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.
1719975
it would definitely provide shade.... although despite the vent in the back, it didn't have a whole lot of air flow unless you were right near the front.
1796003
Mine is set up to get direct sunlight because that just happened to be where I needed them, but I don't think it was necessary. As long as it is not under shade all day it should be fine.
2116273
I live in a very windy area and my solar shade is holding up well. I left a little slack when I put it over my over the top of my pergola to give a little on the windy days.
1507743
No it would not block sunlight, though it would partially block it. It's made of a fairly thin plastic.
2037130
It should. It hasn't slid off my normal window that gets a lot of direct sun.
516408
I believe it will not work look for one that has the exact same width of 58 you might look for something a little longer than .75 also or it won't shade much.
486599
I use velcro to mount the bottom of the unit to the bottom of the instrument cluster. The hood of the instrument cluster will also block the sun. Try it.
433382
We used it to cover our skylights. It isn't reflective but I guess you could make a shade out of it if you were an experienced seamstress or tailor. It would block bright light like one of those pull down shades you see at many restaurants.
2205489
Hi Rusty. I sent mine back because it didn't work for my application -- but if I had clipped it to the bars on my EZ-Up 10x10 it would have reached to the ground. It looked like a well made product but I needed more of a sun screen than this provided. Hope that helps.
1535154
No...but it cuts the blazing sun a treat! Once the sun passes a certain point, I just roll it back up.Have plenty of other, (and more expensive) shades that allow light through...frankly, as my house is west facing I have not found these to be helpful. While you might be able to "see" through the screen, the glare is so great, not too mention how much heat still comes through.
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?
2018991
Yes, but it won't keep out rain. I suppose it could be used for partial shade, though some of the sides are mesh.
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...
910744
Hi Thomas, That's a good question. If there is a way to fasten it yes. We put it on a metal grid mesh with grommets and zip ties. It certainly provides the much needed shading.
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
526390
It would be with a try. It might take several applications. If the fabric of the shade is a coarse weave it probably would not be effective.