Can these be applied somehow to the * inside* of the window? The windows where we need to put them are on the third story.
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Well technically yes, they will adhere. But they are most effective on the outside where the UV light can bounce off their surfaces. They are clear so you can see out your window. The birds won't be able to see them on the inside. If you want to deter bird strikes and can't reach the outside, I would use plain white paper so the birds can actually see the obstructions. You can even use something decorative like white paper snowflake cutouts.
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No I don't think so. The side that diverts the birds away from the window would be facing into your room if you put them on the inside. They need to be on the outside.
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Yes, I have them on the inside of the windows. They are simple to apply, and they seem to be doing the job. I recommend them.
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I never tried.......sorry! I would think U can, but may not be as effective.
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Hello Richard, I had to Google some pictures of the windows in question :-) These wedges will work with any window that slides up/down or side to side. The trick is, the make sure you clean/dry the surface before you stick the Velcro on the window. Also make sure the wedge is affixed securely to the Velcro. I have two on each window downstairs (split level house) and they hold well. I truly believe that these wedges will give you extra time if an intruder tries to get into your home. Hope this helps.
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I am no expert on this, but I believe you would apply the film to the inside part of the windows. I know that's were mine went. I have heard of people installing the film on the outside, but it would seem to have a shorter life time due to the elements. Craig
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I don't see why not. I use them for my windows (sliding) and they work fine.
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In my opinion I think it can use on the outside of the window as well. However, it will have a higher chance of debtis scraping off tge paint and/or easier to collect dust due to new semi rough surface after paint is applied. If you are trying to apply this on 2nd story or higher ground it may have less chance if debris hitting the window.
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it is to be used on the outside of the windows. there is no reason to use on the inside.
27678
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!
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The same company sells conversion kits that enable these to be hung in almost any window. We don't molding either and the conversion kit helped us to hang them. Hope that helps
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Yes. Mine is on a 2nd floor window, as that is where I live. Have had no problems.
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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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To the inside! I made the mistake of applying to the outside of 2 large windows only to have to re-apply later after reading the instructions more carefully.
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We had someone do it and he merely attached them to solid piece of wood ( 2 x 6)we had under each window to hold the last window boxes we had. It did not seem to be a problem, but I did not see him do it. They are very stable and work great.
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Yes they can. It's a little darker than normal, but I still recommend putting a curtain or blinds over the window for this exact reason.
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Yes, I modified this in a french window by placing a foam board cut to size to take up the "extra space" left in the window after installing the kit. It takes a bit of ingenuity, but yes, it can be done. The item is working quite well in my 300 sq ft living room. You can also use plexiglass or wood to take up the remaining space.
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It is impossible! Bullet proof and stronger than your windows. No one could get in. My installer told me all windows should be made of this material.
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I've just talked to my neighbor, they did their windows after they saw mine. They made the mistake of putting up the portion that is meant to be discarded. Be sure to read instruction carefully. I think that is why people have failure to cling to windows.
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Like across a window? They're all connected in 4 pieces or so. I would think it would stick to glass. maybe put a layer of modge-podge over it. But sticking to a general window I would worry about condensation getting into the glue. Worth a try though.