does this help to keep people from seeing inside&gt;
829979
Yes and no. It is not intended for privacy. They make a reflective film for that. However during the day it is usually much lighter outside than inside and people can not see in. At night just the opposite is true.
2035001
With this product, you can see out perfectly during the day, but no-one can see in. This product blocks 94% of the harmful ultraviolet rays and cools the interior.
1983558
This is better designed to keep people OUT rather than IN, but a toddler would have some trouble manipulating the lock. I'd say it would be about as effective as a child-proof cap on medicine. It'll keep them out until they figure it out. Try a cheap slide bolt at the top of the door.
650559
Main purpose of this privacy screen is to protect your information displayed on the screen from the person who is setting beside you. I may reduce the glare from the screen when you are seeing it directly but not sure that this is the best product that I am aware of for reducing eye strain from laptop use.
236317
Yes, blocks out the light and it's opaque. You need to adjust so no light comes up from the bottom around the contoured area above the nose. Move it around so no light peeks up.
1767062
No-In fact I use it in my smallish apartment to camouflage 2 stacks of bright colored storage containers...u cannot see anything but the beautiful screen. However if you put a source of light behind it ( I have x-mas lights behind it) it shines through a bit-nice visual effect. Buy it!
310696
One way glass reflects a portion of the light, so whoever is standing on the brighter side will see much more reflection than light coming from behind the glass. It basically helps out whoever is standing on the dark side, so during the day, yes, but during the night, it could actually make things worse from a security standpoint if it's light inside and dark outside.
1145767
not sure!!! using mind in privacy-brought to reduce the glare from my computer screen....my understanding is no one sure see what u are doing on your computer. Hope this was helpful..
1747324
No. I actually got it for the opposite reason. I wanted to allow light into my place without sacrificing privacy and it does that quite effectively. If you are looking to darken a room, this is not what you are looking for.
591134
No , it's a safety lock to keep people from going out or people coming in. Can only be accessed from the inside.
849136
Yes it doe s and that is the main reason we bought them. Also gives a lot of privacy but a person can see in with a light on at night and you can see out side during the day.
242052
Yes, but not much. If you are close to the screen, you can see through, but farther away it becomes difficult. I actually like that because I can see out, but pedestrians who are further away cannot see in very much.
1771165
No. It has a few red lights that come on. Very quickly. They won't see it unless looking directly at it. The video option makes the light come on longer. I wouldn't get this one for your purpose. Get a blackout one. More expensive but will work better for thieves. Or put it up high pointed down.
667422
It does reduce visibility at night, does not eliminate. My blinds are down at night anyway, so it makes little difference to me
1830008
I'm not sure if it would do the trick of keeping them out but I am not pleased with it as it did Not provide much privacy at all...especially when the sun is shining
1401234
I doubt it. I'm not real sure it keeps anything away. More of a conversation piece than anything. Good luck.
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