since screen is black, am concerned it would block/interfere with the view to the outside?
1163846
Screen is easy to see through...more like a sun screen...no problems with view.
1163847
I agree with previous comments. Guess it will depend on angle sun hits it. Mine is next to windows; I look out those rather than through the screen door mostly.
1163848
While the material is black it does not block the view. Looking through this screen is just like looking out of any window screen.
1163849
Yes, I suppose it interferes, but it doesn't block the view. Just as looking through only the glass part of the window is different than looking through glass + screen. You can still see outside if that's your concern.
1163850
I found that it was like looking through a tinted car window. Didn't ruin the view, but it darkened it just a tad. I didn't mind it.
357236
I would say no I ended up getting screens that were made of pets and just doubled the screen in the window, didn't seem to block airflow to much and you can't really see in during the day, night time its the opposite you can see in as the light changes but I find that to be the case with almost any privacy DIY things I've tried ...good luck
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No this is a front projection screen, the back is blacked out to prevent light from coming through.
1921059
Ambient light isn't an issue. However direct light sources, such as a lamp, will cause a reflection on the screen. I generally have a lamp beside the tv when watching.
2134910
You should be fine with your outside options. We mounted our screen onto a wood frame (like a picture frame) and then hung it from the ceiling. Hope this helps!
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The screen is white paper which does let some light through. It would screen the sun out but I'd be worried that it would warp very quickly. Mine was not at all in the sun and it warped anyway.
1911074
Yes, I have mine sitting against the outside wall of my house. The screen side out. While mine isn't screwed fast, the reception is still very good.
949253
Yes. Screen can be stopped at any point either on the way up or down. We use it as a window shade here as well now that the sun comes in at a low angle.
2038832
Without seeing it I couldn't say. Generally you don't want any openings to the outside without some kind of louver. With just a screen you could be getting rain or snow, depending on where you live, into your attic.
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I just bought a 100in screen for $80 or so, but its so bright it wont matter what background really and yes u can use outside, just make sure that no dust or water can get on it, plus 3d is amazing, no joke! Friends are jellooooooo haha, hooe this is helpfull....
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It depends. What is the purpose of the fence? Is it for you to block a view you don't like? If so put it on your side. If it is to block your construction or your mess from the street then put it on the outside. Legally it doesn't matter
740857
I have mine set behind a window to be viewed outside. It's very visible except in the early morning when the sun is shining straight onto it.
1357423
As the picture shows the brackets have to cover some of the front (bottom corners) else the tablet would not be held, but, none of the actual display screen is blocked. I think that's what you are asking?
1140903
You will get some glare. Still worth it given the led screen is protected and looks not bad
2114716
The privacy screen does not completely block the view of the old cars on the other side of my chainlink fence. When the sun is just right you can see right through it. Would not work for a "peeping neighbor" situation except when the sun is on your side. It really depends on the location of the sun.
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By the looks of it, I would say no. Yes I bought item but have not used it or even got it out of the box yet. But common sense should tell you, that you don't need a screen on the roof. Bob
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I use a displayport cable for the best quality. When reduced to 1920x1080 it still takes up the whole screen and somewhat stretched the image out. I dont think its possible to put black bars on the side