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For years my wife wanted to cover the side lights in our house and anything hanging over them just wasn't going to work. So, in our last three houses one of the first things I bought were these. They also come in longer lengths for longer side lights. No holes to drill and fit perfect!!
ODL White Cordless Add On Enclosed Aluminum Blinds with 1/2 in. Slats for 8 in. Wide x 36 in. Length Side Light Door Windows BWM83601 - The Home Depot
ODL White Cordless Add On Enclosed Aluminum Blinds with 1/2 in. Slats for 8 in. Wide x 36 in. Length Side Light Door Windows BWM83601 - The Home Depot
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I used something like that on a back door into an MBR that faced the setting sun and had a 18x42" window in it.
That room got REAL hot and I just happened to find that enclosed blind at a thrift for $15. They are $200 new.
It fit and worked perfect.
The tenant took it with them.
WTF would you do that? You gonna look for a house with that exact size door window some where?
That room got REAL hot and I just happened to find that enclosed blind at a thrift for $15. They are $200 new.
It fit and worked perfect.
The tenant took it with them.
WTF would you do that? You gonna look for a house with that exact size door window some where?
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We now know for sure that this is NOT the same guy who welded all the Mopar K-frames!!!!!!
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Don't like the plastic drain cork on those??
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More so the fact you can't get your forkin hand in there without cutting it on the oil cooler and then the sway bar in the way. At least on the Ecobusts they put the drain out at 90* and it shoots in front of the sway bar.Don't like the plastic drain cork on those??
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