Window film improvement

[Mrs. CountryGuy]

This has come up a couple of times here on the forum, members wanting to put something decorative on their entrance door window, to look pretty or to block sunlight.

I had wanted to do similar, but, I could not find film at Home Depot or Lowes that suited my fancy.

But, a few months ago I did find some, and what was really interesting, to me, was that it was sized for side lights on your stick built home, which translated into, almost the perfect size for the entrance door windown. We had to trim very little off, see:

[DonPd]

Where did you find them? I look the look without the trouble of replacing the window.

[VanMan]

I like it!! Thanks for sharing !!

[Mrs. CountryGuy]

Lowes

[Emmel]

Carol, I , er, Santa got my dw a leaded glass window for Christmas. It came from Lead-Crafters located in Phoenix Az. Actually saw them advertised in Trailer Life mag. The glass looks real neat in the box, too much cold and snow to install it yet!
Cost and shipping around $147, but I may have to pay someone to install also. Oh, it's only MONEY!!!!!

[Mrs. CountryGuy]

Patti is one lucky gal! I cannot wait to see your new window!

[Imp]

Looks great Carol... now if you could just get some diamond trim!!!

[Mrs. CountryGuy]

Myrna,

NOW WHY didn't I think of that??

[crandallbradley]

I found a piece of cloth at the dollar store that you would drape across the top of a dresser.It is as wide as the window and about 4 feet long.I just used 2 3M command hooks and a small bar going across the hooks then folded the cloth over the bar.blocks the sun.

[fulltimedreamer]

Carol,

It looks very nice.