Would a person be able to attach a sheet or light weight blanket with some sort of clamp on the side wall poles to further shade the interior? I
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I would think that a sheet would be a better option of the two (maybe a tarp). It held up to some stiff gulf breezes this past may. I was very pleased with the value and ease of setup and takedown.
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I believe you could. High winds probably affect your ability to do that though
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Possibly yes but there would be a heat buildup inside which would be caused by lack of air circulation.
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I would say the quick answer is no. Of course I'm sure there is a way that it can be done if it were absolutely necessary. Something would have to be attached to the wall first and then the lamp could be clamped to that, it would definetely restrict the movement of the lamp arm, so I would not advise doing this.
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We just use a twin sheet, fold it under and then put a blanket on top of that. Works well.
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Yes. Especially if one side faces direct sun at certain times of the day, it would be helpful to hang curtains. We have been very happy with our screen house.
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Yes. Works well. I'd advise doing top sheets or a blanket, and/too. Can be used on a tent as well.
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Really designed for outdoor use, and the shade is rather large diameter for bedroom wall mounting. You would also need to modify the wire leads to connect to an outlet; they are designed to connect via wire nuts to existing house wiring.
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Hi Sharee, This would most likely clamp to a rounded pole as there are rubber grips on the ends of the clamps. I am not sure what you are growing nor how tall/large the tent is so I cannot answer as to the best place to put it, but probably in the middle of the top, pointing downward to saturate plants with light evenly. Rest assured that the clamp is pretty strong and thus has no problem at all supporting both hood and bulb at any angle. I would also look into buying a timer to turn the light on/off automatically or ya may forget someday, only to find out you have commited plant-genocide. :-)
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Thanks for your suggestion. That is a good idea. Do you think staples, or tape would work to secure the sides?
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The easiest way to adjust the space would be to just stuff a blanket in there.
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I'm not an electrician but...I don't see why it would not be possible. The plate that attaches to the wall is plenty big enough to cover any box inside the wall, if you were to use one(advisable). The cord would need to be rerouted, of course, leaving a hole at the bottom of the plate. It could be filled using a dark brown caulk. An electrician could do it although some may not want to since it may not be Kosher. All that being said, this is a really nice lamp. Much better quality than I expected and worth a little more money than the light weight cheap stuff we usually get from across the Pacific pond.
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Do you mean like putting grommet curtains on both poles? I think it would be a tight fit, but they might work.
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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.
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No but we use a sarong we bought in maui to create shade on any of the three sides We use clothes pins to secure it
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Probably would need slats put around the sides..not too hard to do..easy to pull..
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You could potentially roll the extra net around the poles! I haven't done it. Otherwise this is for full size table
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I bought a rectangular shade with different measurements but i did go and buy turn buckles steel eyelets and steel caribeners at Home Depot. Utilizing these items allowed me to place the poles "close enough" and get the shade nice and taunt. Good luck!
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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.