Indow window inserts are a new kind of storm window that press into place on the inside of your existing window frames with no nails, screws, or adhesives. Indow window inserts give you all of the energy saving benefits of double pane windows but have the bonus feature of reducing noise coming in from outside by 50% or more.
An Indow window insert is made of a sheet of acrylic glazing edged with our patented Compression Tube. The simple yet elegant design creates a very low profile when installed, so that the product disappears and your own Home's beauty shines through.
Indow Windows was founded by CEO, Sam Pardue with the mission of maximizing carbon reductions and customer comfort and savings.
I've had Indow inserts that I paid over $2000 plus for over 2.5 years. Still hear motorcycle and cars and 🚛 go by all the time. Ask me if I would buy them again.😠
These are rad! I used to live in a noisy neighborhood with cars and sirens and dogs barking all the time. It was driving me crazy, man. I couldn't sleep at night and couldn't chill in the day. But then I got these bad boys and they made a huge difference.
I live in atlanta, ga. I would like to order your indow acoustic inserts for six windows. Each window measures 30 inches by 60 inches or 12.5 sq. ft. The windows have shutters which have a gap between the shutter and the window of one inch. Do you have a local dealer I can contact to confirm the window measurements?
The raised wooden stops make all the difference. This is not just a slavish conforming to the original 'Wright design but it really makes an incredible difference to the appearance of the house. Kudos to Mr. Eichler for knowing what Wright knew that a small detail can have an enormous impact on the way the eye experiences a work of art.
Lee I've been glazing windows on my old house for 40 years and I was looking for a video for a new home owner in an old house. This is it! I picked up some very helpful tips, especially using the Angle blade putty knife. Also, I didn't realize that the oldest putty was a mix involving white lead. Oh, cleaning glass with whiting is a helpful tip!
Excellent detail on the safety clip glided over in most of the other install videos. Clear and reassuring (as I prepare to install 8 inserts with safety hardware).
I have seen a few videos where the craftsman was using the same glazier's hammer you use, but I have yet to find them for sale. Can you tell me where I may purchase one of these hammers?
This was excellent. Good pace, good detail, good audio, good camera angles that showed your skill and technique. I just replaced 3 broken windows using glazing putty for the first time and this video made it possible! Thank you!
The inserts are priced per square foot and fit within the internal frame of the window. In the video at 5:24, the design of the window frames would need 8 individual inserts. The price would be based on square footage needed to cover these 8 window frame openings.
Hi my name is Mary. I like this widow. I have same window like this . This is next to the shower. We use blinds . I want to change with something water resistant screen to cover this window . Where would I get this window screen
This is a great video, but I have a practical question...how would you approach maintenance of an old house where I do not have the time or skill to do all of this? I replaced one pane recently, huge pain in the neck with the glazing falling out as I tried to get it in, but eventually, I got it to work enough. I have 8 windows of 2-4 panes of 150+ year old glass with 50% of the glazing just gone. What you do here would take me months to complete. Hiring someone to do it would probably cost $10,000 at least around here in this Boston suburb where every project is ultra-expensive. So is there some trick to reglazing in place without taking the windows out? When I roll the glazing into a rope...I mean it just falls out. It would be a whole lot easier to caulk but I assume that is not the way to go? I admire the craftsmanship of your work, but I have found that work like this is prohibitively expensive to pay someone else to do...or, if you don't pay so much, then contractors will do a very poor job. I want to get the windows sealed for a few years until we retire and/or win the lottery and afford to do it right.
I found other videos...hopefully will be able to tackle this myself. One key "trick" appears to be using paint thinner to help the putty knife glide over sticky glazing...also need to make sure the glazing is not too dry to start! It sure would be nice to have my windows out and sitting on a workbench, but I'll be doing this on a ladder outside the house and hoping it goes as smoothly as in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CngfJFxe2rk.html
oil based sarco putty is good stuff my bucket got dried out thos the bucket arrived w super tight fitting lid,the devil it was to open,I used a paint mixer and a 1.4 in drill to mix some lemon oil beating the hell out of it unti it was good consistency,it makse nice neat beads when pressed in with the curved knife, a wee bit of oil on the blade leaves a smooooth final result,,that should not fall out or peel off
Outstanding! I am 75 YO and just now taking on a 1955 with old storms (interiors later). I am a rookie, but going to do it anyway. Your quick demonstration helps and inspires me. Thank you and god bless!
The install video, though, says nothing about the D-rings, simply glosses over something that might be them without explaining. Nothing about installing the catch for the D-rings. Am now confused. About to order 13 of them.
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