Duck Brand Window Insulation Kit for Indoor Extra Large Windows or Patio Doors, 84 in x 120 in, 3-Pack

From the manufacturer About Us Shurtape Technologies’ Consumer & Craftsman Group, formerly ShurTech Brands, traces its roots to 1950 when the Melvin A. Anderson Company was founded. Anderson, a tiny industrial tape distributor, set out to supply duct and electrical tapes to area factories. Serendipitously, almost 60 years later, Shurtape Technologies, Anderson’s key supplier, would become the new parent company. However, the unique business relationship between Shurtape and the Melvin A. Anderson company, one that blossomed and helped define the industry, would have never come to fruition had it not been for the key growth engine and eventual owner, Kahl. During the cold weather months, windows become a prime spot for energy loss. Duck Brand Shrink Film Window Kits create an added barrier between the outdoor air and the inside of your home, helping block drafts and air leaks that lead to high heating costs. Apply to the inside of your window to seal out the cold from getting into your home. Plus, it’s made with clear shrink film for good visibility and it’s easy to install and remove once the warmer weather arrives. Use together with other Duck Brand weatherization products to make your home more comfortable and energy efficient all year long.

Window insulation kit includes crystal clear shrink film and window kit tape. There are 3 window insulator kits per package. Tools needed: measuring tape, scissors, hair dryer. Window film needs to be cut to appropriate size to fit your windows or patio door. This easy-to-install kit helps block drafts and air leaks that lead to high heating costs. Removes cleanly at season's end. Each window insulation kit has 84 inches by 120 inches of window film, making the length ideal for larger windows and patio doors compared to other window kits. For indoor use only. For best results, clean around window prior to installation. Instructions: 1. Apply tape around outside edge of window. Remove liner. 2. Measure window. Add on an extra 2 inches to dimensions. Cut window film. 3. Press film in place at top of window, then sides, then bottom. 4. Shrink film with hair dryer to remove wrinkles.