Standard Streamline 5 in. x 72 in. x 1 in. White Vinyl Window Sill
- Vinyl construction ensures water and stain resistance
- Protects against moisture, rotting and reinforces strength
- Easy to trim and install with standard woodworking tools
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About This Product
Sill-Rite sills are an attractive way to protect against moisture. Sill-Rite interior sills are made of durable vinyl. They are easy to install, easy to clean and are require little maintenance.
Highlights
- Protects sill area from moisture, condensation and window leaks
- Easy to clean
- Low maintenance
- Made of waterproof and stain resistant cellular vinyl
- Easy installation
- 3/8-inch thick base with a 1-inch thick front profile
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Specifications
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.) | 1 in |
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Product Length (in.) | 72 in |
Product Width (in.) | 6 in |
Details
Color Family | White |
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Color/Finish | White |
Decorative Moulding Type | Standard Profile |
Durability | Moisture Resistant, Rot Resistant, Split Resistant, Termite Resistant |
Finish Type | Finished |
Installation Type | Glue |
Interior/Exterior | Interior |
Material | PVC |
Moulding Features | Miter Cut Not Necessary |
Moulding Type | Window Sill Moulding |
Moulding Use | Door & Window |
Number of Pieces Included | 1 |
Pack Size | 1 |
Pattern Number | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Lifetime |
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Questions & Answers
Can this be cut to 55”
Can this be cut with a hand saw?
How do you install
Hello, Mary, Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot. The detailed installation instructions found in the Installation Guide available on the product page provides step-by-step instructions (listed below) and diagrams. 1. Measure the width of the window opening from jamb to jamb. 2. Measure the depth of the window opening in three places (each end and the center). Note the largest of these dimensions. 3. Mark the width on the top of the sill. 4. Cut the sill to the width of the opening. 5. Mark the depth (the largest dimension from step 2) on the back of the sill, starting from the lip of the sill. 6. Using a saw, rip the sill to the proper depth. Sand any rough edges. 7. Insert the sill in the window opening to make sure it fits. 8. Apply 1-inch balls of polyurethane construction adhesive 3 to 6 inches from each end and 12 inches on center of the sill area. 9. Apply a bead of caulk to the back edge of the sill. 10. Insert the sill at a slight angle making contact with the window, then pivot the sill down in place. 11. Apply a bead of caulk in the joints between the sill and the window, and the sill and the drywall. Smooth the caulk with a wet finger. Occasionally, the butt-cut ends will have voids. These voids can be filled with an allpurpose adhesive caulk. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future.
Product ID cites 4 inch width but ordering detail cites 5 inches? Which is it? The Speicification cites the product is for interior use but the picture and advert indicates outdoor use. Which is it?
The sill fits up to a 4 inch depth window opening. The front profile adds 1 inch to the depth of the sill making it 5 inches deep overall. The sill is for interior use as the photo indicates.
i can not find 3in. x 96in. can i buy the 4in. x 96in. and use a table saw to rip it to 3in.
Yes, you can rip it down to 3”.
Is it paintable?
Sill-Rite sills are pre-finished and do not require painting but can be painted. For best results, prepare the surface by lightly sanding with fine sandpaper. Clean the sill thoroughly and apply an acrylic latex primer. Finish with 100% acrylic latex paint.
Can liquid nails be used to glue pvc board to pressure treated wood
Yes, Liquid Nails will work fine.
What materials would you recommend to level the surface prior to glueing on the sill? I am installing them on the interior side of basement windows, and they are resting on wood studs and the edge of the drywall.
Any material that will provide a clean, even surface will do. For instance, drywall will work well.
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