DECOHS 33 Ft Window Grille Inserts Grid Kit- TPE Self-Adhesive Peel and Stick Trim Molding- Flexible Moulding Trim Grid Inserts for Windows Door Frames Home Decoration

This product was very easy to cut to size and put around a window. It sticks good and is great quality material. Will be using it around a door also.

Over cut, I cut it at just the right length and it shrank leaving gaps at top and bottom of molding where used.

Just stuck them on the garage windows that didn’t have grilles like the ones on our home. Looks good, even up close. The white is sort of a sterile white. Almost the absence of color. But it still seems to work well.

I took the item measured and. cut it with the tape on. preparation first. and then I cleaned the glass window with dish soap and wrenched well. And then I cleaned windows with alcohol to be sure. to be sure, all residue was off windows. Then I took a ruler and a pencil and drew a straight line. because I noticed. once you start adding the rubber on the window. it may tend to move. So if you follow your lines, you could also cut your piece a little short because it stretches. Then I took a paintbrush. with. polyurethane in a small cup mixed. and brushed it along the side of the white rubber. So it would not pull away from the window. So far, so good.

Got these for my daughter's bedroom windows because she broke the bottom grids. This is very easy to install, but they are very thin, much thinner than the remaining grid on the top window so they don't match up very well because of that difference in thickness. but I would say these are decent for a quick fix. The only reason I got these is because the house was looking a little crazy from the outside because of these missing grids so they are a good quick fix, but I wouldn't leave them for the long term. Now, if you don't have any grids on your window at all, and you are installing these, then I think it would be fine. Just your grids are going to be very thin like these are only about like a half inch wide.

I may be a little too anal for this project, but I found them very cheap looking and very hard to lineup into a grid unless you have an engineering degree.

Adhesive didn’t stick to window. Very hard to make it straight since it’s very bendy. Wouldn’t recommend if this is your first time trying to make window grids. My windows are 6 ft by 3 ft. Maybe it works better in a smaller window size.

Looks better than expected, and using carefully measure duct tape for square guidance, it was easy to work with.

It’s a strange rubber material that curves easily. Really difficult to apply straight.