Can you open the window past the velcro (if you remove the wedge) so you can open the window wider at times?
1241909
Yes, the Velcro does not inhibit use of the window. Just remove the wedges and you're good to go.
1241910
If you remove the wedge (I used 2 per window) then you can open the window BC the velco does NOT impede the window from being raised up.
1241911
I just installed on my vinyl windows (one wedge per window) and discovered the nap weatherstripping on the top of the lower sash prevents raising this sash over the velcro strip. I located the velcro strip so I can raise the lower sash enough to tilt in to clean but cannot raise the sash fully unless I remove the velcro strip. One solution would be to carefully remove the small section of weatherstrip interfering with the velcro then locate the bottom of the velcro strip below the top of the closed bottom sash to act as the removed weatherstrip.
1241912
Yes if you remove the wedge just don't do it to much after awhile wedge won't hold kept taking it off and on my patio door and it loses it's stickiness can be pushed to open wider
1241913
I can on my window, not sure about all windows, but I can open my window all the way on mine if I take out the wedge.
1100964
You can fold over the edges to fit, but it might have less give on a narrower door. I am very satisfied with ours. We have a cat, dog, and two grandchildren running in and out daily. The magnets work and it is better than the one I had before with fewer.
1089473
My window is metal also and not very wide. I figure as long as the top part of the window can fit between the brace its secure. I put a stick between the top of window sill and window so it can't open any further
241138
No! Not by itself. However, if you connect it to a seat belt for a dog, then you are able to limit the movement to the window.
1486333
No but you will want to secure the window somehow so that it cannot open. I cut a broomstick to fit exactly in the space between the raised window and the top of the window sill.
1734265
I don't see why not, although this version is pretty wide - might want to go with a smaller one for car windows.
1500030
That is a good question. My window opens out. I am not sure. I have secured my shelf with screws. I guess it depends on the screen.
1993910
Nope. I installed it with the window shut, but it doesn't prevent you from opening it. You just have to make sure to pull the pad and cover out of the way when you shut the window again.
1957367
The windows are Velcro so you can not roll them up with it you could just take them off all together,Please let me know if this helped any?Jamie
64328
No. I do t think so. The folding edge is removable so it wld fit that way but unless your window is very narrow there wld be a gap on either side of window.
1131632
I think it depends on the design of your window. Our windows slide sideways on one side. We use only one wedge at the top and it's extremely strong and not going anywhere. We have forgotten about them and hit the wedge before, it only gets locked in tighter the harder you try to open the window --- there's no way a child is going to move it once in place unless they can physically reach the wedge and are strong enough to pull it off --- the velcro is also very strong.
1118722
My sunroom door is slightly smaller than the screen door, so we put the Velcro around the door frame. When I want the door open I put the screen door up and it works fine. I haven't tried to take the Velcro off the frame but there isn't a problem taking the screen door down. The Velcro stays on the door frame.
1596403
The width is adjustable so that would be okay. You don't say if your window has a sash that raises & lowers. If you can raise and lower the glass to adjust the size that the window is open to the air- the height of the open space, this might work fine.
1494109
No you need to screw it to the top ...but it could be screwed to the window and close the window on top of the screws... The window will be open 1/8 of an inch
1722827
Yes, it's only closed by Velcro. I put stuff in the back easily through the rear window.
1885522
If the tape is used to seal the area where the window slides up and down, the answer is no. The tape sealing this part of the window would not allow the window to open.
536510
I don't understand the question...The whole gate opens on the hinges and you can buy extensions to make it wider.