Thank you, I have been looking for a customer review about this product. My windows are aluminum single pane and I've been looking for an alternative for the interior side. I am looking forward to your follow up review about the insulating performance. I hope that it also helps with outside noise. Great job during your video presentation.
I'll probably post that video in a week from now. I can tell you that immediately after installing I could tell that noise from the street was much much quieter than before.
@@ScottAllison I did find another company in Connecticut InnerGlass - I'm hoping they are still making their product - I would love these in one of our rooms w/ 3 large sliders that are 4 ft by 5 ft - would be so nice to not have to put up plastic film this fall - ooo la la😄
Robber lining around window should be same as selected color - in this case white! Seems it should help with air filtration, but at the same time, this filtration will continue but be trapped. Wood windows would more likely rot. Sadly, I have junky Andersen 200 windows. Now enough depth for these projects. My nice blinds from Budget Blinds dont make it easier.
Hate to break it to anyone who sees this, but these are no longer a thing. I just called home depot to try to get them made, and it appears Larson pulled the product just a few weeks ago due to too few sales. The only options left are to make it yourself, using glass like larson did, or to spend insane extra amounts of money for indow, which is plexiglass, and not as good for sound.
So annoying. I can't help thinking if they sold them direct online they'd end up with higher sales. I've been very happy with mine and was going to order more when I found out they were done.
Thank you, I have been looking for a customer review about this product. My windows are aluminum single pane and I've been looking for an alternative for the interior side. I am looking forward to your follow up review about the insulating performance. I hope that it also helps with outside noise. Great job during your video presentation.
I'll probably post that video in a week from now. I can tell you that immediately after installing I could tell that noise from the street was much much quieter than before.
nice demo - Larson has discontinued A L L their storm windows - interior and exterior
Yeah, it's so disappointing
@@ScottAllison I did find another company in Connecticut InnerGlass - I'm hoping they are still making their product - I would love these in one of our rooms w/ 3 large sliders that are 4 ft by 5 ft - would be so nice to not have to put up plastic film this fall - ooo la la😄
Robber lining around window should be same as selected color - in this case white! Seems it should help with air filtration, but at the same time, this filtration will continue but be trapped. Wood windows would more likely rot. Sadly, I have junky Andersen 200 windows. Now enough depth for these projects. My nice blinds from Budget Blinds dont make it easier.
How do I uninstall this window (in other words, take it out)? I am thinking suction cups and pull out?
How does it do with noise reduction? Was looking at the indow windows for noise reduction. Lots of highway noise near me.
Hate to break it to anyone who sees this, but these are no longer a thing. I just called home depot to try to get them made, and it appears Larson pulled the product just a few weeks ago due to too few sales.
The only options left are to make it yourself, using glass like larson did, or to spend insane extra amounts of money for indow, which is plexiglass, and not as good for sound.
So annoying. I can't help thinking if they sold them direct online they'd end up with higher sales. I've been very happy with mine and was going to order more when I found out they were done.
@@ScottAllison they also had piss poor advertising. I'd never even heard of them until this video. Meanwhile indow is all over the place
Yeah, you're right about that
Is the glass part acrylic or glass?
Glass
@@ScottAllison gotcha. Do you know how thick the glass part is. I know you said the whole setup was 1" but wondering about just the glass
I don't know about the glass itself unfortunately. It just seems like a regular thickness!