Can this be hung vertically, to the top and bottom of the window frame? What is the max width and what is the framing made of?
1961798
Max width is in online description.you screw it into the wood so as long as your window isn't too tall, you could.they are plastic with nylon mesh netting.
1961799
(Fits window sizes 26 in. - 40 in. wide) That is what the website said. You can adjust window guard to whatever height of the window frame, so yes you can mounted on top of the window or bottom of the window. Bear in mind thought, the window guard height sizing doesnt change.... Only the width is adjustable. The framing of the guard is made of very strong metal. Not sure what that is, but not easily bendable.
1636279
It isn't designed for vertical use. It is designed to be used with double hung windows. I suppose you could jerry-rig it to work with a casement window but it wouldn't be pretty and you may find the hoses aren't long enough.
1891302
I suppose you could hang it. Thick pieces. Probably need some framing for it just to be safe.
761658
Yes. I installed mine vertically. Holds fairly tight. Just have to make sure the window is closed tight enough to hold it.
1989824
it can only be held in the window by being placed on the sill of an open window and then bringing the top pane down vertically into the units support bracket which is on top of the unit.hope that answered.^_^
2227701
The outside height of the frame is 9-3/4, and the opening size that the door will fit into is 9-3/8. Depending on the design of the window you are fitting this into, you will need a filler panel with a 9-3/8 high opening cut in it, with enough material around it top and bottom to be stable. I would guess you will need a window opening of at least 10", depending on the material you use for the filler panel.
1413601
It has 4 mounting holes so I think yes, the designers were thinking of it hanging. Alternatively you could use the mounting holes but go horizontally over to the wall with angle iron. Mine is attached to a canopy. I don't remember there being anything in the box to help with a non hanging option.
1972832
Yes. We frame out the window with wood and it works great. I'd assume you could do it in a wall too
259419
Not sure, as I used it on a window. But it stuck very well. It never came loose and held a large wreath throughout the holiday season.
2034316
It seems to be specifically made for railing. I would not know how to attach it to a window.
1476431
To the extent that the unit is about 6" in depth, it does "jut" out from its plastic frame on both sides by about 3" each side. There is a slider that accommodates the width of the window space in which you would like to place the unit. The entire unit fits into the frame of your window. It is ideal for vertically sliding windows. Just slide the window open, place the unit inside, and slide the window pane in place gripping the top of the fan's frame. The unit also fits in horizontally sliding windows--in this case width becomes height. Very versatile and user-friendly fan. Quality for the price.
1623842
It's actually up to you. Since you can put the supports as far apart as the wood pieces are long. This makes it have a max width of 36 inches. Though you might need to make it slightly less to account for some shifting and the wooden bolts. Also ensure you have studs or something solid to drill into around the window.
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This would not work unless you have a very odd dimension window. This is made to be wider than it is tall. For any standard size of window, the dimensions are wider than taller. If your window opens horizontally - you would have a taller opening than it is wide. Also, the way that this fan is held in place doesn't lend itself to being mounted vertically. The notches in the two sides rely on gravity to hold them in place - if you were to install this at a 90 degree angle - what would keep the fan from coming off of the screws?You will have more of a headache trying to use this in your application that it could be worth. This would not work unless you have a very odd dimension window. This is made to be wider than it is tall. For any standard size of window, the dimensions are wider than taller. If your window opens horizontally - you would have a taller opening than it is wide. Also, the way that this fan is held in place doesn't lend itself to being mounted vertically. The notches in the two sides rely on gravity to hold them in place - if you were to install this at a 90 degree angle - what would keep the fan from coming off of the screws?You will have more of a headache trying to... » Read More This would not work unless you have a very odd dimension window. This is made to be wider than it is tall. For any standard size of window, the dimensions are wider than taller. If your window opens horizontally - you would have a taller opening than it is wide. Also, the way that this fan is held in place doesn't lend itself to being mounted vertically. The notches in the two sides rely on gravity to hold them in place - if you were to install this at a 90 degree angle - what would keep the fan from coming off of the screws?You will have more of a headache trying to use this in your application that it could be worth. « Show Less
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Less than 1". The bar is closer than the screen - We hung ours on the wall using the built-in bracket and tiny 3/4" spacer (painted black to match) behind each side so that bar is able to just pass by a bulletin board on the wall - we use staples or the flat thumb tacks (but pushpins would be bumped by the bar). The thinnest glass-only frames should be fine or space it from the wall or hang from the ceiling for more space.
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.
1089022
Yes. I can't see any problem with hanging this vertically. There are two screws on the right side of the mount, I would make sure they connect with a wall stud or, if that's not possible , use anchors for all three.
2147011
There is no way to hang it vertically, the silver part rests on the hanger and there is a small gap between the wall and the white part of the light so if you attempted to hang it vertically it would just fall straight down to the ground