Do these shades attach to the glass or the door or the casing above the door?
521189
I have these on windows attached to the top inside wooden trim. Instructions are good. With shade closed, trimmed to fit with heavy duty carving knife. Look great!!
521190
The shades attach with a long strip of tape that runs across the top of the highest shade. The best way to attach them so that the shade opens (i.e., pulls down) cleanly, is horizontally across the top of the ceiling that hangs over the window (this might be what you mean by 'casing'). In other words, my windows are sunken in, so I just attached the long strip of tape on the part of the ceiling that comes out past the window. One last way to explain is that I attached the shade by pushing up on the adhesive strip and attaching to the ceiling that hangs out past the window, as opposed to pushing the tape against wall that is facing me. The shades attach with a long strip of tape that runs across the top of the highest shade. The best way to attach them so that the shade opens (i.e., pulls down) cleanly, is horizontally across the top of the ceiling that hangs over the window (this might be what you mean by 'casing'). In other words, my windows are sunken in, so I just attached the long strip of tape on the part of the ceiling that comes out past the window. One last way to explain is that I attached the shade by pushing up on the adhesive strip and attaching to the ceiling that hangs out past the window, as opposed to... » Read More The shades attach with a long strip of tape that runs across the top of the highest shade. The best way to attach them so that the shade opens (i.e., pulls down) cleanly, is horizontally across the top of the ceiling that hangs over the window (this might be what you mean by 'casing'). In other words, my windows are sunken in, so I just attached the long strip of tape on the part of the ceiling that comes out past the window. One last way to explain is that I attached the shade by pushing up on the adhesive strip and attaching to the ceiling that hangs out past the window, as opposed to pushing the tape against wall that is facing me. « Show Less
521191
I attached the shade to the casing above my window. I am very pleased that it stays in place and works just like advertised.
521192
Not the glass. They attach above the window parallel to floor. Either the top of horizontal casing or ceiling. The work great
521193
These nattach tp the wood frame around the window or door for best look however they can be attached just about anywhere that is approx. 1 inch in width.
1399521
Typically it is installed on the inside to protect you and yours from glass shards should an object hit the window. On glass cabinet doors install it on the outside to keep the shards inside the cabinet away from your loved ones.
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Peel and stick above window. On the paint part. I've had them for a year and they are still holding on. For the price I expected to replace them by now. But they are better quality than you would think. If you buy them line all four up before you stick them. They aren't coming off.
1835627
Mine are on a smooth glass window. I have a different set on a smooth wood door and they've been on for two years.
1021204
They slide into the frame that supports the glass. We got all of them in but one which didn't fit.
86734
hi, The shades are frosted glass screwed into plastic supports. The white part is glass in the photo.
1322672
What kind of conversion kit? I just set it on top of the apparatus and used the little screw to attach it. Very nice shades and the perfect size.
1411104
I used anchored screws on the top. The bottom has (included if I remember right) L brackets that work pretty good. Mine haven't budged since I put them up. I'd just be careful opening it because the weight of the door may throw the balance off. Just keep the door supported and don't let it swing free. I usually open it JUST enough to put the glass in.
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Clean the area above the windows where the shades will be installed on. Pull off the backing off the adhesive strip. Make sure you line up the shade before sticking in place. Press firmly repeat for each window.
750035
It attaches to top corners of the door with small pockets contoured in corners of cover which hold it up from sliding and magnets with hold on door below glass on door, Its nice for the money. Their our others that have fold down panels in front and sides withdows with privacy screening so you can see out and others cant see in which is a nice option this unit does not have but that style costs more but is another option
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Devibasker, yes they can, by means of plastic clips that clip on to the ends of the pleated shade, you take the clips off, adjust the amount of shade hanging down, then put the clips back on. Edited to add: The clips come with the shades.
533495
It has these thick plastic tabs (I think 3) attached to the top of the door cover and the tabs slide into the window slip (where the glass goes up and down)
79646
The legs attach to mounts on the glass via screws. The mount stays on the glass via glue.
1328839
There are no mechanism but you manually push up and down. I wouldn't reccommend the shades if the shades are to be used constantly. They seem a bit flimsy.
573658
It's very easy. To install, they hook onto the top of your window, and there are two tabs that you insert into the base of the window (where the window retracts into the door). To install, simply pull out of the door and unhook from the window. In fact, my big complaint about these shades is that the tabs uninstall themselves all the time so that I'll be driving down the road with the shade clacking against the window.
2228959
The shade is NOT made of glass, but a heavy plastic material. Not cheap looking/feeling. It takes 2 bulbs. I am very happy with the ones I bought.
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This on a non overlay hinge. It is for doors that are inside the cabinet frame.