Review on White Light Blocking Pleated Fabric Shade - 72 in x 36 in, Redi Shade Original Arch by Ashley Brunner

It was exactly what I was looking for. It's a very simple and light object, but it diverges well and does exactly what it does - it blocks the light. No more sun on your face, hooray! It was a little tricky cutting it to the right length in some places and then leaving it on others, but that might just be me. *Update* This thing. This thing caused a lot of stress. It wasn't too hard to bear at first. It was a little tricky measuring and cropping all the areas differently to fix this but after a while I managed to get the size right and it was great. A few days later she fell suddenly and very badly. It was immediately clear that the glue wasn't very strong. It was also clear that when the shadow is in the heat and warms up, it softens due to the fact that it is mostly paper. That's why he fell. After reinstalling it I thought the problem was fixed but today on a very hot day it crashed again. After trying super glue and wedges for gluing, falling off chairs and covering them with super glue, I gave up. Why use a material that softens and changes its durability when heated to make an item that blocks sunlight and air when heated directly?