Is anyone familiar with IndowWindows.com?
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I’ve been thinking of ways to improve seal of single pane swing out windows. I don’t like the look or cost of new Windows.
I ran across these interior window pane thingies called Indows.
Any thoughts or experience with them?
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It's a sheet of plexiglas with a compression fitting that you install in your window frame as an interior storm.
It should work okay, but at $30 to almost $40 ft², there may be more cost effective alternatives.
I have lots of plexiglass panels that are about 1” too big all around and no way to trim it to size or to apply compression fitting.
I checked into it, but the insets were almost as costly as a new replacement window.
I tried these. A lot cheaper but not plexiglass. They’re made of acrylic on aluminum frame.
https://www.windowinserts.com
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