My window well is 52 by 30 and 52 by 25, any solution provided with this translucent material?
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I assume by your question your well is shaped like the pictured cover and not a 52X30 rectangle. Either way the straight line end that goes against the house is 39", and the widest part of the arc is 19". So, I would say no, it would not fit. BTW, the dimensions are listed on the product page at the bottom under technical details
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Hello, Thank you for contacting us. The windows are 30mil thick. Please let us know if you have any more questions. Thank you
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I didn't put that very well. With the adjustable shades, the roller itself will telescope to fit the window width, and you just peel the shade itself to match.
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Try a small piece of scotch tape, layer if needed. The tape will diffuse some of the light.
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I have a 33' window too. I got the larger one, 33" and over and I works nicely. I did have to spring it out slightly to get it in nice and snug. I wouldn't go smaller.
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That's a small window! You may need to have a board cut to fit any gap which results. One VERY important thing: The filter slides out the SIDE, so don't install it right up the a window frame close to the right. It has the be in the middle of the window area. Mine is installed in a regular apartment size window...and it was a real hassle. I also have no way to clean the filter easily. Works fine though, although it's a bit noisy.
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I took one of mine out of the window and measured it. It was 21" X 37", But I think it needs just a tad of wiggle-room to fit, at least on my windows. I mean, I think I could balance or just wedge it into the place if I only had 21" of window opening, but it wouldn't set correctly in the grooves I don't think.
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You can also order this: GILA FS600 Window Film Complete Application Tool KitThat is what I used.. of course the water with a splash of dish soap probably does the exact same thing.
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I agree with Mr Simmons... too thin. Unless you folded it, which you will unless your windows are huge... There is probably foam you can buy for this purpose
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The actual size of the window I ordered was 35 and 3/4 by 14, I was fortunate that the cement from the inside to the outside tapered out, I still had to do some minor cutting on the cement in places. I also mounted them flush with the outside of the foundation, cleaned and painted the original steel ones and kept them in place to create a dead air space. Like you I couldn't figure it out by their description so I ordered one to see how it would work. With idea that if it didn't I'd return it.
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Quite fine...much closer to pantyhose than window screen. Have you tried making some lavender/rosemary sachets?
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There are no window plans with this kit. I installed 4 24"x24" windows but I had to adjust spacing to make them fit. You probably would have the least problems if you made a 10' x 32' .
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I have a 50 inch casement (slides left to right) and it fits great. I think this is good for up to a 55 inch window.
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It is available in 48" also. If your windows are wider than that, place the left film on first. Overlay the right film, then create a new seam by cutting the layers thru the overlap. Pull back the layers enough to remove the small piece below your overlay. This makes the seams perfectly matched.
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I'm sorry I can't help. I purchased it to cover the windows in my camper to reflect the heat away. Maybe you could call and ask a plumbing shop.
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I use it on my inground pool cover, but I would think it would work for your window well
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Of course you can get or make extra window kits. It's quite easy for me to think of many ways to temporarily cover and uncover a 5" hole. I would find it much easier to cover the hole rather than sit there watching bugs and stuff fly through it while saying "eww" or "eek" or something like that.