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Warp Bros. NFG-4825 Flex-O-Glass

Warp Bros. NFG-4825 Flex-O-Glass

(4 customer reviews)

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Description:

48"x75' flex-o-glass. Heavy-gauge plastic sheet. Transparent, long-lasting, crystal clear window material. 4 mil. thickness. 75 lineal ft., 48" wide

Features:

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48"x75' flex-o-glass

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Heavy-gauge plastic sheet

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Transparent, long-lasting, crystal clear window material

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4 mil. thickness. 75 lineal ft., 48" wide

Product Details:

Product Weight:	10.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 4 reviews

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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

used for storm windowDec 16, 2008
By Michael L. Fleischer
i inclosed my screened porch. built wooden frames with 1x2's, aprox. 48x68 and taped the flexo glass to it and inseted it into the window frame. so far it has held up to 50mph winds. keeps the porch warm on sunney winter days.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Awesome stuff!!!Dec 16, 2008
By jj
This is a great product. I use it to winterize my screened in patio during the cold months. I strongly recommend this product for similar uses.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

storm windowMar 14, 2010
By R. cornell
Excellent product, does exactly what intended. Made storm windows for my enclosed porch. Built frames out of 3/4 x 1 1/2 pressure treated wood from Lowes, stapled the film on then nailed flat screen moulding to secure the edges.Highly recommended .

Best stuff everFeb 28, 2012
By J. Lindstrom
I bought this to help close in a screened in porch for the winter. I read in a number of places that it is OK to use a good quality tap to put it up, and thus that is what I did. Don't. At least not where you can get heavy winds. The Flex-O-Glass is GREAT! Taping it up... Not so much. Find a better way to put it up. I am going to build frames to put it in and use it for next year, and years to come.