what size is the window bracket?
203355
It expands to fit whatever width your window happens to be. It is not airtight, though. I put some foam to make it more so. Hope this helps.
2058854
The shelf itself is 36" wide, and the mounting brackets can be used generally anywhere inside that space, but on both ends there is a thin metal rod that runs length wise to hold all the panels of the shelf together, those rods are 1 inch in on both sides, which means the space available for you to use for the mounting brackets is a little less than 34" total. Hopefully that info will help you figure out if you can mount it around that window like you want, but I'm guessing it won't fit well.
98793
it's 22in screw mount to screw mount. ~24 inches from the outside edges of the brackets
1926643
From end to end, including the bracket is 13.5 inches. Works great and I love it !
1526075
My door fits too tightly for me to be able to use the brackets, and I don't have the brackets any more. But maybe this will help: it is 42 inches from the ironing surface to the center of the small holes that are in the vertical center of the horizontal pipe at the top of the frame. The brackets were supposed to fit into the holes. The brackets were about 4 or 5 inches long. So the number you want is approximately 46 or 47 inches. If someone can provide the exact length of the brackets, you can get a more exact number.
519026
The tallest part (the end you can pad-lock) is 10.75 inches; the rest of the verticals are 10.5. It is made to mount into the wall that the window is in, not the side of the window frame, the brackets do not turn that way (you may be able to turn the hinged side, but not the locking side). If your window has an area on both sides to mount this to it should work fine for a 12" limit.
2037173
55 inches in length plus about 5 inches for the bracket, 23 inches in width, and stands out from the door about 4 1/2 inches
666287
For precise specs on the bracket try going directly to DT web site. http://www.definitivetech.com/
502950
Inside rod, two inches and outside rod, four inches. I have this on a double window and because of the length of my bedroom drapes, I couldn't use the center support bracket because of the window trim. I'm just glad my drapes were not heavy. I was pleased with the purchase.
1781226
The bracket will adjust to fit up to standard 2" x 4" and 2" x 6" railings.
953404
6 1/8 x 3 7/16 viewable 6 3/4 x 4 7/16 outside 7 x 4 5/8 mounting frame (behind bezel) 7 5/8 x 5 1/4 bezel
2243650
The "U" shaped brackets were smaller than what I was trying to do... I wanted to mount it on my mountain bike. The "hose clamp" style worked great, and has a pretty long size range. Sorry I don't have an actual measurement.
846236
Here's the link to the bracket I bought and used. Works like a charm: A/C Safe AC-160 Universal Heavy Duty Window Air Conditioner Support
2180982
The minimum window size is two and a half feet. I have the same measurements and it fit snug.
927296
From bracket to bracket I have 32.5 ". If I turned the brackets the opposite way that is shown in the picture it's exactly 31". But you wouldn't have room to tighten the screws.
2176381
Approximately 2 inches. I have a 33" tire mounted to mine and I have plenty of room although the manufacturer suggests that you not mount a tire larger than 33" on this bracket.
1774145
I can't remember the measurements, but it fits just about all bikes. I installed this on a bmx bike. I just ordered it anyway, and it fit. Most Bottom brackets are the same size.