Would this fit over an indoor window A/C unit?
996860
i covered my picture window with two sheets of plastic. measure the coverage you need and then look at the coverage on the box. i ran the plastic from the top to the bottom, that's why i needed 2 sheets of plastic
1081531
Strictly a guess, but I would most certainly think so. My unit fit perfectly, ran great in the a/c all summer, and was a convenient economical solution!
1991874
Yes, I purchased this AC as a replacement for my old one that died which was a in the wall unit AC. It fit perfect. All you have to do is not attach the sides for the window. One thing I do have to say that it is a bit loud. Hope that helped. :)
1037514
Everything I got with the A/C unit fit just right. No problem. My son came over and installed it where we had an old A/C and we just set it on the frame to support it.
947359
No. The window needs to open a bit for the flow of air to go through the AC
2143697
It absolutely will. All you have to do is turn it vertically instead of the exhaust resting on the window sill. The exhaust kit is very adaptable and very intuitive to use. In addition our unit I still running beautifully. It is in use every day in Florida in an upstairs master with a ton of glass overlooking the 10th green with afternoon sun. In twenty minutes it gets the room down to 65 degrees if I want it to. I love this air conditioner.
1613320
Probably too big . The best way is measure your window , that is what I did .The company gives you the size
1400994
If you have a hole in your wall of the right size, yes. That's what I've done, in a small window - window removed and framed up the hole to fit this unit.It's not exactly the same as a wall unit - the kind with a small separate air unit in the room, connected to a larger outside unit. Those need only small holes to pass through the refrigerant lines and such.Those are much more expensive, are quieter, and generally higher capacity. This one is just a big old window unit. Cools well, but is noisy.And keep in mind that this unit is 220 volt. Can't just plug it in to a wall socket. If you have a hole in your wall of the right size, yes. That's what I've done, in a small window - window removed and framed up the hole to fit this unit.It's not exactly the same as a wall unit - the kind with a small separate air unit in the room, connected to a larger outside unit. Those need only small holes to pass through the refrigerant lines and such.Those are much more expensive, are quieter, and generally higher capacity. This one is just a big old window unit. Cools well, but is noisy.And keep in mind that this unit is 220 volt. Can't just plug it in to a wall... » Read More If you have a hole in your wall of the right size, yes. That's what I've done, in a small window - window removed and framed up the hole to fit this unit.It's not exactly the same as a wall unit - the kind with a small separate air unit in the room, connected to a larger outside unit. Those need only small holes to pass through the refrigerant lines and such.Those are much more expensive, are quieter, and generally higher capacity. This one is just a big old window unit. Cools well, but is noisy.And keep in mind that this unit is 220 volt. Can't just plug it in to a wall socket. « Show Less
865478
I think it would offer even better protection against the elements. As long as the cover does not seal the air condition unit and trap moisture, tshould be okay.
1045500
Sorry, but that is difficult to answer without knowing the dimensions of the frame, etc. I would think you could build a wooden frame that would slide in between the window frame and the air conditioner, but it would need to be strong and tight enough so the unit won't be able to fall in or out. That worked for me with a different unit. I would call a handyman to do this!
1921063
I think that you could do it and depending on your window sill it may or may not need an outside support. The trouble would be a big gap above the ac unit and the top of the window. As it is set up there are accordion sleeves to close this gap for a top down closing window.
1639997
I have my in a basement window which is over sized and boxed in. But looking at the dimensions I would say no. You might end up damaging the screen. I like the fan and it does a good job of moving air.
2080879
It fits nicely over a 1 1/2 - 2 inch door frame, I guess 2 inches is the salient point in this :).....the frame it goes over would have to be at least an inch
1131237
It is a good size. Our pop up does not have the roof a/c unit, but it fits and hangs all the way underneath with lots of extra space. I think it will be fine with the ac on top.
418493
The A/C unit is about 19" wide X 14 1/2"-15" high(the size that actually goes into the window). Then if you use the accordian sides, they can be expanded out to fill up to about 8"-12" on each side. Good luck and Happy Holidays.
1603698
its gonna fit but the priblem your gonna have is it will cover your a/c controls. Kind of gets annoying. but it does tilt 4 different angles so you can get behind it
218535
this was purchased for a motel air conditioning and heating combination unit. not sure if it will fit others.