Frost King V95H, 62 pollici per 210 pollici, trasparente

Name: Frost King V95H, 62 pollici per 210 pollici, trasparente
Brand: Frost King
SKU: 0077578018126
Price: 29.22 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Frost King

3.1/5

€
29.22

DESCRIZIONE PRODOTTO Frost King V95H Kit finestra elasticizzata da 62 pollici per 210 pollici.1 foglio. Per uso esterno DAL PRODUTTORE Frost King Stretch Window Kit per finestre extra large viene fornito con nastro di montaggio bifacciale appositamente formulato per l'applicazione a basse temperature. La plastica può essere facilmente tesa in posizione e senza pieghe. INFORMAZIONI DI CONTATTO DEL PRODUTTORE 1-800-526-5265 Vedi di più

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Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Materiali da costruzione, HVAC, Resistente alle intemperie, Kit di isolamento per finestre,

Questo prodotto è fabbricato in Cina. Il prodotto è molto resistente e molto facile da usare. Questo prodotto aggiunge un grande valore.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Frost King
Brand	‎Frost King
Color	Clear
Color	‎Clear
Compatible Material	‎Plastic
Country of Origin	‎USA
Customer Reviews	4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 948 ratings 4.1 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Included Components	‎.....
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎V95H
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎0.01 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Frost King
Material	Plastic
Material	‎Plastic
Number of Items	1
Number of Items	‎1
Part Number	‎V95H
Product Dimensions	‎2 x 1 x 1 inches
Size	‎62-Inch by 210-Inch
Surface Recommendation	Plastic
Surface Recommendation	‎Plastic
Warranty Description	‎Limited Lifetime Warranty

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Scritto da: Matthew Kiefer

It did what I needed

Fun putting it up.

Scritto da: John M. Majkrzak

Installation below 41deg or so usually doesn't work out with the tape.

Installation below 41deg or so usually doesn't work out with the tape. You will want to get this product on the house before the temps go lower than the 50's in the late fall. The first window I did this year was on a 41 degree day and I remembered this stuff is less workable than another more expensive product that I also use. My age doesn't help on those 2nd floor windows on the back of the house. That first window application came loose and is flapping around like a beat up flag already. If it doesn't completely detach and blow away, and a warm enough day comes along, I'll try again with a different roll of tape. It's me it not you.

Scritto da: Teresa W.

surface frame wood to well very stick doesnt Tape

off pulling Keeps

Scritto da: Mark Wojcik

It's OK, not everything you'd hope

First of all, pick a warm, dry day to install this. With any outdoor winterproofing, start before it actually gets cold, or you'll really hate it. Second, this product's marketing is a little misleading. It's not "stretch" in the sense that the film is elastic, because it isn't. It's "stretch" in that you stretch it taut over the window. Because it isn't elastic, that's not easy to do well. Possibly it's too hard to make an elastic film that would work in this application, but don't let the box give you the wrong idea. There are a few tricks to getting this stuff to work. Otherwise, you're wasting your time and money. The film does have to be pretty tight. It does have to be attached all the way around, without significant gaps. The tape does not seem to stick well at first, but if you can really smooth down the edges and let it sit in place, it sort of firms up. When you start, DO NOT run an edge of the plastic along the top of the patio door, because you'll find it's not really rectangular and it doesn't reach one of the other edges. Instead, unfold the plastic enough to make sure you have at least a few inches overlap on all sides. Then start at the center top and work outward and then downward. Look ahead to how you'll attach it to the bottom, which is tricky on some doors. And clean the edges with rubbing alcohol and let it dry before applying the tape. Even though this is an outdoor winter product, don't let the tape freeze before you use it. Sometimes the tape in these kits is shot and won't adhere. I've been told that this is because it froze and thawed at least once before it was sold. Once it's in place, it seems immune to freeze cycles. Beats me. If your plastic won't stick well, or if you get tears, buy Frost King weatherproof tape, which looks kind of like packing tape but is thicker, stretchier, and more forgiving. Use that to seal the edges and repair tears before they go too far.

Scritto da: Opie

Best one I've used.

