I have large windows I need UV protection, will two pieces of this product butted up to each other on a single window be visible?
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The seam will be slightly visible, but not terrible. We also have this available in 60" widths for larger windows
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Yes. Screw an "L" bracket to each of the two window panes to hold them in position
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Yes, but you may need a strip of double face tape to secure it since the initial application wore off the sticky. Ideally the shade should be a tight fit to eliminate drafts. (In a basement window, I stapled the top of shade )
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You would have to ask the manufacturer. They claim to block the UV rays but I am no expert and certainly not the right person to answer this for you. I would hope that they were not falsely advertising that feature, but I am going to assume at the very least that they help regardless.
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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.
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I don't think so. It's a gravity thing. The shade simply has a nice evenly dispersed weighted sash for easy up, easy down. However, when we bought these for my parents windows, initially the intent was to hang them at the center of the windows, where they had installed a shelf for plants to sit in the morning light. If you;re looking for open space at the top of the window, but privacy at the bottom, as my parents were, and you have something to anchor the adhesive to(hence the shelf mid window), then you'd be able to use the shade for the bottom half of the window only. Hope this helps. They love it for its intended use. I don't think so. It's a gravity thing. The shade simply has a nice evenly dispersed weighted sash for easy up, easy down. However, when we bought these for my parents windows, initially the intent was to hang them at the center of the windows, where they had installed a shelf for plants to sit in the morning light. If you;re looking for open space at the top of the window, but privacy at the bottom, as my parents were, and you have something to anchor the adhesive to(hence the shelf mid window), then you'd be able to use the shade for the bottom half of the window only. Hope this helps.... » Read More I don't think so. It's a gravity thing. The shade simply has a nice evenly dispersed weighted sash for easy up, easy down. However, when we bought these for my parents windows, initially the intent was to hang them at the center of the windows, where they had installed a shelf for plants to sit in the morning light. If you;re looking for open space at the top of the window, but privacy at the bottom, as my parents were, and you have something to anchor the adhesive to(hence the shelf mid window), then you'd be able to use the shade for the bottom half of the window only. Hope this helps. They love it for its intended use. « Show Less
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Yes. You could use the two outer brackets and slide them together to cover up the center mount. The only issue there may be having some of the bars sticking out on each side. How much sticks out would depend on the actual width of your monitors. Hope this helps.
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There would be room for one below the other. I don't know how well one would adhere onto the other.
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i haven't used them with sunglasses, but yes you would have two pieces of plastic overlapping, would probably still work, but don't know how annoying or not that will be
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no ... but a very cool product of which we bought a second and overlapped them to provide the coverage we desired. The shade may have equal sides ... but it seems to me that one side is slightly greater in length.
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It's true that it interfere with the upward operation of the window. I was able to sand it a little bit to minimize the interference and I also applied a thin coat of silicone on the window channel and the ventshade channel area, this helped a lot.
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Yes. I bought two so i could make a curtain. For the bthroom window. Very nice, needs a liner. I use a cloth one.
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It seems as tho it would - I wouldn't think that tint would keep window from breaking ! Not mentioned - hope I never need to find out
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No, It's Not A Big Enough Piece To Cover Even A Small Window, Maybe If It Was Bigger You could, And Only On The Rear Windows, IlleGal On The Front, It Could Be Used As A Small Strip At The Top Of You Winshield If You Were Up For it.
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Double hung windows normally have a latch that locks both in place. This prevents window from being moved. I suggest widow vibraton breakage sensor that sticks on window, round, abour 2 inches in diameter that protects both and costs about 10 dollars. It called Watchdog.
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I've just talked to my neighbor, they did their windows after they saw mine. They made the mistake of putting up the portion that is meant to be discarded. Be sure to read instruction carefully. I think that is why people have failure to cling to windows.
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Like across a window? They're all connected in 4 pieces or so. I would think it would stick to glass. maybe put a layer of modge-podge over it. But sticking to a general window I would worry about condensation getting into the glue. Worth a try though.