- High-definition liner of the coastlight of Pigeon Point Lighthouse in Santa Cruz, California.
- Heavy gauge vinyl
- Weather and UV-resistant
- Available in 3 sizes
- Trims easily to your needed size with scissors
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⛟ Lead times: 1 – 2 weeks
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Yes, I want my Free QuoteAmazing photo of the coastlight of Pigeon Point Lighthouse in Santa Cruz, California imprinted on high-quality vinyl to cover up your window well. Turn your old metal, grey, window well into a glorious scene with rocky beaches, waves, and a beautiful lighthouse.
Decorative Window Well Liners are a great alternative to looking out your basement window at a galvanized window well. We have a wide variety of themes available. Heavy gauge vinyl is long-wearing and easy to install. All materials and directions necessary for installation are included.
Features:
- Weather-resistant material with high-quality UV inks to prevent fading
- Includes peel-and-stick fasteners for easy DIY installation
- Can easily be trimmed with scissors to the exact size you need
- Conforms to the curve of your well
Window Well Decorative Liner Installation Video
To find out the size you need, follow these instructions:
- Using a measuring tape, measure from side to side around the curve of your window well. It may be difficult to measure the curve exactly, so be generous with your measurements. You can always trim off excess!
- Then, measure from the bottom to the top of the well in multiple spots as this may change in different areas
- Verify the depth of your well (from the bottom in your basement to the top of the well) is equal to or less than 60″
- Select the cover width that is at least the size of your well from side to side including the curve. You can easily trim off excess liner with scissors!
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