Super Solar Screening: Can I put the screening on the inside of my windows instead of ourside?
1934972
Yes you can...but duck tape will not stick to screen. Read my review and use your imagination...
1922844
Also consider the way our door opens. You want the screen on the same side as the hinges of the door so it is not in your way .
396024
The frame has no lock to keep it in position, although the tracks are a tight fit. The louvers are molded into the metal and do not move. Rain would come in through the openings if placed vertically. I love this "health screen" and use one in each double hung window in my house. I would not recommend its use in a vertical window. I would contact the Thermowell company and inquire if they sell screens for this use.
171479
I installed it with tarp poles and tarp cords. The poles are anchored into the cement via the footings. I chose this as a temp structure, you can use a stronger pole and system for a permanent structure. Have not used as a window cover, purchase special solar screens for that.
1588945
Yes. I think you would just mount in on the inside of the door instead of the outside. Love my screens.
1420395
I am afraid not. We do have other options using different panels that will allow you to do that
2281972
I have placed the camera looking through a conventional screen. When I do, the camera shows the screen and the background image. The background is somewhat masked by the screen. Not sure if solar screen will be any different.
65860
I put the screen on the outside, though I would think you could do it either way according to preference. If you don't have a storm window screen on the outside of your window, then I would put the screen on the outside (bugs, you know). Either way, be sure the vents are angled downward not upward in the window.
700783
Yes the smaller top has screening. There is a pretty major gap though between the main canopy and the screen panels
156839
Sitting it by a window indoors is fine, but too much sunlight will burn leaves so I've had success by my front window that Gets sun but also has of light and shade. I hope this was helpful
1144591
Jon - Yes, all of our materials (other than rear projection film) block essentially all light from passing through. This material will work great for going over a window. Thanks!
1708942
You could only open your window to 15" and it must open that wide to inset. Also you would likely need to use a light prop rod to hold the screen up vertical. They could be used...beats the price of a custom screen or kit & so far mine have been rolling around stuck to the outside of my rv for 7,500 miles & 5 months...still look good even!
181997
Yes, I put mine on a window sill where sun comes in and it works just fine that way. Once charged full it will work indoors away from sun until the charge runs out. Great little device!
633004
you can place the opening where you choose, the screening is all one piece that hooks on the inside. For the money this is a great item and I use it every summer. Keeps the bugs out and a very nice durable quality and well made.
396021
These screens do not have a locking mechanism to keep from resizing. I don't see why you couldn't use this particular screen in tall windows if you could put in some sort of lock to keep them from going up and down inadvertently. How about a small piece of rubber or pin put in the frame to lock them in position?
1517041
no this won't block out sunlight or shade the room. Check with Gilla brand for solar window film
23562
I have one of those windows where the screen is permanently installed. My fan sits fine in my window. I don't see it being a problem for most windows with screens.