I'm trying to hang this vertically to cut the blinding glare from setting sun that is directly behind the basketball backboard,will this shade enough?
70816
Depends on density of tarp, and degree of shade you're looking for, but it will cut down on glare significantly.
798214
The shade is completely black and you will not be able to see out of that portion of the window causing a major blind spot when changing lanes, parking etc...I would not advise the shade be used for that purpose. Hope this helps db
1231780
I would imagine so, it worked great on my gazebo canopy in the South Carolina sun that turned my basketball white in one summer. Hope this helps, good luck.........
780459
If it is a single light bulb pointing straight down and it is not too small, the shade should work.
1325506
In my experience, the shade works well. This is all relative to light angle, but the plus is the wide viewing angle of the screen: You can angle your monitor to avoid direct or reflected sunlight...
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.
582937
this has very small velcro strips which doesnt stay. I would not recommend this product for ur intended use. Unless you can attach longer velcro or something to fasten it to ur awning. As for the material, it is good and does block the sun.
1554311
The pull-out view finder is small and not much shielding from the sun. Can try adding a rubber eye cup. Google in YT and check out how it looks to you.
660710
Unfortunatelly, I don't think it would work. The material is very stretchy and soft and it need some (even small) canopy to rest on, to create a bigger sunshade.
656576
Yeah it would stick I don't think it would look very nice but if you stuck two next to each other it would keep the sun out
1600629
It will reduce the glare but it won't block it out. If it were for a room I would be sleeping in, I want it dark so this alone would not work.
38544
I would think that it would. While you would still see the sunlight filtering through, it should be "thick" enough to help with glare. We have a nightlight behind the screen and it looks nice at night with the light behind...
1442369
With the sun DIRECTLY on the windshield I am not so sure. It is definitely good for getting rid of glares and is perfect to use during the day
883146
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.
971894
That sun wall is not designed to fit this canopy, but you certainly could try using some paracord to rig it up. I would recommend just using a tarp to cover one or two sides to protect from sun and rain. I have a 16 x 16 tarp that works perfectly for this if I need it.
649254
Yes, but you may need a strip of double face tape to secure it since the initial application wore off the sticky. Ideally the shade should be a tight fit to eliminate drafts. (In a basement window, I stapled the top of shade )
1498716
I am not sure, you may need an extra large shade. It is better to have a big one so it is easy to put up & stay up.