LePage® brand Window Insulator Kits
LePage brand Window Kits will save you time and reduce the hassle of insulating your windows from winter drafts. And, they are a great alternative to purchasing pricey new windows. Whether you use a traditional LePage brand Window Kit or a LePage brand Roll-On® Window Kit, both provide a draft-proof seal with a film you won’t even know is there. The adhesive used on both kits holds firmly to window moldings and removes cleanly and easily when the season is over. Window kits are best used on windows with trim or molding.
The traditional LePage brand Window Kit is comprised of a crystal-clear plastic film and special double-sided tape. The kit is easily installed by following simple directions, which describe how to cut the right size of plastic and how to adhere it to the window correctly. Click here to view a demonstration on how easy this kit is to install.
Window Kits are available for both indoor and outdoor use. If you plan to install a kit outside, make sure you put it up before the temperature gets below 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
If you would like to take a shortcut in the installation process, LePage brand Roll-On® Window Insulator Kit is the right choice for you. Most frustrations with window kits have to do with the installation. The Roll-On® Window Insulator Kit makes the task of window insulation easier than ever.
The patented LePage brand Roll-On Window Insulator Kit installs in less time than traditional window insulation kits because it requires no measuring and minimal cutting. First, the plastic film is applied and adhered to the window using its unique pre-taped top edge. To ensure maximum tape adhesion, the window kits need to be applied to a clean, solid surface. Then, the film is unfolded to cover the entire window and users adhere it around the window by applying double-sided tape (provided in the kit). Next, the film is heated with a blow dryer to shrink it into place around the window for a firm seal against drafts. For the most effective installation, the blow dryer must be used at least six inches from the film. The film seals the window and blocks drafts, and in addition the layer of air trapped between the window and the plastic forms an insulating barrier to help keep heated air inside. | 
