Could this somehow be mounted at the top of an unfinished window frame so as to swing down and blow air out the window? The frame is double 2x4s
344063
I would think that it could as long as what you are mounting it to is stable
1787128
I agree with Mr Simmons... too thin. Unless you folded it, which you will unless your windows are huge... There is probably foam you can buy for this purpose
227172
Placed in a window it should do the trick. We also use ours to blow ac air from one room to another. Vornado fans are very sturdy.
252656
it blows hard enough to do so. But I don't know how you would mount it to do so.
1153516
Yes, physically possible...but I would not mount higher than what I ended up mounting it at - about 4.5'. It will be way too steep at 5'+...
145495
Hmm, not sure. I guess it would depend if your window opening was big enough. if it was you may be able to mount it sideways. The fan must be mounted to the window frame with screws. maybe you can contact the company and ask them.
145493
If you have at least the minimum width for the fan as listed in its specifications, you can build a simple frame to hold the fan. I did this using 1 x 3 Red Oak and it worked wonderfully and it allowed me to use the Storm Guard feature to close my window when I am away. I went to the Air King site and they expressly discourage mounting the fan at a 90 degree angle to its intended installation. This is why I made a small frame within my sliding window casement. LOVE THIS FAN.
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I have two of the double fans (total of four fans) mounted at the top of a closed closet (3ft wide, 7 ft tall) which houses our computer servers and security system hardware. I reversed the mounting on the fans so they are exhaust, blowing the air out of the closet. There is about a 1 to 1 1/2 inch gap at the bottom of the doors where air can be drawn in. The idea is hot air rises and is exhausted while cooler air is pulled in at the bottom. This seems to be working quite well over the past month or so since the install.
1036993
I wish I could answer that with some authority but I cannot. I put in an area with a drop ceiling and attached it to a 2"x4".
1882077
Hi, I don't think so. The window will still have an opening that would let the hot air back in. Sliding windows works best. This model is good it pushes cold air out from the front not the top. The models that push cold air out from the top through the air up towards the ceiling. Thank you
1917021
I your window would have the required height I don't see why it couldn't but you would have a large are exposed unless you have a vertical slide window.
1139231
Be aware this is a full size panel. it is large and would have a significant wind load if not mounted absolutely horizontal. Other wise it does seem quite sturdy. good luck.
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I haven't tried it, but I don't see why you couldn't, if that's what you want to do. A clip is included, which keeps the back end in place on the vent frame so it won't move, so it's feasible (using strong tape), since there's an edge all around. The plastic is stronger than appears in the picture.
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I suppose you could, the holes would need to go all the way through, but it comes with 2 mounting plates with an assortment of predrilled holes. You might be able to get the right configuration.
663427
I would think not as there would be no place to set it and you need to have space behind it to pull air through. I could be wrong.
615048
Pretty sure it would, spindle and motor need a hard panel surface to mount to just adjacent to the window itself - 3-4" of clearance or so...
2215503
No, it's structure wouldn't allow that. I think you'd have to build an angled box that provided a level place on the ceiling to mount it.