We do not recommend Magnetic Secondary Glazing Panels for roof windows, skylights, or extremely tilted windows due to the elements that may impinge your safety if they fall. Richard felt that by adapting and improving an existing DIY product (magnet to steel) with wider strips, and adding magnet to magnet applications, a wider range of window types could be tackled. Both tapes should be applied separately to the substrates, ideally with a roller to get a full bond, before putting into place.

To add opaque film to your existing outer windows, as a smart private alternative to net curtains or blinds, you can do so via our Privacy Frost Window Film page. You could also use Black Opaque acrylic which will create a Blackout window to stop light coming in.Measure from the top of your window (where the box frame meets the staff bead) to the marked midpoint. We suggest at least 2mm acrylic, although 3mm and 4mm acrylic will give more rigidity and should be chosen for larger windows. Sometimes there are window handles, beading, trim or other small obstacles that require you to fit your Magnetglaze panel a little further away from the window surround.

wide steel and magnetic tape, so providing a significant amount of extra grip, both to cope with bigger heavier sheets and to react less to draughty windows during high winds. Clear Cast Acrylic is commonly known as Perspex, please view our blog to understand the difference between Perspex® and Acrylic.Le kit Magnetglaze simple comprend deux bandes flexibles auto-adhésives qui sont de 12 mm de large chacune.