Does it bother you that Sun doesn't fit completely into middle panel? How much spacing do you choose between panels?
1007594
I believe I went 3/4". Sorry to recall, I am on the road for work. Best way is to lay them on the floor and move the right panel until it looks best at that distance (to the center panel). Measure and use the same distance for both sides. (There may be some variance from set to set)?
1007595
It would have looked better I think if they had put it in the middle. With that being said, it doesn't bother me. I put all three panels tightly together, I just didn't like the way the images didn't line up with each other with a space in between them. What does bother me is how much I paid for such a relatively cheap looking picture. It's not nearly as clear as it looks in the pictures, so just don't be surprised.
1007596
No not really and we have ours about a 1/4 apart but what ever gap you want works. The picture is a lot prettier in person then in the picture.
1007597
Hello it really doesnt bother us because we look at it as pieces of puzzles put together. We love what we bought. With regards to the space in between the pictures, we put like an inch of space in between but that would all depend on how you wanna do it.
1007598
No! Put the panel really close so it look like one complete picture! The color is very realistic, and it was the best purchase ever that I had made at amazons
1007599
Hello it really doesnt bother us because we look at it as pieces of puzzles put together. We love what we bought.With regards to the space in between the pictures, we put like an inch of space in between but that would all depend on how you wanna do it.
1376531
On mine I have have 3 22" and the left and right monitors are lower than the center. Doesn't bother me at all.
871881
The size Lenth and Width is important so it dose not interfer with the sunroof operation. The wrong one will cause problems.
498199
No, I was wrong on this. This one does not have the interchangeable panels. That was another brand. This one is right-side entry only. However, it is very nice and looks great.
1608138
You can string as many panels together as you want. You can change the shape of the confinement area. It's pretty easy, you just have to take your time.
112358
I have this unit & am happy with it - but I have a much wider width window than you. If the minimum required is beyond your opening - that would be it. Even mine fit iin such a way that I couldn't put in the 2 side accordian sides typical for the window unit. I only had about 5 - 6 inches excess in total. You may have to go down to a smaller width unit.
445411
There are eight panels that fit together a specific way...they don't mix and match. They are numbered on the back to help you make sure you put them together correctly. Each panel is a little over 4 feet tall and a little over 3 feet wide. There is a top row of 4 and a bottom row of 4.... again they go together in a specific order. They were very easy to hang. I actually got two sets and even though they aren't made to fit together, I was able to join them by overlapping "left over" pieces to make an almost perfect transition from one set to the other (None of my friends can figure out where they are joined!). I love the way it looks! There are eight panels that fit together a specific way...they don't mix and match. They are numbered on the back to help you make sure you put them together correctly. Each panel is a little over 4 feet tall and a little over 3 feet wide. There is a top row of 4 and a bottom row of 4.... again they go together in a specific order. They were very easy to hang. I actually got two sets and even though they aren't made to fit together, I was able to join them by overlapping "left over" pieces to make an almost perfect transition from one set to the other (None of my friends can... » Read More There are eight panels that fit together a specific way...they don't mix and match. They are numbered on the back to help you make sure you put them together correctly. Each panel is a little over 4 feet tall and a little over 3 feet wide. There is a top row of 4 and a bottom row of 4.... again they go together in a specific order. They were very easy to hang. I actually got two sets and even though they aren't made to fit together, I was able to join them by overlapping "left over" pieces to make an almost perfect transition from one set to the other (None of my friends can figure out where they are joined!). I love the way it looks! « Show Less
1857262
yes, you can use 3 or 4. I am also just using three, but it's nice to have that extra panel in case I want to use it somewhere else.
1128410
Hard to say as the specs change all the time, but it's probably true. Most wall mounts allow some space behind the panel as there are other connections on the rear of the panel.
1622163
Shouldn't be too difficult. Although I just folded a couple of sides onto each other. This way all panels are still connected yet it is quite a bit smaller. And when moved outside, no muss, no fuss all sides are still connected. EZ PZ.
1678743
In considering the size AC unit you need, the first thing to look at is the climatic region of the country in which you will use the system. If you are on the same latitude as Burlington NC our summer design is approx. 92 Deg. F. So it is considered middle of the road for the design of most units. We actually have a high humidity issue occasionally. The next thing to consider is the amount of radiant energy the room is exposed to, which you could call the solar(sun) exposure, first the total of perimeter walls in square footage and then the amount of glazing(window) square feet, as well as the R value rating of the windows. Next is the ceiling height, because with the mini-split units they are installed within 12 inches of the ceiling. To help you get a more practical overview. All these things will help you determine if you can stay with the basic manufacturers room size rating or have to get a little larger unit. Watch this video to help you get a better understanding of unit selection: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYHCc0DeDwA. Good luck. DCW
2007614
I used mine on my mid tower. The view portal and mesh fan area on the side of the case measure a triangle of about 12" x 12" x 18" (The measurements aren't exact. The wire is in an arc going around the corners instead of straight bends and it's not exactly those lengths, just approximation. It's just to give an idea of the size. For reference, my case is the NZXT Phantom 410). I was able to run the lights in a full figure 8 (passing twice through the middle [~10.5"]) and I still have an inch or two slack when I remove the side panel.
2001878
It comes in 4 panels which are numbered to accommodate the color/design widths. The 2-bottom panels match up, and the two upper panels match up. The problem would be when putting the bottom-2 panel unit..beside/together with the upper 2 panel unit.
1380640
I agree with the previous respondent. Can you open any windows in the sunroom? At least some of the hot air would escape that way.
2232945
Good question. In my case I ran 4 panels horizontally on a frame of 2/4's running perpendicular to the panels on 2' centers. I covered with black plastic to hold in heat on back side and keep down vegetation underneath, then layed out the panels working from top to bottom. Below each I nailed a 1/2 to the 2/4 frame to provide a lip that kept the solar panel straight and used parachute cord (you can get a big box stores) across the panels from top down to hold them in place. I acn send pic if you like.
871552
I set it up with 6 Viewsonic monitors which are 25 1/4 inches edge to edge. I had the monitors overlap, but the viewing area was not obstructed. I'm guessing about 25 inches is the max width. If this had bothered me, I probably could have had the edges be flush by removing the end plates. They were on pretty tight, so I don't know if this is possible without destroying the plates.
1846407
I think birds have a preference for certain spots on the window ... I tried to put a few around those areas where I get a hit. Also my window is somewhat large, ~6' by 5' approx each section, so I used about 6-8 per section.