Outside TV Glare

[Rodbuster]

We opted for the outside entertainment center for our new Landmark. Although it is great in the evening, we find the glare on the TV screen makes it practically useless during the day. Has anyone come up with a creative way to handle this? We love to watch NASCAR and football but need to go inside during the day.

 

[Ray LeTourneau]

Dick, I think if I had the outdoor entertainment system, the best thing to do would be use one of those 10 X 10 pop up gazebos. Our neighbor has a Landmark with the patio awning over the entertainment center and it's not bad but could be better. Maybe some side curtains on the awning?

 

[Theresau]

We added a TV in the basement area; the mount allows us to move it in different directions - this helps with the glare. Might want to consider changing the mount.

It's been working great while in FL and our patio is facing southeast.

We opted for the outside entertainment center for our new Landmark. Although it is great in the evening, we find the glare on the TV screen makes it practically useless during the day. Has anyone come up with a creative way to handle this? We love to watch NASCAR and football but need to go inside during the day.

 

[jbeletti]

Dick,

I'd suggest sliding an awning sun-screen in the spline of your Entertainment Slide awning tube.

 

[jmgratz]

The awning over ours makes it bearable.

 

[readytohitheroad]

How about rotating your rig every half hour or so?

 

[JohnD]

How about rotating your rig every half hour or so?

Funny stuff!