The min. window width is 26.5. The unit width is 23.625. Do you think it might be possible to install it in a 24.25 space w/o side panels?
2057751
Yes, it shouldn't be a problem to use this unit in a window that's 24.25 wide, that's a side to side opening. I just measured mine, the actually unit is only 23 1/4 inches wide total on the inside and even less on the outside, that is without the side panels. If your window opening is 24.25, it would be a tight fit, which sounds almost ideal to me.
2057752
Seems like you've answered your own question. Yes, you should be get the unit into that size window without the side curtains. Will probably have to fabricate your own weather proofing for the sides.
2057753
Yes, you should have a good fit, if necessary just use foam edging which comes with a/c and insert around unit. I love my unit, bought 2 and usually just run 1, it works so well!
1864762
Hello.. the window MAXIMUM should be 23 since the size of the actual unit is 16". Meaning it comes with expanders. @@" wide window is a typical window and this will fit like a glove.Happy shopping
774753
The basic unit is 16" wide. With the side panels, it expands to 23" wide. The side panels arrive off the air conditioner in the box and you install a top guide and the two side panels which slide into the guide as part of the installation process. Though you wouldn't have the side panels to support the two sides of the unit, you could install the top guide by itself and that will probably be enough to hold the unit in place in the window. You could then stuff foam between the air conditioner and the sides of the window casings to make a fairly weatherproof seal. If this is your best option, it could certainly work! The basic unit is 16" wide. With the side panels, it expands to 23" wide. The side panels arrive off the air conditioner in the box and you install a top guide and the two side panels which slide into the guide as part of the installation process. Though you wouldn't have the side panels to support the two sides of the unit, you could install the top guide by itself and that will probably be enough to hold the unit in place in the window. You could then stuff foam between the air conditioner and the sides of the window casings to make a fairly weatherproof seal. If this is your... » Read More The basic unit is 16" wide. With the side panels, it expands to 23" wide. The side panels arrive off the air conditioner in the box and you install a top guide and the two side panels which slide into the guide as part of the installation process. Though you wouldn't have the side panels to support the two sides of the unit, you could install the top guide by itself and that will probably be enough to hold the unit in place in the window. You could then stuff foam between the air conditioner and the sides of the window casings to make a fairly weatherproof seal. If this is your best option, it could certainly work! « Show Less
2096369
I have the same issue. My width is 24' frame to frame. How can you pull 24' out of 19'.5"?? That would mean I would have to velcro the stationary glass door. Would look crappy I think.
508055
I took one of mine out of the window and measured it. It was 21" X 37", But I think it needs just a tad of wiggle-room to fit, at least on my windows. I mean, I think I could balance or just wedge it into the place if I only had 21" of window opening, but it wouldn't set correctly in the grooves I don't think.
1739106
The unit is 17.19"H X 23.63"W assembled. So, this is the minimum opening it will fit. It's depth is 25.5" if that matters.
112359
I measured my unit, and the portion that would go through a window is 26.5 inches. I'd say the only way you could get this model through your window is to remove some framing. Depending on your window design, that could be far too much work. Personally, I cut a new hole through my wall and framed it specifically for this air conditioner.
50949
The width of the unit itself is 18 3/4 of an inch, so yes it would fit in a 20.5 inch window, and since the panels slide, you probably wouldn't have to remove them, they will just be tight against the unit.
2008053
I believe the extra width indicated includes the side panels. It may have to be installed without the panels and foamboard used to fill the space. It is one of the smallest I have seen. It is still heavy. our 12,00 btu here at work only measures 23" wide without the panels. the product demensions are correct without the panels.
1059124
My window is 30" and the side panel are not fully extended so it seems likely.
549997
mine is 24 " wide . But I am not sure . You may have to use a little bit longer screws to secure it. But that is a good question.
1301624
I have no idea. I would call the manufacturer. It def. was designed to fit in a standard horizontal window. sorry.
14996
Hi Rick, The height and width is more than enough, I think the depth may be a little too tight, but my unit is at least 22 inches deep and the cabinet is 24 inches deep. Hope this helps
1305598
Sorry, but no. The fan without the side extensions is 24" wide. It really is a great fan.
1546423
The shelf is 23 1/2 in. wide. However, because of required mounting hardware, you you have at least 25 inches of width available to be able to mount this.
293387
Good question! The top panel is 26.5, the width at the doors is 23.75. The decorative trim on top adds quite a bit.
749051
Based on some measurements of my installed unit I don't believe it will fit