Is there anyway to install these without screwing them into the Window frame? I don't want to put holes in my window frame.
1739748
No, both the hinge side and the lock side screw into a wall stud or the window frame; not sure how else you would do it though you could secure it to wood and secure the wood with whatever fastener you are thinking of.
1739749
These are not tension rods so you can't just place them in the frame of the window without drilling and bolting them. It would defeat the purpose of having security bars if they are not securely fastened. I cannot imagine what bars would work without drilling, either inside the window frame or in the wall. Hope this helps.
1739750
unfortunately there is not. but i tried other things such as putting a small child gate in the window that expands but my dog would just jump and push the child gate and window screen and take off chasing a cat.
1328384
No they are self locking and do not damage window or need to be screwed in. I would also suggest looking at a spring tension type bar that goes across the window. These work but sometimes aren't quite as secure as I would have hoped.
1803183
Ours did not come with them. Also I think they may be too heavy to hang on window.
1608984
We put them into a frame and covered them with fabric. We shot a few staples into the sides to keep it from moving but screws would work. It is dense enough to be held by a screw providing your frame is tight.
1021970
Sorry, I don't know the answer to that. Mine was a custom installation where I had to glue them in place.
1932326
You can use adhesive but that didn't work for me. There are holes for screws, which is what I used.
51189
We had someone do it and he merely attached them to solid piece of wood ( 2 x 6)we had under each window to hold the last window boxes we had. It did not seem to be a problem, but I did not see him do it. They are very stable and work great.
1876400
Yes. Mine came with large screws that go into window frame. You can make it fixed, or use the optional safety kit & pin so the bars can swing open in the event of a fire or you need access to the window. It was very easy to install.
1921064
Not really the ideal unit for those style of window. You'd most likey have to use a bit of wood and SECURE it above to fill in the space above the window. You also have to consider the width of the window. What I have done with most of my widow units is, to cut a peice of thick treated ply board and fill the entire window frame with it. Unfortunately you lose a window and gain an AC unit. We have jalousy (sp?) Window's, and they too aren't ideal for window units.
69885
Not a good choice for that. They are self adhesive labels. Not window clings.
473344
Not without some major work. They're not designed to really be able to do that. They do work well when installed as intended though.
1528764
They mount flush with door right above the window, they do not mount to the channel on the roof If that's what your asking? That's the only channel Im aware of.
1802152
If you get to mount them "in" a windshield, good luck. Sounds tricky to cut a hole in a windshield without causing damage.
1966328
From looking at it I don't think you can. The hanging rails fit into the sides and I don't see any way you could install them any other way.
1627797
I took the slide out unit out of the frame and very carefully installed the frame in the window. Pay close attention to the instructions. Jim
69320
Yes, they are a pain in the ass. If you roll the windows down/up constantly, the tabs will slip out and eventually the whole thing falls off. We used them about a week and eventually stopped, because we were constantly having to hang them back up (which is also a frustrating process). Not worth it in my opinion.
1688634
I don't think that would work, as they bolt directly to the wall. The manufacturer's website is very helpful and provides installation instructions online. You might want to check that out. http://gomayne.com/products/window-box-collection.html