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- Condition
- New
- Size
- 87 × 394 in
- Model
- Window Insulation Kit-2.2x10M
- Weight
- 2.23 lb
- Color
- Transparent
- Part Number
- YD-Window Insulation Kit-2.2x10M
- In the box
- 2.2 * 10M Plastic Window Cover4 * Double-Sided Tape
Features 5
- High Quality Material: Our window insulation film is crafted from premium thickened POF material, ensuring excellent durability, toughness, and shrinkage. This highly transparent insulation material adheres securely to the window without falling off, remaining flat and wrinkle-free. It provides you with a clear view while allowing you to enjoy the beautiful scenery outside
- Strong Adhesion: The window shrink film insulator kit comes with 4 rolls of double-sided tape made of PET material, which is wider and more adhesive, firm and long-lasting. The yellow backing paper is easy to tear and can adhere well to painted or finished wood, aluminum, or vinyl surfaces. Once removed, it leaves no residue behindmaking installation simple and hassle-free
- Thermal Insulation: Our window insulation for winter effectively reduces heat loss through window gaps by preventing air flow and preventing cold air from entering. Save energy costs and help you create a warmer and more energy-efficient home. Additionally, during summer months, it works wonders in blocking out external heatkeeping your room cool for a more comfortable living space
- Easy to Install: Before installing the window insulation kit, prepare a hair dryer and scissors, and clean and dry the area to be sealed in advance. Measure and cut the required film size, attach it to the window frame with tape, and blow hot air with a hair dryer for a period of time until the film becomes flat and adheres to the window
- Multi-Functional: The 87 x 394 inch winter window sealing kit is suitable for 3 windows of standard size 7 x 9 feet. It can be used with most traditional ventilation windows as well as aluminum frames, sliding windows, basement windows, attic fan covers, louver covers, terrace doorsand even RV windows!
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Specifications:Size:NO 1: 1 roll of 64 x 394" insulation film+4 x adhesive tapeNO 2: 1 roll of 87 x 394" insulation film+3 x tapeNO 3: 1 roll of 64 x 394" + 87 x 110" insulation film+4 x adhesive tapeFeatures:1. Thick insulation film, very suitable for installation on windows, to prevent cold air from entering the room and warm air from flowing out of the room2. High quality POF material, superior waterproof performance, not easily deformed, durable and long-lasting.3.We have chosen tape with higher viscosity and wider width to firmly fix the film and prevent peeling.4.Easy to use and install, comes with an instruction manual, and the installation process is simple and clear, so you don't have to worry even if it's your first time using it.Tips:87 x 394 inch winter window sealing kit suitable for 3 windows of standard size 7 x 9 feet63 x 394 inch winter window sealing kit suitable for 10 windows of standard size 3 x 5 feet
Specs 7
| Manufacturer | Phoncoo |
|---|---|
| Part Number | YD-Window Insulation Kit-2.2x10M |
| Item Weight | 2.23 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 394 x 87 x 0.04 inches |
| Item model number | Window Insulation Kit-2.2x10M |
| Size | 87 × 394 Inch |
| Color | Transparent |
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Great Kit, Super Sticky Tape!
Size: 63 × 394 Inch
This window kit works well, almost too well - the tape is incredibly sticky and will rip off paint if not used properly :) The plastic is quite sturdy whilst maintaining a good amount of transparency. Definitely recommend - one of the best values out there.
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2026 by M R
It does make a difference!!
