NFG-3625 Flex-O-Glass

I deliberated for a few years on how to try to winterize my screened in porch in the North Woods of Wisconsin. Living in Chicago, it's hard to take on a big project so far away, but I came across Warp Bros products, (which are made here in Chicago), and boy am I glad I did.I have a 20x8 screened in porch up north, and wanted an easier way to keep the rain and snow out in the fall and winter, instead of covering the windows with the typical bunjee cords and tarpoulin. I did my research and purchased a case of the Warp Bros Flex-O-Channel, and a roll of the 25yardsx3feet Flex o Glass. It was an afternoon project, but considering the alternative, (buying storm windows), this was so much easier and cheaper. The flex o glass is crystal clear, goes up easy (if it's not windy out), is VERY durable, and snaps right into the flex o channel. Goes up easy, and comes down easy too, store away the flex o glass for the summer, then put it back up in the fall. Keeps the rain, snow, and whatever else out.I was up north in early February, it was in the 40's during the day. After the sun beat down on my screen room for a few hours, the temperature in the screen room was 70, from about 3pm to almost 7:30! I'm not entirely sure what the flex o glass is derived from, but it keeps the cold out, and the heat in!I love Warp bros products. Do the math, new windows...$1500......Do it yourself Warp Bros windows.....$200 bucks. No brainer.

I bought this product to staple to screen frames and use to enclose my screen porch for the winter. This product is clear and sturdy. Easy to work with. I used upholstering tape (1" wide cardboard tape) for installation and to keep the staples from pulling out. All has been installed for over a month and has gone through three heavy winds. All held fast and I believe will stay affixed all winter.This is exactly the product I was looking for to keep the snow off my porch. I will buy this again next year! Great product, packaged well and arrived in perfect condition.

It is very clear, thick and durable but very wrinkled. I sat it in the sun to warm up the hopefully make it more pliable, stretched it even warmed it with a heat gun but they would not come out.

As hard as I tried I can’t find what material this film is made of. I asked in their website and no reply. I purchased through Amazon and the film has a strong chemical odor like a pool toy. This points to phthalates and the use of toxic plastics. Will be returning as it’s not an option for kids and adults to be breathing this in.

OMG! This stuff is fantastic!. It's so clear I have to touch it to make sure it's there! We shall see how it lasts, but it is warranteed, so I'm less concerned if it falls apart in the wind and sun we have here. My only wish would be for some easy way for me to connect strips that aren't quite wide enough to reach from pole to pole in my greenhouse. Obviously you can't make every possible size known to man, so some sort of adhesive that could be applied without impacting the visibility or stability too much would be nice. That said, I still think it's the best thing I've found in years for my greenhouse. So much so that I'm going to try to use it on a pavilion that I no longer use for shade but simply shelter. I'll keep you posted on that.

The material is basically the same as plastic sheeting material found at your local home builder store. The only different is the price and the appearance (clear vs translucent).It is simply too thin for my application. I did not feel it can handle the wind or foreign subject. No thickness was mentioned in the description. The illustration mislead me thinking the material is much thicker than actual. It is almost the same as your "clingwrap" material.I hope I can get my money back.

We use it to protect our sandblasting glass as a sacrificial barrier. Extremely demanding application. Holding up very good. The last roll we had lasted 45 years ago was 4 mil thick. Maybe this roll will last another 45. 🤞

Flex-O-Glass is crystal clear and was very easy to put up. It is perfect for my screened room that I converted to a jewelry workshop. I can still enjoy the view of the outdoors and work/play with my jewelry making equipment. We have had about 10 inches of rain in the last 2 weeks and everything stayed dry. When I'm in the room at night there is a mirror reflection of what's inside. The reflection of the lights in the room is a little distracting because I think it's someone coming to the room with a light. I highly recommend it.