesn't matter for me. When the light shines through you still get the image of the bamboo on the non-printed side. I really like this screen. I am using it to close off our office from the rest of the upstairs when I don't want anyone to see into it or I am working at night and don't want the light to bother others.
688500
Hi Kate, I just purchased one and I would say yes. It is like a sleeve or sock that slide over the frame and fastens under the bottom tube of the frame. The back part is black stretchy nylon and would block most if not all light from the back. Of course you most likely would be using it in too bright of light.
1261500
It is over our kitchen table and looks great...BUT...even with a dimmer switch attached we find it too glary. I've been trying to find some sort of shield or baffle to block the direct light but haven't had any luck online. All the ones I've found are for light bulbs that face up or down, while these are horizontal.
1005695
Yes. I cut the fabric and placed it over skylights. You might want to secure the sides from unraveling since they would blow in the wind. I am very happy with the product and appreciate the protection front he sun plus you can still see through it.
1792279
Yes- It's very much a furnishing fabric and would let very little light through at all.
759282
No I don't believe it will work that way. The light will be dim, and go brighter when motion is detected. I don't believe you can cover up the motion sensor without also covering up the Day/Night sensor as well, as it's all behind the same sensor "window".
665672
Yes, it should....there are very very slight breaks in between the bamboo pieces that allow it to be so flexible. Other than that, it completely blocks the light.
198889
oh yes it can. I bought this to block neighbors from seeing inside a well lit kitchen. Day time it works perfectly, no seeing through this, however with a light on in the kitchen at night you can see shapes and movement. I would get this product for your purpose. And thanks for asking.Same piece has been up for over a year and it is still perfect.
429076
I really don't know. It is a plastic film -- sort of like Saran wrap, but maybe 4 times as thick. It has a pattern, which might catch the light. It is kind of opaque (but lets in daylight) -- which is why it is good for privacy. Don't know if this information helps.
428617
Yes. I put shade cloth over the top and 1 side for privacy. Works and looks good.
1349022
I have the red color and I just held it up to a window. No - it does not block the sunlight. The black color would probably darken the room, but you would still see some light shining through the fabric.
1466625
They do block blue light. You'd have to ask the manufacturer however on why they do or do not claim this on their product.
1461954
Yes. Not very well, but you can. I have this up on my porch and I'd say it filters out about 50% of the light. You can still see through them out into the parking lot, etc.