My aluminum window (opens up and down - slides) is 15.25 inches wide. It says 15.5 inches width is required. Can I squeeze it into 15.25 inches wide?
845239
Measured across the top, the physical object is 14.5 inches across. If your window opens up and down there should be far better options available. These are only for apartments with casement windows, where we have no choice.
845240
The AC unit is 14 1/2 wide , it will fit, the only problem you will have is with the trimming it comes with, you can make your own, it will work.
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.
1910383
Measure your tower.......the dimensions are listed in the description: adjustable width from 15cm to 25.5cm
750049
The manual says it will fit in a window as small as 22 inches wide and 13 inches high. My window is 23 inches wide and with both guide panels installed it just fit.
407858
Not 100% certain as it has been some time since installing. I see the specs indicate the opening needs to be 14 inches wide, but I don't recall if there is an allowance for variance.
1151922
You need an opening of 15 1/4 inches X 23 3/4 inches, so no a opening of 14 X 19 1/2 will not work. I had to frame around the opening like you would for a window or a door. Some areas require a permit.
418494
Minimum is 16" high x 22 1/8" wide. This includes the accordion side panels that fill the side gaps in a window. If you remove the accordion side panels, then the width changes to 19 1/4".
2193719
The A/C unit by itself is 14.5" wide... when you add the bracket which seals the top and side of the unit in the opening, it adds 2.5" to the overall width... The unit by itself requires that the window opening be at least 14.5 " in order for it to fit in. With the sealing bracket installed INSIDE the window opening it will fit inside a window frame width of 17 inches.
1301624
I have no idea. I would call the manufacturer. It def. was designed to fit in a standard horizontal window. sorry.
1099671
Well the window would have to be at least 20 inches that would give you 1/2 inch to squeeze it in and I measured the Max, is 31" but the specs say 36"
2060090
with out measuring it about 2 inches wide works great i beat on this as long as the window is clean and not too hot or cold you should be fine
1643354
Oops, should have specified: the actual unit is only about 19" wide. Then you pull out the side panels to the width of the window (in your case, 39", in my case, 49").
458599
Not sure how wide your window is, but I bought this for my Camaro, and its a little wide, but works good.
464614
You will need a minimum of 30 inches wide. Any width smaller and you will be scraping your door frame.
2039239
In all honesty, I couldn't tell you. The window bracket has an additional sliding part to fit larger windows. But even the base part was too large for my window and I had to cut some of it off. Also the window bracket can be installed vertically for sliding windows.
1885301
I think that it will protrude enough that the sliding part won't be able to clear it when opening. Mine is put away now however so can't recall an exact measurement. It sounds forced and awkward to me as it is specifically intended for a small window opening. This is why it is relatively expensive compared to other units.
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.