How to refurbish an internal window sill: a quick makeover in a single afternoon.

A damaged window sill is often used to display all sorts of arrangements, such as flowers, books or candles. However, an overly cluttered window sill hinders access to the window and ceases to fulfil its basic function – finishing off the window. Replacing a window sill is often associated with a major, time-consuming renovation and a clean-up job throughout the flat. If you want to save time and money, consider refurbishing this part of your interior using a window sill cover.

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A quick change that lasts for years

High-quality laminates and the smooth texture of the material ensure water resistance and ease of cleaning, which is why Vilo window sill covers are ideal for kitchen window sills, in bedrooms and even in the bathroom. The material itself is highly resistant to mechanical damage and scratches.  And most importantly – the design does not fade when exposed to sunlight. Once your window sill has been refurbished, it is guaranteed to retain its attractive appearance for a long time to come.

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How do you fit a window sill cover?

Vilo products are designed for quick, DIY installation, which is why we were keen to keep the installation time for the window sill cover to a minimum. The product comes pre-cut and is sold as a set with matching end caps. You can fit the cover by sticking it directly onto the old window sill using basic tools. You don’t need to worry about any preparation either – simply measure the length of the window sill and trim the cover to the correct size if necessary. It’s a great choice for anyone looking for a way to freshen up their home. It’s particularly suitable for rented flats – the cover is a safe way to personalise the interior to your taste without altering the building’s structural elements.

In the ‘Installation Videos’ tab, you’ll find step-by-step instructions on how to fit the window sill cover.