This is Patricia with another question. Will I need more than one barrier for each window?
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I have two, one for each back window, actually two for each car. I also bought two portable fans that hang up on my side hooks, that way if is over 75 degrees outside, I am assured that there is enough air circulating in the car, I crack the front windows an inch. And I put one fan blowing in and one fan turned to exhaust the air. I do not have the kind of locks that a hanger can open by slipping it into the window, so that makes a difference too. I use it when we travel with my dog, and never leave him any longer then it takes to eat a meal. Cars heat up and we always find shade to park in. The pet gate is a wonderful invention, I found one years ago and used it in cool weather, when I started traveling more, is when I bought the rest and I do use them a lot. They fit in the door pocket or behind seat in map pocket, so they are out of the way when not in use. Hope this helps answer Patricia's question.
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no just need one for each window they stretch far enough to cover the entire length.
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Your welcome, and I will Pray for you and your neighbor and dog, that you will be safe and all will work out to the very very best.
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only one for each window , however they do fit back windows better than front because of front slop. thats why some people say you need more than one for each window. I have two and use them on the back windows and the provide plenty of air.
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I don't think so. I bought it for my parents and they used just one. Hope this helps :)
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Hi, I bought this for a friend who used for an entirely different purpose, so I don't know what to tell you.Sorry
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Each window only needs one gate. The gates only really work in the back windows unless your front windows are square.
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This film is only sufficient for 2 windows, so you would need 2 sets for all 4 doors. Also, if you wish to do the back window, you need to order one more, and most likely than not, you would need to have a joint in the rear window because the width is not sufficient for the entire rear windshield.
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I needed to use wood at the top to make sure the window stayed down tight on top. Not sure if this is always necessary. I should have done a little more research before purchasing.
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I believe you would need a total of 4 modules, since you want to make each window roll up AND down. So one module per window in that configuration. If you can find the 530T module available, it is a better option (has more features and you would only need 2 of them for 4 windows) but may be discontinued. Hope that helps.
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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
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Two or three on each window should do it. I would cluster them pretty close together in the area where birds most often hit you windows. Our seem to have helped; fewer bird strikes.
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You should only need three. One for the single door and two for your French Doors. We did not have to install alarms on windows. No holes are needed. The alarms will have adhesive strips for installation.
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There is a tap on top of all the dimensions that explains what you are asking. 30 to 44"W x 18"H means you can extend the barrier from 30 to 44" in width and 18" height. The second size is the dimensions on each panel. And so on. Hope this helps.
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I am using one per window on double hung wooden windows from 1915. There are basic instructions but it's obvious how to install when you have it in hand.
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Yes, that's how I use these. a large window with 2 sides open from side-to-side. I placed these screens in front of the existing screens. this is to avoid my cat from ruining the existing screens. the width fit my particular window and I opened up the screen as far as it goes. I then taped a small piece of cardboard into the section where both pieces meet. It stays in place, has not fallen down. it's in the outside channel, so I can still open and close the window, if needed. Another brand, more expensive, comes with white instead of wood trim. i intend on painting the wood on mine, so it blends in with my window that faces the front street. Yes, that's how I use these. a large window with 2 sides open from side-to-side. I placed these screens in front of the existing screens. this is to avoid my cat from ruining the existing screens. the width fit my particular window and I opened up the screen as far as it goes. I then taped a small piece of cardboard into the section where both pieces meet. It stays in place, has not fallen down. it's in the outside channel, so I can still open and close the window, if needed. Another brand, more expensive, comes with white instead of wood trim. i intend on painting the wood on mine, so it... » Read More Yes, that's how I use these. a large window with 2 sides open from side-to-side. I placed these screens in front of the existing screens. this is to avoid my cat from ruining the existing screens. the width fit my particular window and I opened up the screen as far as it goes. I then taped a small piece of cardboard into the section where both pieces meet. It stays in place, has not fallen down. it's in the outside channel, so I can still open and close the window, if needed. Another brand, more expensive, comes with white instead of wood trim. i intend on painting the wood on mine, so it blends in with my window that faces the front street. « Show Less
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Only 4. I find that 4 will not cover the window sufficiently unless you have a very small window.
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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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I don't know if you'd need or necessarily want to fasten two windscreens together although I suppose you could. Frequently when I use my windscreen I leave it open on the side away from the prevailing wind which makes it easier for me to handle my pots. I'd think you could do the same thing or you could simply use two in tandem but not affixed to each other.
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From what I remember, no, they should not be bent. How big is the window you are trying to cover? The trick to getting all the 'bubbles' out and flat is to start with one side and smoothe it out as you are pressing the other side with your other hand.
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If it's closed off, like in the form of a square, all ends are attached, no. If you have it open and using it just as a freestanding barrier, yes.
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when I talked to the manufacturer they said it on double pane windows. But we have just leaning a double pane window and it works fine.My husband has not taken the time to actually attach it and we leave in woods and it is working just fine. Sometimes too fine, like in the middle of the night giving flash flood warnings every 30 to 60 minutes and your well above the flood plain. So I would say go for it.
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Hello Scott, Sorry for the delay in responding. This has worked extremely well for me. You will need to purchase an additional hoop to extend below the existing two that come provided, otherwise, your dogs will be able to nose under the barrier. If your dogs are easily excitable and desperately try to get to one another (as in fighting), I can't say that they wouldn't be able to. Good luck!