Window bars
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skankyunderpants
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Window bars
I have window bars on the back but would like something similar for the side windows to keep them all tucked in nicely, any ideas guys??
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Re: Window bars
They are called jail bars.
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Re: Window bars
skankyunderpants wrote:I have window bars on the back but would like something similar for the side windows to keep them all tucked in nicely, any ideas guys??
If its for holding your curtains behind, what about that plastic coated springy wire stuff? Easy to install and cheap.
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Re: Window bars
Yer, thought of that white wirey stuff, so I will give that a whirl.. Cheers guys