Size: 87 × 394 Inch
Pros Noticeably reduces drafts and cold air near windows Improves comfort: less coldness, less wind noise, more stable indoor temperature Easy enough for beginners; gets easier after the first window Tape adheres well to walls and plastic Plastic is durable and clear, not flimsy or cloudy Effective insulation method by blocking drafts and separating warm air from cold surfaces Good value and worth installing despite modest temperature change Considerations Only small temperature increase (about 1–2 degrees), not a dramatic warming but still perceptible Probably won't significantly lower heating bills if the home is poorly insulated elsewhere Installation is easier with two people; solo installation could be frustrating Tape backing is fragile and tears easily during installation Tape length in images is misleading (shorter than shown, though description is accurate) Plastic isn’t absolutely invisible (you can tell it’s there up close) Unclear paint impact during removal (not yet tested) We live in the mid-Atlantic region. This past December has been quite chilly, with temperatures below freezing and winds. I wish I had installed these months earlier. I wish I had started installing these years ago! I've never installed kits like these so I'm afraid I can't compare these against other brands. But this particular kit works for us. We went with this kit because the other kits were pre-cut and too small for our windows. The tape adhered well to both the wall and the plastic sheet. The plastic is sufficiently thick for us, we haven't punctured it. It's thicker than a cheap resealable plastic bag but thinner than a name-brand resealable freezer-safe plastic bag, if that makes sense. I don't think it's cloudy. It's clear enough that we can see through the window normally, but it isn't invisible in the sense that you can tell there's a plastic sheet there when you're standing next to it. It does make a noticeable difference. I knew our windows were drafty, but I wasn't expecting these plastic sheets to billow up like bouncy castles even while we were installing them. Standing next to windows, I no longer feel a slight draft or coldness. It won't magically make your space five or ten degrees warmer, the difference for us has only been a degree or two. But it does reduce the cold air blowing into our house, the feeling of coldness, the subtle sound of wind blowing through tiny gaps. I feel like the temperature is slightly more stable and the air is definitely more still next to windows. If you want your house to feel warm, you're still going to have to use gas/electricity to heat up your space, so I don't think our bills will be significantly reduced. We need to continue running our boiler to heat up parts of the house that aren't well-insulated. But even with that, I would install these again. For what I can tell, these insulate in two ways. First, it blocks drafts that are blowing through the window. Second, it prevents the interior air from contacting any cold surfaces such as the cold metal/glass/wall around the window. Even if there isn't air blowing through these surfaces, interior air touching cold surfaces will lose their heat. So you want this plastic to cover cold surfaces without touching them in order to hold the interior air away from physically contacting the cold surface. This means covering not just the window itself, but the wall recess / window surround as well if it's also cold. We've never installed these before, and even we were able to manage it without any issues. After you install one, it only gets easier from there. Our windows are about 60" wide and 55" tall. I recommend having two pairs of hands for this. Maybe one person could do it by themselves (perhaps if the window isn't super wide), but I can't imagine how annoying that would be to have to climb down the chair on one side and get up the chair on the other side and making sure you have all your tools and supplies on you. It's just easier to be able to pass things back and forth with another person. 1) Wipe down the surface you're planning on sticking the double-sided tape to. 2) Apply the tape to the wall, all four sides, leaving the paper backing on. You don't want the tape to overlap, but you do want it to butt up against itself so there aren't gaps, so make sure you cut the tape ends squarely. The paper backing on the top side of the tape (the side that will stick to the plastic) is really brittle and it tears easily, so I found that it's easier to pre-peel off a bit off the end and folding it back before adhering the sticky bottom wall-side of the double-sided tape to the wall, than it is to remove the paper backing after the tape has been attached to the wall. 3) Measure out a measure of plastic sheeting. The plastic sheet is 87 inches tall but they've folded it down to a height of 11 inches and rolled it onto the roll. To measure out the width of the window, we stood the roll on the window sill (like an upright spool) and pulled the plastic sheet to the side to match the width of the window, adding 2-3 inches to either side. Then we cut it off the roll. (We installed it so the pleats run horizontally, meaning the 87 inch is the height of the sheet. Our windows are nowhere near that height, so there was a lot of excess plastic at the bottom that we cut off. If your window is narrower than 87 inches, you could probably conserve sheeting by cutting the sheeting in the perpendicular orientation so that the length of plastic sheeting coming off the roll matches the HEIGHT of your window rather than the width. The issue I can see with this is that you would have to unfold the entire sheet as you adhere it to the top edge, which might be a bit unwieldy, but manageable if you have two pairs of hands.) 