Does the bracket support mounting IN the door? I need to move air between rooms with a close door and want it to look built in.
337977
The "L" bracket mounts the fan to the door casing. It does NOT mount to the door. How do you expect to move air if you close the door?
337978
I don't believe so. The bracket is a "L" standoff type that is mounted to one of the fan grill corner bolts. This bracket than suspends the fan in a doorway frame opening with the electrical power cord coming off the corner of the fan. Hope this helps.
337979
No the bracket is for door frame mounting. You will have to customize your particular requirements.
255198
It comes with brackets for over-the-door. I also put some screws in the door using the provided holes which made it much more secure. If you used all the provided screw holes, I believe you could do away with the over-the-door brackets.
2028781
The paperwork that comes with this unit states it is NOT suitable for mounting as a built-in. I am guessing that this has to do with the ventilation requirements.
406016
You don't need to mount it to a door. It has a 3-leg base. Still, beware, as mine doesn't work and the seller can't help fix. A local repair shop couldn't do anything either.
2048942
No...this model of bracket only locks in the "out" position. When in the "down" position, it just flaps in the breeze.
1430230
No, it is not screwed to support bracket, just sits on it, that's make it kind of difficult, because every AC has a different balance.The best would be 2 brackets for each AC, but it's not quite economical.
364567
We mounted ours on a piece of plywood and put it in the window (kind of like a room air conditioner). It's not as thick as a door. We believe there is an attachment you can buy to make it work for a door or wall.
1127956
it is not really a bracket. It is a "panel". ran my cables thru it then wire tied them to the back, keeping them off the floor and hidden as well.
1410242
I does have the piece that goes under the door, but it's short. It is also heavy so it will hold the door in place if the space under the door is too large, as mine is.
1211039
This mounting bracket contains everything shown in the picture so I can assume that you can install it in a pole. I installed it in the Wall and it worked fine.
1197734
The window bracket that it comes with can be mounted either horizontally or vertically. If you are going through a wall, you will probably have to adapt some things. Check out the manual on Sunpentown's website. It has some good diagrams to show you how to install it. http://site.sunpentown.com/WA-1150DE.1350DE_manual.pdf
1619819
Yes, however, for better performance, air flow through the unit would be improved if spaced further from the wall than the direct bracket mounting allows.
1960148
the mounting supplied is a hook that hangs it in a doorway. That being said I mounted mine in a 6 inch vent space beside my fireplace by simply using the bolts that hold the cover on fan through a bracket. The hardest part I could see with what you want to do is getting the electric run to it.
462268
It has brackets on the back that go over the top of the door. You would need to modify it to mount to a wall.
2185146
Yes. The mounts stick out 3.5 inches from the wall. So the door must be thinner than that.
628158
You have to wire it into the fan before mounting. I chose not to use that feature because my house is wired with light and fan switches.
49964
I did not use a bracket when I installed the unit. If I were in an apartment building or on a higher floor I would recommend it. It is fairly heavy, but it's worth the effort.