Installing Eze-Breeze vinyl windows for a convertible screened in porch
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- This is a quick video to show how easy it is to install Eze-Breeze vinyl windows for a convertible screened in porch. This is the second time we've used these windows on a porch, and the process has been really straightforward each time. They are super easy to install and actually close up very tight. Obviously, these really help keep the weather out and help protect your space from dust/rain. In the winter you can use a space heater to keep the space quite warm.
I am not affiliated with the company in any way - just think they are a good product and wanted to show everyone how they work.
If you want to see my previous video where I installed these windows in the winter, you can check it out here • Winter project - Insta...
Kudos to you for a job well done!!👏🏽👏🏽You made the project look super easy! This is exactly what I have been looking for and it makes the space look like a professionally built sunroom or 4-seasons room!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I'm sooo jealous.. however it would cost me about a million dollars to do that because I have about 14 Windows on my back patio😢😢
Did you price the difference for glass windows? Wondering how much more that would be. Great video!
Wow that looks so easy but I have a alluminium patio, built for screen. I've thought about getting some kind of window made to slide then between the alluminium poles like a puzzle but I don't know where to start. Would this work?
How many hours I just need a rough guestimate for 10’ by 12’ install Ezbreeze and cabana door?
How much you pay per window
Depends on the size of course - the big ones were around $400 I think
Where did you purchase them? Thank you.
We bought them from www.ezporch.com/
@@houseofwhaley thank you. Use to install windows and doors on the side. Need this for the shore house.
@@houseofwhaley I see you're is EZE and I see Sunspace out there. Know you selected EZE. Decision, decision. I see yours is install from the outside and think I will go that way too.
I see you use 4x4 I can see why for the flange.@@houseofwhaley