Could this pass as a window cover? I have a weird length window and 63" is too short and 84" is too long. Thanks!
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Hi! Not sure how you would attach it to a curtain rod as the "holes" for the shower curtain clips/hooks are very small and sewn around the edges - it does not have the metal "holes." If you could find a way, (like trying a very thin tension rod - depending upon the size of your window) it would be very pretty...the lace is nice, very feminine and I like the attached valence as well. Good luck!
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Absolutely. It's just like a regular lace curtain. Just remember how these hang. The curtains have the holes/slits. These are really lovely.
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Possibly. It is in my formal Bath & visitors comment how pretty it is. Also in ref. to your quest. the hook holes are not visible. I wish it were a little wider so i could bunch it up a little more.
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You could it would look ok.....we used ours for a shower curtain but you could use it for a window also. .
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I bought two curtains. One for the shower and the other I shortened and used for the bathroom window. Looks great. I have a frosted window.
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I do not see why not. It has slits at the top like so you would have to do something to attach to a rod. A simple straight stich on a sewing machine would be easy to make a rod pocket or you could use rod clips. It is very well made and just beautiful. Also this is one piece so either use two for tiebacks or you will not be able to open it.
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I feel it might be a good shot, it's light enough and small enough. I put mine in a relatively small window and it used only have the width of it. Key is to measure. : ) just my two cents... Good luck�
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The shade will only go as far down as the window height, unless you pull it further outside the window frame. Our windows are only 37" tall and they look fine, there is just extra at the bottom that isn't noticeable.
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The piece that goes into the window has a maximum length of 38 inches. If the height of your window is bigger then that, you would need to fill the gap with cardboard or something. Either way, the unit will work.
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It's max window use is technically 36", obviously you could get some ply wood and paint and get creative to fill your gaps
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It has an emergency latch and you would have to be quite wide not to fit through it, I did have to do a bunch of framing though to get it to fit. I used it to replace a smaller worn out window.
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I rolled it out for th width if the window and pieced for the height of the window as it was easier to match th pattern. You can see where I pieced it up close but not from a distance so much. I figured if it looked bad I could cover it with a long valance. It is great for privacy which is what I was looking for and still let's light in.
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Hello, The length will be too short as our covers are pretty true to length. The next size up that we have is a 16' which will be too large. Let us know if we can be of any further assistance. Thank You VortexDirect.com 1-800-309-5190 Monday - Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Central time Vortex..Value and Performance
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I wouldn't see why it wouldn't as long as the measurements fit the opening of the window. I love mine, I wouldn't use anything else now.
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Be warned, your window needs to be a minimum of 22". They do not tell you on this site. I found out the hard way and still waiting for my return slip (6 days and counting).
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Unfortunately not the cover is made for an 80" roof. Sounds like you have an 88" roof, measure the roof length
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I have a 50 inch casement (slides left to right) and it fits great. I think this is good for up to a 55 inch window.
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It you can cover the window however, please note that it's only cloth with aluminum foil on it. It can easily be pushed in if its not glued to a hard surface.
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I'm not sure if I can answer this BUT my window is 28" wide from the outside, they are 10 year old windows so they have a screen that slides up or down, the door was a fraction to small with the side panels so I took off the white side panels ( they are screwed in) and it turns out there are 2 metal push rods top and bottom that move the panels to fit your window, the window just fit into the slot that the screen was in so I pushed up the screen and the little metal rods keep the window in place. I can now open and close the window and that is great since I live in New England and keep the cats in at night. Not sure if that helps but I was able to make it work and then just put foam strips around to help keep out the cold.
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This would not work unless you have a very odd dimension window. This is made to be wider than it is tall. For any standard size of window, the dimensions are wider than taller. If your window opens horizontally - you would have a taller opening than it is wide. Also, the way that this fan is held in place doesn't lend itself to being mounted vertically. The notches in the two sides rely on gravity to hold them in place - if you were to install this at a 90 degree angle - what would keep the fan from coming off of the screws?You will have more of a headache trying to use this in your application that it could be worth. This would not work unless you have a very odd dimension window. This is made to be wider than it is tall. For any standard size of window, the dimensions are wider than taller. If your window opens horizontally - you would have a taller opening than it is wide. Also, the way that this fan is held in place doesn't lend itself to being mounted vertically. The notches in the two sides rely on gravity to hold them in place - if you were to install this at a 90 degree angle - what would keep the fan from coming off of the screws?You will have more of a headache trying to... » Read More This would not work unless you have a very odd dimension window. This is made to be wider than it is tall. For any standard size of window, the dimensions are wider than taller. If your window opens horizontally - you would have a taller opening than it is wide. Also, the way that this fan is held in place doesn't lend itself to being mounted vertically. The notches in the two sides rely on gravity to hold them in place - if you were to install this at a 90 degree angle - what would keep the fan from coming off of the screws?You will have more of a headache trying to use this in your application that it could be worth. « Show Less
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We have ours on a double window that is 77" across and it fits. We drilled the guard into the trim around the window, and will just repair or replace the trim when our daughter is older.
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hi, the length of the top is shorter than the length at the bottom ,the top is approximately three and a half feet shorter than the bottom , the cover is made for a van with a sloped front end .....it might work though because there are straps that go under the van where you can cinch the front end down tight to make up for the excess .....for the money it is a great cover ......you have to be careful when installing it that you don't have sharp protrusions that might puncture it .