Will this work on casement windows?
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I think your window would need a bit of a lip on the inside for the hooks to hook on to. I had casement windows put in, but they left the old frame in, so I had a big lip on the bottom for it. You might try to call Kidde from their website and ask them.
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WheelinDealin is correct. I have a casement window that is 15.25" in width and had to cut the lower metal section out to make the A/C fit into one of my rental homes. This effectively ruins that side of the window and it must remain locked in place.
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I have used a similar product to seal a door casing. It expanded too much and the door wouldn't close after. Use caution around doors and windows.
901391
Sorry, I don't know. I don't have a case. But I don't see why you'd need to use a case if you use this. This should do that job only better, though because I don't have a case I may not be the best person to judge that. (-:
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Suspect it should. Am guessing you're trying to shade a child. It's just a matter of where you put the clips and if the window is fairly straight.
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Not so difficult. All you have to take off is a wood trim on the bottom sill. Look into some you-tube videos titled "casement window repair".
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Probably not. I actually put the film on my storm windows so I can see the depth of the windows. You might want to place the film under those white inserts? The pretty side is only really visible from inside.
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I used mine in a slider type window and .. no, it doesn't fit the groove. These ACs (as are most) are designed for casement type windows (the ones that slide up and down). I've only found one AC unit that was designed for slider windows, and it worked for 5 years before giving up. You just have to modify the fit is all. I designed a mount for these types that fit on the window and seal the groove, as well as support it against the siding outside. Seems to work for most that I've used. If you're not mechanically inclined, try one of the "Portable" types. They're not quite as efficient, but work very well and are not as unsightly as these from the outside. I used mine in a slider type window and .. no, it doesn't fit the groove. These ACs (as are most) are designed for casement type windows (the ones that slide up and down). I've only found one AC unit that was designed for slider windows, and it worked for 5 years before giving up. You just have to modify the fit is all. I designed a mount for these types that fit on the window and seal the groove, as well as support it against the siding outside. Seems to work for most that I've used. If you're not mechanically inclined, try one of the "Portable" types. They're not quite as... » Read More I used mine in a slider type window and .. no, it doesn't fit the groove. These ACs (as are most) are designed for casement type windows (the ones that slide up and down). I've only found one AC unit that was designed for slider windows, and it worked for 5 years before giving up. You just have to modify the fit is all. I designed a mount for these types that fit on the window and seal the groove, as well as support it against the siding outside. Seems to work for most that I've used. If you're not mechanically inclined, try one of the "Portable" types. They're not quite as efficient, but work very well and are not as unsightly as these from the outside. « Show Less
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I never did it on a window.But I don't see why you couldn't.You may have to soften with a window cleaner or try Goo gone spray gel found at bed and bath.This would help using the Scotty peeler.
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I'm fairly confident it will work for window deflectors and if you ever need to remove it, it comes off easily with a blow dryer.
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It will work but you might want to build simple frames to go over your windows maybe just inside the frameworkAnd use clear tape or staple it on the frame with a staple gun. It is nice and clear. We used it for a greenhouse andFor windows to help insulate the house.
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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.
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I am a home builder and so am speaking from experience. Most of all wood sash casement windows use the Truth brand of hardware. However, Truth makes many different sizes and configurations. The best way to tell if this will fit yours is to compare a picture of it with yours. Look for the number of arms, the shape of the arms, and the length of the arms. There are usually two arms on these operators and each has a different length. This is the critical part. If you measure yours from pivot point to pivot point it should closely match what they are selling. If it doesn't then shop for another one that does match. If you can't find it on amazon.com then shop here http://www.allaboutdoors.com/index.php?cPath=85_70 and then go back to amazon.com to buy it.
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It will work fine with any glass or plexiglass 1/4 inch or less. I used it on 1/4" tinted glass about 34" high by 24 inches wide. Works great.
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Yes u can however there is going to be a good chance the window will be smeared up the same way your screen it.
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Doesn't stick out very far at all -maybe 5-6 inches at most.But I guess that would depend on the thickness of your window casement.Actually a very small unit,but works great for the size&price; !
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It works on any window. You measure the surface you want to cover, leaving 1/16 to 1/8 of an inch border. Spray the window with some water mixed with a little soap or dish detergent, peel the film and appy. The soapy water allows you to slide it into place, then you can squeegie out the excess with the squeegie that is included in the box. It is so simple and so beautiful