🏡 Brighten Up Your Basement with Style!
The Threlaco 39'' x 16'' UV Resistant Polycarbonate Window Well Cover is designed to enhance your basement's natural lighting while providing robust protection against the elements. Made from durable polycarbonate, this cover is UV resistant and easy to install, making it a practical choice for any home. With its transparent design, it not only improves aesthetics but also reduces reliance on artificial lighting, ensuring energy efficiency.
Manufacturer | Threlaco |
Product Dimensions | 99.06 x 40.64 x 0.46 cm; 2.11 kg |
Colour | Clear |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Included Components | 5 x Screws, 1 x Window well cover |
Batteries included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Item Weight | 2.11 kg |
C**E
Perfect
I bought one and I was skeptical as this material tends to be expensive when it is thicker and large areas. It was so good, I bought 2 more to cover all 3 well basement holes. It is sturdy, comes with a sticky film that protects it. It has a bend instead of 2 pieces glued together. Nothing compared to the flimsy plastic covers. This is heavy duty. It comes with self taping screws that did their job on the metal sheets that make the wells.Don't hesitate.
B**E
Directions
No directions included with product. The information and packaging included fasteners (the description says screws but there is no screwdriver slot) and did not indicate what kind of screws they were. They look like self-drilling screws but no indication whether they are masonry or metal-or both. The sales site shows two crews into masonry and three in the window well metal. The center screw in the window well looks like it has a metal clip attached to it. The "screws" need a wrench or socket to tighten.It would be more convenient to have window well clips to make the unit removable if there is a need to do so.Directions do not give the size hole necessary to fit the fasteners. Directions also do not indicate if a special drill bit is needed for drilling the polycarbonate material, which is a strong material. Here is what I found on Google: "You can use an ordinary iron drill or HSS (high speed steel) drill bit to drill holes in polycarbonate. Position the drill perpendicular to the polycarbonate and run the drill at medium speed immediately. Don't use too much pressure but let the drill do the work. It's important to use a drill that is not brand new but is still sharp." and " they can be easily cut and drilled without worrying about having previous experience. Cutting solid polycarbonate sheets is also easier than cutting acyclic."The overall look is sleek and clean, which is appealing. I also like the strong polycarbonate material.
J**J
Great solution instead of the cheap plastic covers
Loved the easy installation and clean appearance however the clips to attach the cover to the window wells were not included. Had to order separately.
P**E
Very nice quality!
Happy to find these!! Easy to install 👌
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