how do you fit the fabric onto the window it doesnt seem to come with option of hardware lthough someone talks of it?
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All you are buying is the raw fabric. Sorta like when you buy the fabric for a screen door. If you want to make the fabric into a curtain or something, you will have to sew it (or have it sewn) and fasten it. On mine, I sewed a 1.5" double hem across the top. I heated the tip of a screw driver and melted holes 12" apart so I could run screws though it to screw to a rafter. I ran a 1" hem down both sides to give it a clean, strong edge. Then I sewed a 2.5" hem in the bottom and ran a piece of PVC tube though it to secure the bottom. I can also roll it up around the PVC tube inside the bottom hem..
1152313
I stapled a strip of cardboard to the material on top and used grey tape to tape over it, so the tape would hold the cardboard and stick to the glass or frame of the window.Material is slippery so you just need something that will hold the tape.
1152314
Harbor Freight has a good kit w/ rings & twine, but I folded mine in 1/2 and used a wooden rod @ the top & bottom. I just hung the top & strung the bottom. I also stapled some to a wooden door, worked fine. This is all outdoor if you didn't know.
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You have to purchase the hardware separately, though we didn't use it.. didn't know how... our handyman attached the fabric with tape flat to the skylights frames (a regular light defuser) in a manner that it didn't show.. and the rest of it was hung in front of the sliding glass window with a space between it and the window, and rolled up with string when not in use during the winter..
1152316
I made a casing and inserted a tension rod through it and hung it in the window. It worked fine
1152317
All you are buying is the raw fabric. Sorta like when you buy the fabric for a screen door. If you want to make the fabric into a curtain or something, you will have to sew it (or have it sewn) and fasten it. On mine, I sewed a 1.5" double hem across the top. I heated the tip of a screw driver and melted holes 12" apart so I could run screws though it to screw to a rafter. I ran a 1" hem down both sides to give it a clean, strong edge. Then I sewed a 2.5" hem in the bottom and ran a piece of PVC tube though it to secure the bottom. I can also roll it up around the PVC tube inside the bottom hem.. All you are buying is the raw fabric. Sorta like when you buy the fabric for a screen door. If you want to make the fabric into a curtain or something, you will have to sew it (or have it sewn) and fasten it. On mine, I sewed a 1.5" double hem across the top. I heated the tip of a screw driver and melted holes 12" apart so I could run screws though it to screw to a rafter. I ran a 1" hem down both sides to give it a clean, strong edge. Then I sewed a 2.5" hem in the bottom and ran a piece of PVC tube though it to secure the bottom. I can also roll it up... » Read More All you are buying is the raw fabric. Sorta like when you buy the fabric for a screen door. If you want to make the fabric into a curtain or something, you will have to sew it (or have it sewn) and fasten it. On mine, I sewed a 1.5" double hem across the top. I heated the tip of a screw driver and melted holes 12" apart so I could run screws though it to screw to a rafter. I ran a 1" hem down both sides to give it a clean, strong edge. Then I sewed a 2.5" hem in the bottom and ran a piece of PVC tube though it to secure the bottom. I can also roll it up around the PVC tube inside the bottom hem.. « Show Less
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I used the Coolaroo fabric outside to shade my pergola. I hemmed the top and bottom of each panel on my sewing machine, put grommets in the top hem and used shower curtain hooks to hang them from the conduit.
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It seems to be specifically made for railing. I would not know how to attach it to a window.
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Well this is our third one & if you are real careful it is easy to cut with a very sharp cutter. But I would make a template of the window first then lay it on the graphic & cut just wear the windows meet. You then will cut any extra off after you have it on the window. It is really beautiful! But we can't put ours on until late Spring when the weather warms up. Good Luck
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Part of the design is you twist the lever around in circular motion until the clamps close around the part of the window that you are attaching it to. Once tight enough, you lower the lever which "locks" it into place. All it takes is a little push of strength to push the level up and then untwist the clamps. Perhaps you can try it and install without him watching you. They are pretty cheap and offer you nominally better protection than you currently have.
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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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I think your window would need a bit of a lip on the inside for the hooks to hook on to. I had casement windows put in, but they left the old frame in, so I had a big lip on the bottom for it. You might try to call Kidde from their website and ask them.
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There is a slot or groove (L shaped) on the fan where you just lower the window into this groove for a sealed fit, and also panels on the sides to slide to the edges of the window for a secure fit. Very easy to install and uninstall. It fits pretty flush with the inside and doesn't stick out into the room. Hope this helps. Good fan, good choice.
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The bottom part just slides into the window and the top part hooks onto the window. You would put the window down part way, hook onto it then roll the window up. It works well but the problem is all shades are rectangular and all windows are different. It works well for my wife and I in each of our cars but the sun still finds a way through.
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Yes, the fabric can be pulled to the side, but the window will still have a mesh-type material on it. It is see-through, kind of like a screen.
1170240
I bought the standard window size and there is no middle support bracket, you may want to look into purchasing one for very heavy drapes
234771
The piece that fits into the window can fit vertically or horizontally. It expands to fit the window vertically.
1301624
I have no idea. I would call the manufacturer. It def. was designed to fit in a standard horizontal window. sorry.
1962716
It comes with a plastic Slat sized for a standard window. You would need a piece of wood Or something to fill the remaining void.
652146
It is a window OR wall unit... it COMES in a sleeve already. If you want to put it through the wall, you cut a hole where you want it (or have a pro do it). Then you slide the chassis out of the sleeve, position the sleeve in the hole in the wall, fasten it with a couple of screws, and then slide the chassis back in. If you want to put it in a window opening, you just fasten the side panels on and place it where you want it.
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The mounting hardware is not welded to the rod. The brackets can be located anywhere along the rod. You just have to make sure that the curtains will cover the left/right edges of the window. The curtains cannot slide beyond the mounting hardware.
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Not sure how to answer the question. "How do you get it to fit...?" Fit where?
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It's very simple and cheap. Use a 2x4 or a big wooden dowel cut to size. I used to live in some apartments and I had just bought a new window unit. I cut a 2x4 to size and put it in the upper portion of the window which prevented the window from being opened. I left for awhile and when I came back home I found that someone had tried stealing my A/C unit but failed because of the 2x4. It works!