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.
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.
1336807
It would block out some sun but not all, I wouldn't use it that way. It isn't made to anchor in the ground either.
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.
1314695
With a conventional truncated cone shaped shade, a lot of light is reflected down by the shade so it works quite well. If you have a more cylindrical shade it may not be as good.
580623
No, too opaque for that. Provides good shade from all but direct sunlight. I put it on the west side of my patio and am very satisfied with the results.
130818
Yes, this should. It seems to hold the emblems pretty well both interior and exterior. There is no reason why it should not hold the sun shade. However, I don't know how well it would hold it when exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of time.
525384
Definitely! It ranges from light to dark so getting this in the darkest shade should work
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.
665674
The slats on this screen are close enough together to block a lot of sunlight, but not all. Hope this helps.
915444
If put a shade on it, you'll cover the part of the lamp that is supposed to vary light intensity in order to support the sleeping cycle. If you're trying to cover the bright display panel, then your shade would have to cover the entire lamp. I can't see that the lamp would serve any purpose if you did that.
1549076
Not really. It would cause the shade panel to unravel and the frame cannot be cut down without destroying it. Sorry. Maybe the six footer would work?
1494712
Yes it is. It is important to lay out how you will hang the shade before you actually do because of the right angle shape.
2041698
Suspect it should. Am guessing you're trying to shade a child. It's just a matter of where you put the clips and if the window is fairly straight.
1819739
I'm not too sure with that. However, I find the shade works better with a canopy as the shade itself do not have a definite support... No fixed metal frame... only soft wire frame... the canopy supported and provided shade a shape.
1065606
The shade is very thin and does not block visibility. I think it'd be fine!
1195298
I don't think so. It's a gravity thing. The shade simply has a nice evenly dispersed weighted sash for easy up, easy down. However, when we bought these for my parents windows, initially the intent was to hang them at the center of the windows, where they had installed a shelf for plants to sit in the morning light. If you;re looking for open space at the top of the window, but privacy at the bottom, as my parents were, and you have something to anchor the adhesive to(hence the shelf mid window), then you'd be able to use the shade for the bottom half of the window only. Hope this helps. They love it for its intended use. I don't think so. It's a gravity thing. The shade simply has a nice evenly dispersed weighted sash for easy up, easy down. However, when we bought these for my parents windows, initially the intent was to hang them at the center of the windows, where they had installed a shelf for plants to sit in the morning light. If you;re looking for open space at the top of the window, but privacy at the bottom, as my parents were, and you have something to anchor the adhesive to(hence the shelf mid window), then you'd be able to use the shade for the bottom half of the window only. Hope this helps.... » Read More I don't think so. It's a gravity thing. The shade simply has a nice evenly dispersed weighted sash for easy up, easy down. However, when we bought these for my parents windows, initially the intent was to hang them at the center of the windows, where they had installed a shelf for plants to sit in the morning light. If you;re looking for open space at the top of the window, but privacy at the bottom, as my parents were, and you have something to anchor the adhesive to(hence the shelf mid window), then you'd be able to use the shade for the bottom half of the window only. Hope this helps. They love it for its intended use. « Show Less