Shed Windows and More12 X 18 Playhouse Window White Flush, Chicken Coop Window, Shed Window

We purchased two of these windows for a 4X8 Chicken Coup we were building. I was kind of skepticle at first, however after they arrived in the mail there were no regrets. The packing was done extremly with bubble wrap around the windows and cardboard on each corner.The windows have about a 1 inch overlap around the entire window and pre drilled holes. They do not come with fastening screws.We had been looking for small windows, but after looking at all the big box stores we were going to pay at least $80 a piece. We were able to pick these up for just $50 and they arrived through prime in under a week compared to a two week wait from the big stores.I used exterior screws to mount them and cut a hole about a 1/4 inch larger than the width needed to help with leveling the windows. Even after installation the windows opened and closed flawlessly.We used 3 inch trim to finish them off and they turned out magnifigant. Much more extravagant than you would expect in a chicken house!

Exactly what I was looking for. Perfect for the chicken coop we built.

I needed a pair of windows to go inside a chicken coop. I was concerned with ventilation and airflow in the upper part of my coop where my chickens rest at night. I also wanted something I could easily open and close when the weather begins to get colder. Space limitations also meant I needed smaller windows and these fit the bill.I decided to mount these horizontally and they function equally well in either the vertical or horizontal alignments. It was a simple matter of cutting a hole to accomodate the BACK of the window, with the outside frame hanging over the hole so it can be secured. The window pane can slide back and fourth from either the closed or all the way open allowing air to circulate through the included screen. Since I have chickens, I decided to reinforce the screen by putting .5" galvanized hardware cloth over the screen and bent BEHIND the frame. When it comes time to screw the window in place, the screws keep the hardware cloth fastened to the frame securely. (No racoon will be tearing through this screen)A family came over and saw the windows and really loved how they look and complimented me. More importantly, the chickens all now crowd near the windows to roost in the evenings. They also spend more time in the coop during the day time since daylight now illuminates the interior more.

This is a nice small and easy to install window! It's not the most sturdy window in the world but what do you expect for the price? I feel like this is a nice addition to my she shed and it already has a screen and opens and closes easily. Sometimes the window doesn't stay open so you have to make sure it's locked in sometimes.

Perfect product.

I decided to take on a small project; converting a 5' x 12' enclosed cargo trailer to make it a 1-2 man camper. It needed a couple windows to do this, so I found these and they worked perfectly. Yes, they are small-ish, but perfect for my application. In my case I had to cut the hole in the metal siding and install the window using aluminum pop rivets. I laid a thick bead of silicone on the backside of the window flange, then into the hole. I centered it and then used tape to hold it in place while I drilled some holes and put in some rivets. Once installed I have been using the window for interior light and ventilation and they work perfectly for this. The windows themselves open up from the bottom and have two locked positions, half-way open and full open, which is a hole 12" wide by about 9" tall. The screens work well to keep hungry mosquitoes out too. These worked out great and I would buy them again. Well worth the cost.

This was a perfect fit for my chicken coop.Great price and so easy to install. Functions just like a standard size window. I highly recommend this product.

Just works fine for my wife’s garden shed