How do you cut these to fit the width of your windows
626716
Fit fine. Ended up not doing interior mount, just left them as is for exterior mount. They look pretty good!
626717
You measure the width of the window, and there are lines to tear it on. Easy peasy!
626718
You don't have to cut the shade - it's marked and tears easily. I think I just used scissors to cut the roller where it was marked. Super easy!
626719
I didn't know how. There were no directions with shades. I had to return some of them. I did pull out the piece at the top roller to makr it fit in bracket. Sorry. I wish I could be of more help. Good Luck
626720
Measure the width you need unroll shade remove the plastic at the bottom pull the strip all the way to the roller peel the paper strip on th roller push the roller in to fit window stick the shade to th roller then hand roll the shade up..
1407436
You can buy heavy-duty VELCRO right here on Amazon. They sell it in long-strips. For the correct size try to estimate by your window-sill size. I think the size you need is about the 3" or 4" wide, just type in Heavy-Duty Velcro on the Amazon SEARCH BAR.
271025
You could cut it to whatever dimensions suit you. Just use a good heavy duty pair of scissors or a straight edge and razor knife. It's only plastic so it's easy.
1734984
I would think these could be easily cut but it's not clear whether you included the arch in the measurements in this question. If you didn't you would need to buy two of them and line them up carefully.
165420
I didn't put that very well. With the adjustable shades, the roller itself will telescope to fit the window width, and you just peel the shade itself to match.
1957368
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
1947353
Yes they can be cut to 30 inches wide...no problem.Actually the central part of the blinds that is 11 inches in length holds the mechanism for the blinds to retract and expand, so I guess that the width can be from approx 13 inches to 3 feet and the blinds will still be able to work with the mechanism that retracts the blinds to open or shut. There is a tool provided to cut the blinds. When planning to cut the blinds, you should allow for say an 1/8 of an inch on each side to install the plastic ends that are also included that clip into the clamps at the top of the window frame and that give the blinds a professional finish at the bottom of the blinds. Yes they can be cut to 30 inches wide...no problem.Actually the central part of the blinds that is 11 inches in length holds the mechanism for the blinds to retract and expand, so I guess that the width can be from approx 13 inches to 3 feet and the blinds will still be able to work with the mechanism that retracts the blinds to open or shut. There is a tool provided to cut the blinds. When planning to cut the blinds, you should allow for say an 1/8 of an inch on each side to install the plastic ends that are also included that clip into the clamps at the top of the window frame and... » Read More Yes they can be cut to 30 inches wide...no problem.Actually the central part of the blinds that is 11 inches in length holds the mechanism for the blinds to retract and expand, so I guess that the width can be from approx 13 inches to 3 feet and the blinds will still be able to work with the mechanism that retracts the blinds to open or shut. There is a tool provided to cut the blinds. When planning to cut the blinds, you should allow for say an 1/8 of an inch on each side to install the plastic ends that are also included that clip into the clamps at the top of the window frame and that give the blinds a professional finish at the bottom of the blinds. « Show Less
1240829
Place them on a table or other flat surface, maybe some carboard underneath. Carefully position the edge over the side of the table and using a line drawn on them, score the edge with a box-cutter type razor. Go over the cut several times applying good pressure, don't necessarily cut through. Then, snap the excess off. Worked well for me, no cracks, to fit into the frames/fixtures in my office.
14301
The window is about 2 and a half inches wide and and 3 and a half long. The window box can be added or not, as it cuts separately. it will add another 3/8 of an inch to the length.
1387117
These may work for you. You can cut them to fit. The only problem may be getting them to stick to metal.
839401
There are no window plans with this kit. I installed 4 24"x24" windows but I had to adjust spacing to make them fit. You probably would have the least problems if you made a 10' x 32' .
1800031
I cut it for those very kind of windows and they work very well. I did put a dab of a waterproof glue stick in each corner, but I don't know if that made any difference. Staying up and works well.
954795
Use 3.4 inch wooden dowel rods. Cut them approx 1/4" longer than the can width. Drill pilot holes in the ends. Attach them with 3/8" washers and wood screws. You can make any width you need for less than $10 in materials and less than an hour's labor.
2228622
They are a hard plastic material. I used a saw to cut them to fit. I cut off both length and width, however, if you cut the width, you can only do it at the edge of an area. Otherwise you destroy the interlocking edges on multiple strips which would diminish the strength of the wall. I love this stuff and have some more to put up. It is very sturdy and looks great.
1664525
Yes, I measured the inside of the window. I cut slowly with scissors, checking as I went to make sure I was staying straight. You can trim excess with hobby knife.
462771
If you are trying to cover individual small windows, it might be more difficult. We had a solid pane, removed the frame, measured the film and cut it to fit the window. It wasn't difficult at all that way.
249270
They have different sizes so you would have to take measurements and get the appropriate one. The ones I purchased I used on my sliding picture windows so they obviously would be too large for the door.