I would use this for a window in my dance studio so parents could see kids in the room and kids could NOT see the parents. Would this work?
393752
I would think it would work. With my application, it was on an exterior window unit so with the light you can see through it a little more than if it was an interior window.
393753
It will work as long as the room you are watching from is kept MUCH darker then the room the kids are in. At cop stations they keep virtually all the lights out in the observation rooms behind the one way mirrors. These work the same way.
393754
I'm doubtful as the mirrored side will have to be facing the kids' side UNLESS YOU DON'T MIND. In my opinion it is designed the opposite way -----you can see out but no one can see in. IF YOU USE THIS MAKE SURE YOU PLACE IT CORRECTLY. Look at it like an interrogation room at a police station!
393755
depends, the darker side can see while the brighter side looks like a mirror
1885640
You may want to check out the transparent film sheets that stick to your window. They come in all different patterns and I had one up for 12 years before it fell off. People cannot see through them and they have some pretty patterns. Not sure exactly what they are called, but that should work.
2032314
I feel it might be a good shot, it's light enough and small enough. I put mine in a relatively small window and it used only have the width of it. Key is to measure. : ) just my two cents... Good luck�
455714
I would suspect it wouldn't work very well as one of the triggers is ambient light. If the room in general is bright and/or warm enough it wouldn't turn on. It's inexpensive enough to experiment though and you can always put it in your closet to find your shoes...
1727891
I would say yes. But remember since it just sticks on the glass, if someone really wanted to get in they probably could slam the door really hard and it would come off of the glass. I use it to keep my toddler inside of my house. Not really for security purposes.
2084396
Probably look odd in your home. It won't be as loud as a baby monitor but I guess it would work. Cameras and monitor require you to plug them in so you can't carry it with you.
383305
I think it could be used for that, there is plenty of room inside the netting for us. I thought the netting being black would make it hard to see through but it's very easy to see through and you have a very clear view of everything.
2215894
Yes, I think it would be too small for an entire class (of 15 or 20 students) to use. I think it is more for home school or for a kid's room. I like using it with my kids, but even with three or four of us standing around it, it gets a little crowded.
1256913
we used for a smaller space. my opinion is that for a larger space you may need a few. it does work!
379257
I tried it on my table and it works great, but it is not completely transparent, it is kind of sandblasted glass. I tried it on the window to test it and it does not work well. If your's is clear glass you will need a piece of paper or mousepad.
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I think it could work for that. Since it has white/ivory colored pieces, it is not as dark as some but not a harsh light either. It's akin to having a lamp with a white cloth shade. Very classy look! Obviously not able to be directed to your workspace though. It gives a general area lighting. I could make it work, especially with an LED light in there that would give more light for less power than it's 60 W max.
583245
Hmmmm, the film is really good reflecting, but for a dance studio. Maybe, but it definitely will have minor distortion. If installed carefully, and no bends or scratches, it may work. But you need to keep in mind that it is not a mirror.
57638
It's not as loud as you'd think. But to use it indoors might be a bit much. Depending on where you would place it as well as the amount of kids playing it could drown out any annoyance
1649555
I use mine in a gym to project workout videos for classes. Although it is dark in there are still dim lights on so that members can see and it works very clearly. I don't believe it would be good for projecting a calendar, if im not mistaken they don't recommend this model for presentations of sorts.
2018231
I would say definitely! It has 3 settings and even the lowest setting moves the air around. It becomes white noise when the students should be concentrating and would not be loud enough to cause a distraction.
265425
Not to a large audience. But for a small 5-6 person audience in a small dark room it would work OK.
1494089
it should, but I use mine in a small make shift room (bedroom) so there is a enough light bouncing to trigger it. not sure if it will work in a large room (garage) or studio.