Can these be removed easily if I wanted to fully open the window?
857536
Yes, the come on and off very easily by turning the little white lever counter clockwise. They do the trick without drilling and are perfect for protecting small children from opening up the window too wide and slipping through. They have worked well for our family.
857537
Yes, you just flip it open and unscrew it until it comes off the sash rail.
857538
Yes, you release the latch, give it a couple of spins and the window is free to open.
1846978
On the side the top flips up it is easy to remove plastic window. On the other side, however, you will have to tap the roof off with a hammer to remove window. Staples hold half the roof on, but it's not hard to put back together... I've done it myself. Also, the plastic windows a very flexable, and you may be able to bend it enough to pop it out of the slot it's in.
1678326
yes you can.... removable is easy and put it on the window with no problem.
1865237
They work great. Seems like it would be easier to break a window than to try to force a window that is locked with two of these. Simply twist them until they begin to tighten to window frame, then clamp them down. They tighten the rest of the way when you clamp them, a lot like vise grip pliers. I'm adding two photos to help.
901758
There are two screws included which can be removed easily, so to answer your question; Yes.
588076
no they cannot be removed. I wish it could as well. I would fit much better if they were detachable.
1349987
Yes you can remove the gate very quickly when not in use. I also can open it with one hand if needed.
1289070
It appears they can perhaps be pulled off; however, mine is assembled, so I'm not positive. They seem to be plastic though.
1283965
Yes, just as you had to put them on when it arrived, you can take them off. It's a pin mechanism. I have never had the need to remove them myself.
1362540
I just looked at ours and it appears that you can. There are screws holding the door on to the back, so I believe that it would be easy to remove
2025222
i have not removed them because they work great. my cardinal friend is back and he sits on the tree and looks but does not come near the window. i think once off it will be no good. it does not claim this on the package.i like them/ look like the glass and are effective. i think if you want to remove asap it will pop off. once in place for a period time might be more difficult.sorry could not help more
54425
The purpose is so that they will not open but keep in mind these are stuck down, not screwed down and I imagine with some strength and wiggling around these could come off. They work perfectly to not let my kids open the windows and I have a hard time opening them past. But if you are looking to prevent an intruder I would recommend something that is more permanent.
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.
1577401
Unfortunately, no. But I have not needed to remove them for my use. They do slide open and closed easily
684392
Yes, they are easily removed. I can't say I'd recommend taking them off though... Why do you want to do this?
734015
Nope. Its only slightly better than opening the window. Does the job though.
949272
You can if you never want to use the window again. Don't do it. Use expanding foam that is made for windows and doors. If you use this stuff, it expands so much that the window or door will not open or close properly. Now to the second part of your question. It is very difficult if not impossible to remove this stuff once it has dried. Try using other types of insulation if you want to remove it later.