Can this be used to completely cover a round window that has a 60 inch diameter?
1885638
Yes, however we bought small Velcro circle and placed several around the edges and the shade to hold them in place.
1885639
I do not think so I used it for a 70" diameter half circle and it just fits that half circle. If you bought two you could put two together using one for half if you have a way to secure it to the window. I have grids that I used double sided tape to fasten it so that it wouldn't droop.
1885640
You may want to check out the transparent film sheets that stick to your window. They come in all different patterns and I had one up for 12 years before it fell off. People cannot see through them and they have some pretty patterns. Not sure exactly what they are called, but that should work.
1885641
Double the length to get your circle, but it was large. I only used half for my half moon window and had more than I need to do again. Don't think that this could be cleaned either.
1619466
Not sure but I have a Toyota and it covers the entire window. It's the best I've ever bought!
1921064
Not really the ideal unit for those style of window. You'd most likey have to use a bit of wood and SECURE it above to fill in the space above the window. You also have to consider the width of the window. What I have done with most of my widow units is, to cut a peice of thick treated ply board and fill the entire window frame with it. Unfortunately you lose a window and gain an AC unit. We have jalousy (sp?) Window's, and they too aren't ideal for window units.
1688872
No. Our window is 39" wide. It only means with the extenders that are included with it will cover the opening up to 31". I ordered additional slide on extenders directly from Holmes to fully cover the opening of our window. You wouldn't need to do this, but we have old windows w/o screens, so having it covered helps with flies.
433087
I'm sorry I can't help. I purchased it to cover the windows in my camper to reflect the heat away. Maybe you could call and ask a plumbing shop.
185554
I rolled it out for th width if the window and pieced for the height of the window as it was easier to match th pattern. You can see where I pieced it up close but not from a distance so much. I figured if it looked bad I could cover it with a long valance. It is great for privacy which is what I was looking for and still let's light in.
1132130
I would not recommend it because the surface area that contacts the window is not large and would put a strain on the glass.
1212637
Is the cutout required to be rectangular or can in be installed through a round cutout?
814139
it's not designed for a round duct. The back of it has a big square opening meant to be seated on a flat surface. You can create that flat surface with some duct fabrication on the round duct.
818335
Absolutely NOT! Mine measures a maximum of 45" adjusted all the way out - and that is assuming it can form a complete round circle - which it may not be able to do depending on what is stored within.
1961798
Max width is in online description.you screw it into the wood so as long as your window isn't too tall, you could.they are plastic with nylon mesh netting.
175811
While I don't remember exactly how wide it is, it certainly wouldn't be wide enough to fit a 4' wide window. You'll need to cut some wood down to fill in the sides.
827946
if you mean for a window 48" high then yes. otherwise i don't understand the question.
480742
I'm not sure. But you can buy this stuff by the roll and it comes in all kinds of widths. But yes you can use it around the windows. It sticks really well as long as you prep the surface before installation. Clean the surface with rubbing alcohol.
1635967
The seam will be slightly visible, but not terrible. We also have this available in 60" widths for larger windows
1211771
I feel this item is not really designed for window installation, not that it isn't duerable but the size will require a special frame of wood to make it fit. Good luck
842963
Hello! What appeared as your question to me was, you have two small windows 22' x 22'. Did you mean 22 FEET X 22 FEET as implied by what I received or 22 INCHES x 22 INCHES? Let us assume that you meant 22 inches x 22 inches, since these would be SMALL windows. Yes, one roll would do you fine with lots left over, since the roll is 3 FEET x 15 FEET. As an example, each roll would provide enough material to cover TWO standard sized patio doors (35"x84"). Now, if you really meant 22 feet x 22 feet, this would require some expert installation work as we are talking about absolutely HUGE picture windows. My guess is you meant 22inches x 22inches. You could do two more regular windows (30"x60") with what is left over. I hope that this helped you.