can a window unit be used through a block wall
897320
As long as the AC can fit in the opening and the back can extend far enough out to drain away from the house, I don't see why not. You just may have to shim it somehow to get a tight fit all the way around and make sure nothing obscures the air flow.
897321
I would say as long as the measurements match and you have it secure and sealed it should work. This is a really good unit, kicks out some cool air thats for sure
630580
The exhaust system for the window consists of an adjustable panel that you sandwich in between the frame and the sliding section of the window. So if you have access to the track/frame of your window you are good to go. If there are screens on the inside blocking access to the track, they will be in the way, and you wouldn't be able to use the exhaust parts as intended
895665
Absolutely, I've installed 2 of them through wallboard (on the inside) out through a stucco exterior wall. The unit comes with a sleeve which is installed through the wall. The AC unit slides into the sleeve. You will have to be willing and able to make the cut through the wall. There are instructions that come with the unit.
1627799
Not sure. Mine is through the wall. I think you just install it in the window like any other ac though
1623511
Cement wall, Fiberglass wall, home interior wall involving drywall and frame wood or...? This unit is best for a door that goes from inside to outside. There are cheaper better doors for the inside, depending on your reference of course.
1972833
Yes you can install this in the wall. You may need to add 2 by 4's at the base and for framing of the unit. This would be for support IN the wall. Make sure the unit is well supported.
1317717
Yes. Mine works through metal, wood, cinder block. Wouldn't do without this. Also sent them to friends. I live in a ranch house. I have two at the REAR of my house. I put one on one side of the house and one on the other. If someone approaches, it gives the impression that the dog has moved from room to room. Also, be wise. Don't put this near a window such that someone could see it from outside.
12790
I would.use plywood, or several pieces of wood that fit the depth of your window sash. Remember to also seal the wood, and provide insulation on at least the outside. It would also be prudent to install several security mesures to prevent entry, or theft of the AC unit. Some.simple window locks, and bar woild be a good start. This unit uses a lot of power, so look at how much power you have on the circuit alreaty.
1908634
My walls are cinderblock and I can not give you an honest answer. The system is kinda heavy for drywall. I personally would prefer to attach it to a stud through a wall but have to use mollybolts.
1951796
yes U can, you just have to figure out how to get to the pan...I drop one in every six weeks...works fine for window units
1325763
No, It doesn't have to be vented thru the wall. But, if it a small space it a good idea to crack a window.
763894
This is something meant for the window, I think, rather than the wall. It's too flush to the wall to be effective.
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.
837834
Yes, use a masonry blade to make the cut, should work better than a wood framed wall.
1779396
I mounted my inside receiver to the jamb of window facing outside unit that I mounted inside of the bird box sold separately. My unit works lide a charm. I do not know about signal going through metal wall . I would not take anything for my unit. I would stilll give it a 5 star. Wife especially loves the Dakota alert she know knows when anyone is coming up drive. Cliff
1833264
The venting brackets that come with the unit are designed to mount in a window, but if you can find a way to mount it to the wall vent I would think it would be fine.
1989824
it can only be held in the window by being placed on the sill of an open window and then bringing the top pane down vertically into the units support bracket which is on top of the unit.hope that answered.^_^