Is this fabric thick enough to block out window sunlight?
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I have the red color and I just held it up to a window. No - it does not block the sunlight. The black color would probably darken the room, but you would still see some light shining through the fabric.
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Not sure what you are asking. When on the table, it definitely did not let the sunlight through. Already have it packed in the attic so cannot put it up to the sunlight.
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We use our shades to block the morning sun on our covered porch. I don't know if you can see through them at nite.
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No, there is just enough light to be comfortable. Very adequate for blocking out the sun.
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I have purchased this windscreen to prevent invasive neighbors, but I have not have enough experience yet to determine weeds. I believe this fabric is capable of preventing weeds/vines because it just may be a tight enough weave.
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Hi Mike, Thanks for your question.The window have zip up covers that should be helpful for darkening at night.
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It is nearly a transparent curtain, pretty thick, but if youre asking to see if it could stand alone without something in front of it, I would definitely purchase a curtain to go along with this one!
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It is a thick material but as far as blocking light im not sure. I use mine for outside to keep things dry and it works well. If ur looking for a type of curtain to keep lite out I bought the ones made just for the that, it has a thick liner on the back. Dont know if this helps but good luck!
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We use it in our motorhome to block more sunlight in the morning. We put these up using little velcro tabs and remove the shades when we pack up or if we just want the windows open for a breeze.
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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.
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No. They will block direct sunlight, but not all of the light. You probably want black out blinds for complete darkness.
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My answer would be: No First, its dark and not fully "see through" with total clarity as tinted window since its a synthetic based fabric with tiny holes. Secondly, it needs a window with near horizontal top edge, which most front windows aren't. You "could" use it but the experience won't be great.
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I believe so. We currently use it to hide storage items from view and it does a very nice job of that, you cannot see through the screen sections at all, so, I think it would block sunlight glares on a computer screen as well. It's truly a very nice addition to our office.
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It's not see through. Completely blocks the sun, but does have ties so you can lift it up.
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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.
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This let's in plenty of light. Its has netting /mesh vinal cover. Not air tight on the windows. I sewed velcro around the windows to seal them an put a heater inside. I think u may be colder than hear in California but over night I would suggest covering it with another plastic layer to help hold heat in for your type of weather. They have Velcro windows but not sealed all the way that's where I finished up with. Velcro around windows
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I would say no I ended up getting screens that were made of pets and just doubled the screen in the window, didn't seem to block airflow to much and you can't really see in during the day, night time its the opposite you can see in as the light changes but I find that to be the case with almost any privacy DIY things I've tried ...good luck
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It you can cover the window however, please note that it's only cloth with aluminum foil on it. It can easily be pushed in if its not glued to a hard surface.