4) Stick the top end of the plastic sheet to the top edge of the tape. If you cut the sheet off the roll so that the length matches the width of your window, you can leave the plastic sheet folded up so it's easier to handle. Make sure you adhere the correct exposed edge to the tape and not a fold. Because the sheet was so long for us, positioning the sheet didn't have to be super precise. We had the plastic sheet overextend above the top tape/window by several inches, just to make sure we had all the sticky tape covered. The paper backing of the tape is super brittle and tears really easily, so pull it very slowly and in the direction of the tape, not to the side. Stop as soon as you feel it tearing. 5) After sticking the top end (we did it from left to right), stick the sides. We had two pairs of hands, so we did it in sync from top to bottom, to help keep the plastic taut and prevent it from veering off to one side. Then we did the bottom, which was easy. Press the plastic into the tape again to make sure it's adhered nicely and trim the excess off. Since the plastic for us is taut enough and we don't need it completely invisible, we skipped the heat gun / hair dryer shrinking step. So I'm afraid I can't personally attest to how well it works. Just a heads up. One of the product images shows 4 rolls of tape that are each 32 feet, but I've found that it's more like 25.5 feet each. So the product description saying that this kit will work for three 7' x 9' windows IS accurate, but the image showing 4 rolls of 32 feet each isn't. So make your plan accordingly. I'm sure you could get additional double-sided tape from somewhere. Regarding the tape peeling off the wall during removal, we haven't tried that yet, so we can't review whether it peels paint off or leaves residue. The tape seems okay so far. We adhered the tape on the outermost painted metal part of the window frame just in case, but this means we aren't getting the full insulation benefit. I read that if you're worried about paint being pulled off, you can lay painter's tape on the wall before adhering this double-sided tape on top of it so that this double-sided tape isn't in direct contact with your paint. But I also read that painter's tape sometimes peels paint off anyway? Especially after it had been left on for months, so you may have to warm it up with a hair dryer before you remove it? But to be honest, paint peeling off isn't a huge concern/priority for us.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Good but buy additional tape with it.
Size: 87 × 394 Inch
Good but buy additional tape for over the cellophane or don’t make it as taut when you use the hairdryer. I was so proud that mine looked like windows but they popped off the first windy day. Easy to install and stayed on til the wind blew. I have old windows, single pane, and even with the loose corners it blocks most of the cold coming in. The heater goes off less often.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2026 by Arty Girl
Tape will not hold
Size: 63 × 394 Inch
It actually showed up early ,and was just right to size as I had ordered. The double sided tape seemed to be very sticky so I automatically assumed it would hold up good. As I was using the hair dryer to shrink the plastic it was looking good ,no wrinkles. But I could hear it popping loose. I just stuck it back and it stuck so I figured I didn't press hard enough on it or I shrunk it too much. I did the whole house and it was looking good. By the next afternoon the curtain was the only thing holding the plastic to the window. I dont mean a corner came lose ,im saying it has let go of the window and curtain held it up.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2025 by John Goin
Great Kit with Strong Adhesive!
Size: 63 × 394 Inch
This plastic kit was easy to use, and the adhesive is very strong. It holds tightly to the plastic and makes a very strong seal. If you happen to get the tape misaligned, you can move and adjust it a little bit. Bonus: the tape stuck to the window edging well, even despite the fact that I did not rub it down to clean it beforehand. I made sure no obvious dirt was in the way and for time’s sake just applied “as is”. Our RV is warmer - it definitely retains more heat - because of this kit!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2025 by RHI
Meh
Size: 63 × 394 Inch
The tape pulled the paint off my trim. Obviously the tape works well. Plenty of material for cost. The plastic itself is very clear but doesn’t shrink to a glassy finish that I’d like. Overall works as intended. Maybe a little too well…
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2026 by Kh
Tape does not stick and also not long enough.
Size: 63 × 394+87 × 110 Inch
Save your money and use the name brand film. The double sided tape this comes with is garbage. Lasted one day and it unsealed itself off the window because it was no longer sticky. Also the roll must have been cut short or something because it does not cover my 62” windows completely. Save yourself time and money and just buy the duck brand
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2025 by Ryan
Great product
Size: 63 × 394 Inch
Use this in my RV on the skylights and all the windows kept very warm this winter
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2026 by shari Monroe