Our windows are larger than 36 inches. If we have to put two pieces on to cover the window, will the seam show or look bad? Thanks!
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We had a similar situation and tried piecing two lengths together -- we were extremely careful and you still could tell.
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Yes, you will see the seem. If you get it just right though it would be very hard to see though.
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No its looks not so bad. I do it in my windows too. only a very thin line will be occurred that was olso unvisible.
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It depends on how you trim the film. If you made mistake then it will look bad and noticeable. If you made it perfectly, no one can tell your seam unless you look closer.
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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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No, its not long enough to reach the top of the window. I had to extend with polypropolene sheet cut to fit.
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I'm not familiar with the exact size of your vehicle window, but it is plenty big for my HHR window. Had to fold down the top edge about 5 inches... It is a good size for coverage. I love mine!
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Honestly, can not remember if seam is obvious. OF course, it will have a seam, but I do remember that the shade and light fixture is beautiful.
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Hello, With me I would put both sets on the windows because I like sets, but they can be bought long enough to use 1 set for both windows, just be a little crafty with your own ideas on splitting up the curtains.
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Hi Jane, I put this window cover on my living room window. I've never had a problem with them. They're perfect. They never peel and it's going to be tough to get the sheet off my windows when the time comes. For a bath/tub shower, you'll need to buy a FEW orders because not too much comes in one package. My guess would be that you'll need about 6 orders. One strip from this company covers my window about 1 1/2 times. My living room window is probably about the same size as one of your bath/tub walls. I hope this helps. Annette
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I think it would be noticeable. Even if you got it almost perfectly aligned, you'd still see a seam. The larger the area is you are cutting and placing, the harder it is to work with and get straight. I found that smaller sizes are better (easier to apply and to eliminate air bubbles) for things like kitchen cabinets. If you have a big area, you're probably going to want to use chalkboard paint.
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The window width we covered with the smaller set is 50". I would suggest getting the wider set. I think you'll be happy with the drapes. They do a very good job of keeping the light out.
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I measured the one we have that's in a 36 inch window, and it looks like a 24 inch window is the narrowest window that it will fit - without slight modification. Cut/shave off 1/2 inch from each of the slide out panels and you should be fine. The wood is very soft and easy cutting. On another matter, if I had it to do over again I would get the less expensive clear plastic window and not the "one way" plastic. The "one way" plastic is good in theory, but it really limits what you can see on other than the brightest sunlight. Birds eventually get comfortable with your movements in the house anyway. I measured the one we have that's in a 36 inch window, and it looks like a 24 inch window is the narrowest window that it will fit - without slight modification. Cut/shave off 1/2 inch from each of the slide out panels and you should be fine. The wood is very soft and easy cutting. On another matter, if I had it to do over again I would get the less expensive clear plastic window and not the "one way" plastic. The "one way" plastic is good in theory, but it really limits what you can see on other than the brightest sunlight. Birds eventually get comfortable with your... » Read More I measured the one we have that's in a 36 inch window, and it looks like a 24 inch window is the narrowest window that it will fit - without slight modification. Cut/shave off 1/2 inch from each of the slide out panels and you should be fine. The wood is very soft and easy cutting. On another matter, if I had it to do over again I would get the less expensive clear plastic window and not the "one way" plastic. The "one way" plastic is good in theory, but it really limits what you can see on other than the brightest sunlight. Birds eventually get comfortable with your movements in the house anyway. « Show Less
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I don't want to cut mine to test your question but I think most likely yes it could be cut to fit a window.... or two, it's quite large!
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Yes is wide enough and long enough to cover large windows. This is the second year that I have it and I am very satisfied
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It fits nicely in my 36" wide window don't think it would work with a much bigger window than a standard house window
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i have 36" windows and it seemed there was enough slack for a little more. to be absolutely sure, contact Sunpen.
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The cover has a small lip so we just put it over the top. We also order it a little larger than our window well so the edges hung over. We didn't use any tools or hardware to attach it.
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36 is all mine will fit. The unit is a plastic piece with 2 slide out pieces. These could be replaced with almost any plastic piece to make them fit larger windows but the way it came, 36" is it. It also needs a small amount of soft material, foam, if you want an insect proof installation.
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I didn't see how it fit at first but it made sense when I put it up to the window. It rubbed at first but doesn't now. Been on for over a year. Hope it helps-
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Seems like you've answered your own question. Yes, you should be get the unit into that size window without the side curtains. Will probably have to fabricate your own weather proofing for the sides.