window width 25 inches. Is it possible to piece together?
185550
You could rotate the paper to get a better width (if that helps) Otherwise you could piece together maybe with a slight overlap --to side where is would hide behind a curtain (?)
185551
Yes, it is possible to piece it together, but it's not a smooth look. I did that for two basement windows. I don't know if I'd have done it for a bedroom window.
185552
I had to do that, but mine isn't perfect. Maybe you would be better at doing that. It can be done.
185553
Yes it is possible but just like with wall paper will require close attention to matching the pattern and placement.
185554
I rolled it out for th width if the window and pieced for the height of the window as it was easier to match th pattern. You can see where I pieced it up close but not from a distance so much. I figured if it looked bad I could cover it with a long valance. It is great for privacy which is what I was looking for and still let's light in.
185555
I don't see why it couldn't be pieced together, but you would have to carefully match the pattern. It's a rather busy print, so I think it could be done.
185556
I pieced mine together without much attention to matching the pattern and it still looks good. If you get up close, you will notice a pattern difference, but it's such a varied pattern that its easy to mask.
185557
I *thought* I'd be able to do this....but the pattern does not match up along the edges....it would have to be trimmed to get the pattern matched....which means I now can't use it for my front window because while there's enough film to cover it, there is not enough to trim it to match the pattern across.... :(
801658
The dimensions are definitely greater than 18". It will not fit that window size.
2008054
You can install the unit, it will fit in 16", but the side panels won't. But with a slider you can slide the window up against it. But it's made for a double hung window and needs a sash to come down on top of it to hold it in place. You could devise some way of putting a bar across the top anchored to the sliding sash and jamb. It's a neat little unit.
1537910
The unit dimensions are: 23.63"W x 25.5"D x 17.19"H This unit is ideal for window that are between 26.5"W and 40.5"W The minimum window height is 18.5"W
1708939
I don't think so, the expandable width panels are not strong, only meant to cover space left in window. Not study unless you built a frame for support, even then they might not stay extended. Hope this helps
1923376
The piece that goes into the window has a maximum length of 38 inches. If the height of your window is bigger then that, you would need to fill the gap with cardboard or something. Either way, the unit will work.
1473483
The expansion wings should collapse to allow it to fit a window 24" wide and 10" in height
1769069
There is about a quarter-of-an-inch (or less) open space between panels in any direction. To make the fit even more snug, use one or two plastic zip ties wrapped around adjacent panels along the edges that they share, making sure you pull them taut as much as possible, and clipping off the excess. It's a little more time-consuming, but will make for an even sturdier structure.
599560
Your window must be at least 22" wide x 24" high and double paned. If I were you, I would for sure try one of the used ones listed here. Some people love these things. It simply doesn't stay up for me. Make sure you can send it back if it doesn't work!
1059124
My window is 30" and the side panel are not fully extended so it seems likely.
648459
Depends on the window size. You get 4 panels and each is about 30" in width.
50949
The width of the unit itself is 18 3/4 of an inch, so yes it would fit in a 20.5 inch window, and since the panels slide, you probably wouldn't have to remove them, they will just be tight against the unit.
797240
Yes, I had mine done in less than 5". Instruction are basically the same for either type of sliding window.UPDATED 5/11/2015: This will work in a casement/crank window with a little ingenuity, please see my review on how others solved this problem.
1450111
I'm afraid I'm not much help. I have casement windows and so it goes 44 inches, but that's farther than it is designed to go. I screwed the two pieces together as directed, but had to give them some extra support with Gorilla tape. Then again, you could probably put them in a 44" wide space in a double hung window because the weight of the window would hold it in place. BTW, I love the A/C unit.
1422598
The kit that comes with the product almost fits those size windows. There is a gap at the top of about 9in. We used this plastic poster board stuff that we could cut to fit. Works beautifully and doesn't look sloppy
462771
If you are trying to cover individual small windows, it might be more difficult. We had a solid pane, removed the frame, measured the film and cut it to fit the window. It wasn't difficult at all that way.
2119261
I've been able to shrink the window down by grabbing the lower right corner but there is a limit to how small you can make it. On my computer I can shrink it to about 20% of the total screen area.