What are the dimensions of the containers? I want to put these between our regular and our storm windows to reduce condensation issues.
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Freshly measured this size... They are 5" in Hieght, and 4 1/2" across widest spot (the top..) Now I have bought the one for the bathroom that hangs on the toilet, and it was thinner, they also have a closet-one with different dimensions that might also be best for your use... I have stood by these since found out of them about 5 years ago while battling mold from window condensation!... It pretty much curred that... Since then I have invested in the last 5 years frobably over $300.00 in multiple packs. And *Always buy the Extra refill bag! It is a HUGE money saver! And if they are soaking up the humidity well, as they do.. With simple elements in plastic container! I reccomend these to many people!... And they are worth every penny, and don't need to be plugged in... Once you buy your first ones, you will be hooked too! They are surly the best thing since *Sliced Bread..... Add-on words They have about every size... a humidifier is great if you don't mind paying for the power bill, and being SOL when power goes down. I keep one even in the trunk of our car to cut down moisture! These thinks rock! Especially for *Simplicity, and affordability. And remember to look for other sizes for other places of the home... If your handy, you can get a few refill bags, and make your own water catcher/moisture-buster!... Skies the limit with this simple yet, revolutionary product... Nope, I am a common man who makes ends-meet every month, and my daughter was found to be allergic to mold, and these made it go away after a good cleaning and setting them up... compared to bleach-spray and paper towels daily!... I don't have the means for other de-humidifiers... so these have been a real blessing in life... Spread the word, as you find out how versatile and reliable and affordable these can be... I can't wait for next *Tent camping trip. I bet these buggers help life out a bunch in the camping world. :)
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Hi, I'm curious if you were able to solve your condensation issue. I'm thinking of doing the same thing.
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Too big for that purpose. An eva dry dehumidifier should be slim enough for that.
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Sorry wrong answer. The dimensions I stated are for a deck umbrella we just ordered. The Nautical umbrella is at our beach property so I do not have the dimensions for it.
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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.
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I'm not sure on the exact measurements, there is nothing on them and I'm not sure how to figure it out. Sorry.
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7 3/4" wide, 8" tall, 3" projection from wall. Don't know container capacity; would guesstimate at 12 oz each.
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They are about 1". I constructed a 7' long dock box for the lake and they work perfect. The deck lid is 3/4" plywood. The only challenge was finding out where to mount them so the lid would close correctly.
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39"X16.5" It fits my galvanized steel window well perfect. I measured my well too, it's 38"X16. I am very happy with it, fits the well nicely and is heavy enough to stay in place even with strong winds. Keeps dead leaves and snow out of the well.
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The standard size containers fit just fine. The larger ones I have to put on the top shelf. They're a little wider in circumerfence as well so they fit a little tighter.
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Actually the "boxey: part of the container is 15-1/2" high and 12" wide. If you measure from the back of the container to the furthest point on the front (bottom of the lid) that is 18-1/2". They just fit under my upper kitchen cabinets. I have two and thought initially that I would stack them, but I have them side by side. There is wasted container space because, if you fill them more that 2/3 full the stuff spills out as the opening is so low. To get around this, when more than 2/3 filled, I set them with the longest side down, and when I use enough that it won't spill it out, I use it as pictured.
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I have used these in window units. You just have to tuck it somewhere the condensate will dissolve it. There is usually a little room under the coils in the lower left corner - careful not to squish the styrofoam.
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These are 3& 3/4 in high, 4 & 1/4 in across, and 2 & 1/2 in deep. They seal tightly so you could lay them on their side.
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I have the same question! Does anyone know the precise dimensions of these covers?
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Hi Suzy! My air condition unit is about the same dimensions. This is the second winter season I've covered the a.c unit to protect the interior components from the elements. It's durable and effective.
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So sorry it's taken so long to respond! The containers are great. I still use them everyday. I would say they're about 3 inches tall? Maybe slightly less. I have two types and prefer the ones that are slightly taller and narrower vs. Fatter and shorter. Not sure if these are the taller ones, but they are really great. Hope that helps!
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The dimensions are Length 38 inches, height 18 inches, 1 3/4 depth, but add another 1/2 inch for the front window. There are six shelves on the unit, all shelves measure 2 1/2 inches between shelves. I have one case with rolling stock in it, most cars fit, double stack intermodels do not fit.The other unit has my Norfolk Southern Heritage units in it. They all fit without any problems. height wise that is, There isn't enough space in it to fit all 30 units.
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I don't know the exact size but they, for the most part fit into the vent holes. Some of the holes had to be sanded out to make them fit, but in the end all of the 30+ that I bought were installed.
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The ones I bought are about 12 x 14" or so, relatively easy to apply (but do bunch up and stick to themselves like tape when warm) - they will get peeled off/bunched up if you roll the window down with the shade on.