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window well liners

13 years ago

Anyone on here have or have seen window well liners? I've found a couple of companies online that sell them but I'm looking for ANY and ALL suggestions for DIY solutions to cover up the ugly corrugated metal window wells at our house? I like the look of the dry stacked rock but I'm open for ANYTHING at this point.

We just moved our bedroom to the basement and are in the process of remodeling the ENTIRE basement so I'd like to try and incorporate a fix for the ugly window well this spring/summer.

Thanks in advance!

Comments (3)

millworkman
13 years ago
Bilco makes a product called Scapewell which replaces your window well and also acts as steps for emergency egress escape...I assume you are changing your basement windows to meet the egress code for basement living space.
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Windows on Washington Ltd
13 years ago
Bilco makes several.

Rockwell makes a very nice unit that looks like stone. Customers have been happy with that one.
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ederinstarr
8 years ago
I have bought them at Home Depot.com. They are so easy to install, they just take about 30 minutes with easy instructions. A company called biggies makes them with a large selection to choose from.www.getbiggies.com

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