Could I put this in a small window?
2012400
I have only installed the "small" pet door. For kitchen to sunporch, I built an insulated wooden frame to hold the pet door that fits in the window. Window must be larger opening than pet door.
2012401
Well, I don't know exactly what your carpentry skills are ... that would be a big project. Do you mean to cut a square into the glass? Hmmm, I really don't think that it would work. It makes a small window of its own. We have ours in a thick cabin wall. The pieces screw into the wood. why don't you try for a specialty window pet door that comes together with a plexiglass insert, if there is such a thing. If you're an apartment dweller, one time I made a pet door in glass sliding door using a tall piece of plexiglass with the pet rectangle cut into it, and I duck-taped a piece of carpet to flap down as the pet door. it actually worked pretty well. Good luck! Well, I don't know exactly what your carpentry skills are ... that would be a big project. Do you mean to cut a square into the glass? Hmmm, I really don't think that it would work. It makes a small window of its own. We have ours in a thick cabin wall. The pieces screw into the wood. why don't you try for a specialty window pet door that comes together with a plexiglass insert, if there is such a thing. If you're an apartment dweller, one time I made a pet door in glass sliding door using a tall piece of plexiglass with the pet rectangle cut into it, and I duck-taped a piece of carpet to... » Read More Well, I don't know exactly what your carpentry skills are ... that would be a big project. Do you mean to cut a square into the glass? Hmmm, I really don't think that it would work. It makes a small window of its own. We have ours in a thick cabin wall. The pieces screw into the wood. why don't you try for a specialty window pet door that comes together with a plexiglass insert, if there is such a thing. If you're an apartment dweller, one time I made a pet door in glass sliding door using a tall piece of plexiglass with the pet rectangle cut into it, and I duck-taped a piece of carpet to flap down as the pet door. it actually worked pretty well. Good luck! « Show Less
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.
191385
I don't think it would be too much of a problem but we were pretty careful about putting it in an extra room on the floor spread out and leaving the window open to let it air out and expand as much as physically possible. We gave it a few days to make sure it was good to go. If you don't have enough room to do that, then I would continue flipping it on each side upright so that it doesn't unevenly expand.
1962714
Your best bet is probably to buy a board that is the exact same width as the window kit and simply close it in the slider on top of the hose/window piece that comes with the unit.
1961681
Yes. I would position it to project towards a window but you don't want it in direct view if someone were to look through your windows. We have mini binds; we have them open slightly at the top and it can easily be see from the road.
1132130
I would not recommend it because the surface area that contacts the window is not large and would put a strain on the glass.
2062800
mine is in a window. i do not see why it couldn't go in a wall, depending on the depth of the unit of course.
107978
I think it would be great. My bedroom window where I put it is not very tall and it fits perfectly.
2127041
if your dimensions are including the framing under the window then yes. If you haven't included the interior framing under the window then no.
2268624
I think it could be put in just about anything. It's pretty simple. you're just installing a window. Look at the directions. If you think you can do it, then, do it.
2226297
I bought that and another similar product. Both were fairly useless. I'd save the frustration and return it. It may do ok in a very small self contained space but won't compare to a window unit.
461821
If it was mounted correctly yes , but I think it would have to be in the outside of the window .
596746
Sure. You could use as big of a window as you like if you are willing to make a cover for what the spacer doesn't cover.
1230638
I can't say for sure, i used it in a screen window. i would think you would need to frame the wall as it is quite lightweight.
350100
The answer is no but you can build it smaller or in different order of spaces
1882076
Yes, I modified this in a french window by placing a foam board cut to size to take up the "extra space" left in the window after installing the kit. It takes a bit of ingenuity, but yes, it can be done. The item is working quite well in my 300 sq ft living room. You can also use plexiglass or wood to take up the remaining space.
1220045
Minimally, the opening this window fits into must be 32" x 14". It appears you might be OK on the long side, but you seem to lack 1" on the short side.