Window Warden (4-Pack)

The Window Warden serves as a window opening limiting device. It is made to prevent the window from opening more than desired amount, usually about 4-inches.

I am not familiar with that type of window so I looked it up. I still can't tell much about the window. If the side jambs are made of plastic with deep channels running along the jamb, the Window Warden might not work. The Window Warden is installed into the side jamb with screws. The screws have to go into the wooden frame of the window.

Yes, you would need to drill two pilot holes into the window frame. The Window Warden installs into the frame so that it stops the window sash at that point.

Sure, you can install it wherever you want. The 4-inches is the recommended space for child safety.

The Window Warden screws into the side jamb of the window and protrudes about 1-inch. The bottom sash would need to hit the stop when the window is raised. Each window manufacturer makes different types of windows and it would be difficult to know all the details of each. A photo of the actual window would be helpful. Contact the manufacturer for more information.

Children require a lot of attention. I would think a curious 4 year old would find a way. It's not difficult to release the lock if you know how. The Cardinal Gates Window Guardian is another option - it has a "key" that can be removed.

Yes, this works on mobile home windows as well

No, it won't line up with the other half of the window to block it. But if you installed a second one, outside, upside-down...

Yes, the Window Warden is easy to remove when needed. When disengaged, the body slips off the bracket leaving the bracket installed in the channel of the moulding around the window. The bracket is slender so it shouldn't get in the way of the window tilting. Afterwards, just slip the body of the Window Warden back on the bracket and lock in place.

Yes, the item will only work with windows that slide up and down.