Is the "MP" stamp on the mesh just for photo protection? I want to hang vertically to use as patio shade.
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Ours has no stamp I can see. I think it will work well as a sun shade horizontally or vertically.
210094
Mine has no MP stamp on shade. I have it on greenhouse for shade. Should work on wall
199703
I'm looking to use this as a drop down shade. So I wouldn't use the side arms, I would just let it hang straight down. 2 questions, 1 how long is this in total length from top to the bottom of the like 6" flap that hangs from the end of the awning? 2 Will this work for just hanging down without the side arms. My area isn't really too windy so not worried too much about it swinging around for if it did I could make some other adjustments to secure it. Thanks
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no, It is just a large piece of screening. But I never tried that. In my case the shade is much wider than my awning.
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The panels were specifically designed to attach to the top brace and legs. If you're thinking about using them as an awning...I doubt that would work very well.
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Works more like a solar shade. Certainly lessens the effect of the sun but does not completely block it. I used it to make outdoor pillows. Had a piece left over and held it up to sun, hence my opinion. Hope this helps
811608
Yes, it's certainly not equilateral or isisolese. We used it to shade food tables at my daughters birthday party last June. It gives coverage as long as you have enough options of where to tie it up.
1511012
Yes. It keeps the sun out on the side where you hang it...my toddler grandchildren enjoyed naps on the beach in the shade for hours.
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I got up on a ladder and measured. It is 72" and a smidge (less than 1/4"). That smidge may be partially because of the play on the hook part of the measuring tape. My shade is hanging in an open area on a front porch, not against a window. I guess it provides a slight shading, but the bright glare of the sun comes right through. I was hoping for shade like a patio umbrella provides, but this isn't it.
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The shade has vertical perforations every inch or so. You peel it down at the size you want.I would not recommend this shade at all though. Very poorly made. I had to throw it away within a day after getting i.
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Yes, that is what its purpose is, outside access. That being said, I would try to put it out of the rain if I could, as well as the sun. Not that it won't handle it, but the plastic would last much longer if it were shaded and protected.
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No but you could get creative. We used PVC piping and did a small stand with umbrella that we place next to it and it gets full coverage
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We use it to prevent the ultraviolet rays from harming our canvas artwork and this does the trick. The sunlight still shines through, but greatly muted. It is used for our above the door window so don't really have to face it directly. It functions as a privacy glass as well. Not sure if my answer helps you or not. Perry
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The metal poles are thin gauge, similar to electrical conduit, so they are lightweight. I've had mine up for several months in Arizona sun with no problems whatsoever. I contacted the seller to make sure a replacement canopy was available, and it is. I plan on purchasing a spare canopy to put away for a rainy day. The embedded fibers make any ripping unlikely, I'm just leery of UV damage.
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The frame has no lock to keep it in position, although the tracks are a tight fit. The louvers are molded into the metal and do not move. Rain would come in through the openings if placed vertically. I love this "health screen" and use one in each double hung window in my house. I would not recommend its use in a vertical window. I would contact the Thermowell company and inquire if they sell screens for this use.
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First of all. the mfg warns about high wind application. But if you weight down the 6 legs, there are hol;es for screws on the end of each leg. You couls also use a conrete block to anchor each leg. I would reccomend that you be able to fold down the whole canopy when not utilizing it, to avoid a heavy strain on the unit. After all it is made to be mobile and not permantly set up. Otherwise a very attractive and functional canopy. I would reccomern with the cavet athat you do take precautions when in use..
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It is NOT a glossy surface. A carefully applied stamp should work just fine.
778804
You can probably use any shade out there provided it has that right sized notch in it. Which means it's best that you have them physically together since the photos here aren't detailed enough to make that comparison.