can they be applied to a window
1989973
Sure I dont see why not! The decal is same color both sides & the adhesive is like reusable, you can move it around with no problem. I place my birds exactly like this image lol because they come all scattered on a sheet, basically you design it your way but since I like what I saw in this image well I copy it by looking at this picture. contents: just a sheet of decal bird, basic ins ( just stick )....No sample images...They bring life to any room...
1989974
Absolutely! They're pretty much just stickers but removable ones. Just make sure the glass is dry when you apply them because they do not stick well to wet surfaces. Just clean the glass, wait for it to dry and then stick the decals.
1989975
Yes they can. Just make sure you clean the window first and wait until it is dry so that you can apply the birds. Hope this helps. :)
1391098
yes, I would think so, the adhesive on the backs of the decals are like super postit note or painters tape. They decal wont look the same on the other side of the glass when looking at it from behind. Not sure if "heat" on the window would weaken the adhesive.
1801751
Yes. They will work on any smooth, clean, glass surface. These decals work as well on tinted windows as on nontinted windows.
1989823
Not without some serious modification. They have models designed for that type of window..
80322
No. They don't actually mount to the window. This brand sits in the track, not on the window or on the paint.
684258
They go on the outside of the window, so the glass needs to be fairly clean and the air temperature needs to be at or above ~50 deg F for them to stick. On the outside, they can reflect ultraviolet that birds can see (and we can't). After a year or two of exposure, they need to be replaced.
299222
no they stick on right above the window,you can stick it on the door before you pull the sticky tape off to see how it will look.
36433
No, these stickers are made for walls and look great! For a window will look good but only from one side
1925934
Yes you can use it on the windows but it tears easily and being white and transparent it may not be as effective as a bamboo or shogi shade over the window.
302907
Ours have been on windows for over a year now. Make sure your window is sparkly clean....preferably warmer weather when you put them on (above 55 degrees). It doesn't matter which side is "out", smooth out the decal with a cotton rag or such as to have a even application upon the glass surface.
1071399
Absolutely! These are the best. You can place them anywhere on the frame so you can still open the window a little. I put them on all my windows in the kids rooms so I do not have to worry.
1902105
I'm not sure. They stay on walls really good. I think they could as long as you didn't peal them on and off.my worries is that due to weather your windows go from hot to cold they might lose there sticky. But then again we all have our heat on in.the winter. Its a cute idea..I say try it..
1761674
If you press it on firmly and get ALL the air bubbles out, yes you can. I put one on real good and the second I put on carelessly. I rolled the window up with the good one and it goes up and down just fine. The second window I rolled up there were large air bubbles near the ends and the shade rolled up and it was a nightmare! I've heard if you use heat to press the air bubbles out it is easier but I've never actually tried it..The trickiest part about this product is getting it on the window. It has a tendency to give you trouble and want to roll up again and cling to itself. Once you get it on though, it's well worth it! If you press it on firmly and get ALL the air bubbles out, yes you can. I put one on real good and the second I put on carelessly. I rolled the window up with the good one and it goes up and down just fine. The second window I rolled up there were large air bubbles near the ends and the shade rolled up and it was a nightmare! I've heard if you use heat to press the air bubbles out it is easier but I've never actually tried it..The trickiest part about this product is getting it on the window. It has a tendency to give you trouble and want to roll up again and cling to itself.... » Read More If you press it on firmly and get ALL the air bubbles out, yes you can. I put one on real good and the second I put on carelessly. I rolled the window up with the good one and it goes up and down just fine. The second window I rolled up there were large air bubbles near the ends and the shade rolled up and it was a nightmare! I've heard if you use heat to press the air bubbles out it is easier but I've never actually tried it..The trickiest part about this product is getting it on the window. It has a tendency to give you trouble and want to roll up again and cling to itself. Once you get it on though, it's well worth it! « Show Less
27676
This does not have an adhesive side for directly applying to windows - the most common method is to stretch it over some sort of frame and mount the whole assembly. Thanks!
1560565
Yes, I think you would like them on a window...not too bright but still visable.
69885
Not a good choice for that. They are self adhesive labels. Not window clings.
426649
not sure about your laws but they stick to any window and you can remove them and put them back on.