Is this for double hung or slider windows, or both?
1017116
Should work for both. But depending on the size of your slider, you may have to block some opening.
1017117
I have mine installed in a double hung window I do not see how it would work in a side slider installation
1577517
The monitor has two parts. One on door and one on frame. The only way one alarm would work on two sliders is if it could be mounted with the two parts mounted on the overlap of door panels in the center of sliders. Sorry but not home to look at it with parts in hand.
2202710
I don't believe so but you could check with the company to ensure my answer is correct. Each side has spring action that holds it secure in the window space. Perhaps the company can build one to fit your needs. They are great to work with.
1953328
I have really large windows and the shrink type plastic would not fit, so this was a great option for me. If you have more or less normal size windows and a way to tape the shrink type, I would go with that. This material is nice and thick, but that requires a pretty substantial means of hanging. I made wood strips and nailed it to the outside of my windows. Hope this helps, if not be more specific about the type of window you are wanting to insulate. Be Well.
362964
Normally can be used with existing plates that have a slot for the slider mechanism to move up/down freely. Another item to check isthe heat sink fins for side to side clearance in multi-gang installations. It is sometimes difficult to get the plate holes lined up withdimmer or other switches in these installs.
661277
It is only the window slider. It doesn't come with pieces you don't see in the photo. (Except, maybe, some foam weather-sealing tape for the top and bottom. I don't 100% remember if that was included of if we used our own -- but I think it was included.)
234772
Sliding up? Easy, slide up window, put it in place and slide the window down on it. Use the foam tape they provide. Should work for windows sliding sideways too. They also included screws for more permanent placement, but I didn't bother with that. It can expand to fit your window. Takes 2 minutes to install. Hope this helps.
1953612
Don't bother with this product..didn't work on the wider track windows, though I don't know what the width would be. Can use on slightly wider tracks if you remove the rubber insert but still not wide enough for my slider.
637276
I purchased both the single and double rods. My double window was 72 inches with plenty of room. The single were your standard 36 wide. Depending on were you need to mount the brackets I would say the double, I have one window the single was too short and the double is too long, but I have at least a 3 inch over hang. I plan on moving the brackets out so the window will look wider but I haven't had time to compete, and I have plenty of curtain to cover the extra rod. I hope this helped.
2204406
I used mine in a slider type window and .. no, it doesn't fit the groove. These ACs (as are most) are designed for casement type windows (the ones that slide up and down). I've only found one AC unit that was designed for slider windows, and it worked for 5 years before giving up. You just have to modify the fit is all. I designed a mount for these types that fit on the window and seal the groove, as well as support it against the siding outside. Seems to work for most that I've used. If you're not mechanically inclined, try one of the "Portable" types. They're not quite as efficient, but work very well and are not as unsightly as these from the outside. I used mine in a slider type window and .. no, it doesn't fit the groove. These ACs (as are most) are designed for casement type windows (the ones that slide up and down). I've only found one AC unit that was designed for slider windows, and it worked for 5 years before giving up. You just have to modify the fit is all. I designed a mount for these types that fit on the window and seal the groove, as well as support it against the siding outside. Seems to work for most that I've used. If you're not mechanically inclined, try one of the "Portable" types. They're not quite as... » Read More I used mine in a slider type window and .. no, it doesn't fit the groove. These ACs (as are most) are designed for casement type windows (the ones that slide up and down). I've only found one AC unit that was designed for slider windows, and it worked for 5 years before giving up. You just have to modify the fit is all. I designed a mount for these types that fit on the window and seal the groove, as well as support it against the siding outside. Seems to work for most that I've used. If you're not mechanically inclined, try one of the "Portable" types. They're not quite as efficient, but work very well and are not as unsightly as these from the outside. « Show Less
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This is for a pull out door. It the double door acts as a single door it would work. Usually when you have double doors there is a stop between the doors. This would not interfere with the operation of the slide out door. It the doors overlap it would have to be the top door and the mechanism set inside to clear the other door over lap. I have not tried this type of set up but from installing a single one this would be my best recommendation.
1588195
I am not 100% sure I know what you mean by slider, but the center is fully adjustable in both the vertical and horizontal positions.
341115
I don't think this lock is for double hung windows. At least that is not what I have. I have sliding ones.
797242
Yes, I had mine done in less than 5". Instruction are basically the same for either type of sliding window. UPDATED 5/11/2015: This will work in a casement/crank-style window with a little ingenuity, please see my review on how others have fixed this problem.
950052
I used it last summer in a horizontal window (slides l/r). I used a piece of wood to hold the sliding side firm against the a/c, and a thin sheet of opaque Plexiglas over the top. A mount was installed to support from the bottom. I filled any open spaces that remained with double-sided adhesive weather stripping. The sliders are only for regular (up/down) type windows, save them for if you ever need them (my landlord changed our windows from slide to regular this summer).
2182643
On the model I have, the on/off switch is covered by the plastic slide window.
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.