The double sided tape is quick and effective. Grew up on staples and trim pieces. Installed on large picture window by myself with minimal issues.

Scritto da: DMS

Tape is faulty

Worked fine for a few weeks then the tape lost adhesion and let go. Will not order again.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Great product

Very easy to install. Blocks cold air and reduces noise.

Scritto da: Steve Cross

Did not meet my expectations

I temporarily live in a newly refurbished 2nd floor apartment....refurbished with the exception of the windows,which are ancient,single pane units that are basically "anti-energy efficient". I had planned on buying a home before another mid-western winter set in,but with the horrible,unstable economy,I found myself gearing up for another cold season in the apartment. I decided to use insulating film over the windows this year,and read decent reviews on these kits. Also,I bought "outdoor" kits to be installed "indoors",thinking that if they were designed tough enough to withstand outdoor wind and debris,they should be excellent when installed indoors.Wrong.... There are pros and cons with these kits that I will list later,but my biggest issue is the absolutely crazy fragility of the plastic film once it is slightly stretched,as per the instructions. Once you get 2 or 3 sides attached and put the slightest "stretch" on the film,it becomes so fragile that you can too-easily pop a hole in it with just the tip of your finger.(I'm a man with short nails,so trust me when I say "finger tip...)And it won't just be a hole,but the stuff will tear and keep tearing just like a potato chip bag for several inches immediately. Both of the windows I've covered so far have masking tape repairs over accidental tears during installation. Also,if you plan on covering anything larger than a small 3'X5' standard window,you WILL NEED HELP.Otherwise you will ruin the film and your patience in one fell swoop. If ,by some twist of fate,I'm still in the apartment next winter,I won't even think about these kits--I'll just go to the hardware store and buy a roll of medium thick plastic sheeting and the same 3M two-sided tape,and save my sanity and a few bucks as well. PROS: Easy to see through,even with less than perfect installation Kits are true to advertised size Tape has good adherence and molds around nail heads,bumps in the paint or rough paint very well Even though folded in the package,the plastic film "flattens" out fairly easy when installing CONS: Super easy to tear when even slightly stretched;tears will run for inches Film is so thin and flimsy,it will "static cling" to almost any surface it gets near,making installation more difficult,hence the "help needed" as previously mentioned. The cost is not feasible considering how delicate the film is and difficulty of proper installation. I gave this product 2 stars due to the decent quality of the tape,and properly sized sheeting;however,unless you have dealt with this product before,I would not recommend it when there are tougher and less expensive alternatives at your local hardware store.

Scritto da: christian

good

pretty straight forward but i've yet to come across two sided tape that makes it easy to remove the paper backing especially when you have to do it in hard to reach places

Scritto da: FO

Waste of Money

Totally waste of money. Doesn't stick properly. The plastic is too thin and tears off easily. Threw it out, bought a shower curtain at the dollar store, problem solved.

Scritto da: Guy Boisjoli

Works perfectly.

I buy this exact item every fall to cover our patio doors in our bedroom. We don’t use it outdoors, but indoors instead. Super easy to install as the product is of very good quality. The tape goes on easy and adhering the poly is just as easy. Use a hair blower to make the wrinkles disappear and make taught. Bonus it comes off just as easy in spring. Tape too.

Scritto da: Marc

Très bien

The media could not be loaded. Très bien. Se pose très bien si on a déjà fait ça (toujours dur les premières fois, mais ce n'est pas la faute du produit, il faut vous entraîner!). Le séchage au sèche cheveux peut paraître long, mais une fois que ça commence à tendre ça va très vite, ne pas hésiter à chauffer de près et insister. La surface doit quand même être propre, mais même sans faire attention ça a collé et tenu tout de suite. Je n'ai pas attendu avant de poser le film et ça a bien fait la job. J'ai juste l'impression qu'il me manque un peu de ruban pour finir le film, et il serait intelligent s'enrouler le film plutôt que le plier pour la vente, il laisse des marques de pliure (qui se voient à peine), même après séchage.

Scritto da: Kyle

worked well

created a nice seal, easy to use. Use a blowdryer for extra seal.