Do you just cut the film to fit the window?
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Yes, I measured the inside of the window. I cut slowly with scissors, checking as I went to make sure I was staying straight. You can trim excess with hobby knife.
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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
529443
Yea, it just fits in the window. I believe there is a way to screw it in but we don't.
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Sure it is possible. Find the film option that gives you max coverage in a single panel and buy as much as you need to cover the entire area. If you purchase 12" wide you will need to put four panels side by side. Four rolls of 12" x 83" would cover the two windows. You will need to match up the pattern but other reviewers have used the film on french doors, bathroom shower sliders, etc. I found that an exacto knife worked best to cut the film at the edge of the window.
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After cutting it to the correct size, you peel away the paper that covers an adhesive strip that runs the length of the shade. You press this adhesive part of the shade to the window frame. The whole strip needs to be in contact with the window frame.
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Hello - Thank you for your question. Can you install film on top of film? Generally, it is not recommended to install film on top of film. "Stacking" window films can often result in the glass becoming too warm, raising glass temperatures beyond the manufacturer's suggested limits. Excessive heat can cause seal damage (on dual pane units) or glass breakage. Always remember that window manufacturer warranties are voided by film stacking or "layering." Thank you, Customer Service Team TechnologyLK
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I had same issue and depends on how big a gap between the screen and window frame. You would need weather stripping they sell both foam and rubber kinds in different widths etc here on amazon. I just used the rubber kind and I can finally open my window without everything getting in.
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No. You attach it by sliding it into a channel on the window or door frame, after you remove the old strip.
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The film uses no adhesive so it's just a matter of pulling it off the window. It's like putting up a "cling" decoration and then just removing it.
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Yes, you do need a sleeve or a hole cut through the wall. It is not for window installation.
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Hi Robert - There is an extendable frame that attaches to the top of the unit (slides up and down along the outside edges of the unit). It comes with a corrugated plastic panel, that you cut to size, that slides into that frame. So be sure to measure twice, cut once, as this closes off the top of the window. Always err on the side of longer, so you can adjust if needed. Pretty simple.
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I do believe so. You will need a box cutter or carpenters knife or a really sturdy pair of scissors to cut the fan to be customized to your window. It is so easy!
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I installed the full sheet, starting at the top right on both the window and the sheet. Spray water on the window first for a better fit. After you get it on cut the excess off the left with an exacto or razor blade.
307671
No, it actually slides into a track on the window. There is a thin hard plastic film that slides into the track and the fuzzy part sticks out.
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Yes, it is easily cut with scissors -BUT- you may wish to consider using a straight edge and a razor (rotary cutter is even better) to get a straight line. Use a spray bottle filled with warm water and a few (just three or four) drops of dish soap, spray the window the film is being applied to and squeegee the window clean, repeat the spray and then apply the film. If you don't squeegee the window or don't spray it down with the mix and apply the film wet, you will get big air pockets and it will look horrible when done. Once the film is on the window, TAPE IT TO THE TOP of the window, then use your squeegee to press out all the water.
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It is available in 48" also. If your windows are wider than that, place the left film on first. Overlay the right film, then create a new seam by cutting the layers thru the overlap. Pull back the layers enough to remove the small piece below your overlay. This makes the seams perfectly matched.
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nope, made to fit in the opening. Has to go through the hole to secure on the inside. The window has a frame.