Can shades be hung from this to protect from different angles of the sun?
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I believe you could, yes. We ordered a canvas pergola cover that gives protection from light rain and shades top along with one side if the sun is too intense. Ours ties down and is easily removed.
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My shade brought two plastic brakets that can be secured to the wall. They secure the shade when fully extended.
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Since the angle of the shade is adjustable it ranges from 18-1/2" to 23-1/2" .
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It would be possible depending on your fixture. The shade attaches to the fixture at the top. It has a small open area that slides around the metal stem (visible on the picture). There is nothing from there down. The diffuser attaches to the shade at the very bottom, but you would not need to use it.
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I would think the way the shade comes off the roll that it could be mounted either way if you have something to anchor it into.
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In looking at the manual, the shade has just the one hole in the center and the chains are threaded through the metal cover plate, so I would think if you wanted a different shade, it would be possible.
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Not unless the shelves are by some means suspended out far enough to allow room for shades between the window and shelves.
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Yes it can. Each light comes with an assortment of different sized rods for customizing the height in which you want to hang the light.
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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.
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I use small hooks like you get to hang coffee mugs on. We turn the hooks down and adjust the shade so it is taut. This works real well. We did have a problem a couple weeks ago after some very STRONG winds went through. The shade came loose at the bottom and we had to do some repair work, but it is now hooked back up and working great. These shades are wonderful.
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Yes you can position the lamp to hang at a right angle. You can position it in a lot of ways.
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It is designed to go vertically but you probably could. The shade slides into the bracket from the top and rests on a "base". If you turn it horizontal, you would see this base and there is potential for the shade to slide out. you'd have to secure the glass somehow.
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Only if you have a platform to set them on and you would have to roll it up from the center. it is not really made for a round solar cover.
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Yup, Patricia! We tilt the sides or front/back down all the time, depending on the time of day and angle of the sun. Works very well to throw the shade and in some cases, extend the shade coverage.
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If you are talking about the bottom free edge of the shade when fully unrolled, then you could use bungees to some weights ( I use some exercise kettle bells). Otherwise, masonry drill to set anchor eye loops to the ground for fastening.)
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Probably not. At least the ones I have do have cords. However they are easy to use and I rate them highly. There may be an electric option to move the shades. Since I can reach mine easily, the cords are fine. I've had them about 9 months. They are still in good shape. The color is fading on the area that is hit by the sun when rolled up, but it in minimal.
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you can use a sun catcher holder,the plastic rubber part with the hook you wet before putting it on the window.i used shippers tape(WIDE SCOTCH TAPE) folded over on itself attach sticky part to bulb and twist the tape counter clockwise.