If my window sill has a ledge of about 6 inches, can I use this product?
1967336
Yes...you just need to attach the strongest Velcro (it's thick and black-they have it at Walmart and Home Depot, etc), to the perch and your ledge'push them together, and wait overnight before they use it. I even put two of these perches right next to eachother, because I have the old, raised FL windows with those ledges, and it looks like a really long table that they can lay on:) yet with the view of outside.
1967337
A ledge of 6 inches should not pose an issue. The support legs are adjustable.
1967338
Looking at mine right now, I don't see an issue with having a 6" window sill.
1967339
Yes, but I suggest putting something under it, for added stability. Mine came off the sill with 1 cat laying on it. I now keep a nightstand under it, to support it.
1967340
I initially used double Sided carpet tape instead of plain Double sticky tape. That held pretty good for a while. Ultimately though my son in law installed a stabilizing screw through the center of the platform that secures it to the window sill. Doesn't bother me and my 4 hoodlums are happy!!
1967341
Probably.. We have even less than that and rigged it up. All 3 of our big cats get their butts up there and it hold up.
1967342
Absolutely, however, my kitties are both very "fluffy" (read fat) to put it nicely, lol. I ended up stapling the velco to the sill first and it is still working beautifully months later.
1967343
You should be able to use it. I just measured the platform and the bracket has a 9" clearance from the edge of the base that sits on the sill to where the bracket begins.
745816
Probably not! You really need to have the Klip flush with the back contact surface. That's how gravity will do its thing for the pot to grab the lower spikes and the upper lip to old it in place. Why don't you screw the Klip in your window sill. Again the Klip has to be perpendicular to earth. Also, if weight permits it, you could glue with double sticky tape the Klip directly to a non wooden surface where you don't want to drive a screw in.
966710
It depends on the height of the window. The window kit did not help in my case. The lip was not long enough the buldge right after the short lip made it unusable even for an up and down window because of the window ledge so for a side window you will definitely have the same issue. When I try to use it it was so awkward it kept popping out. I had to build some contraption to make useable even then I still have issues.
1084785
My window sill is 4 inches deep and it is not pressed all the way in. But I do suggest you use the screws to ensure stability
1372320
I don't know what a "standard size" would be for a kitchen window sill as I don't have one. But it looks like you would have to have maybe almost 6 inches due to the recline if you are using it standing. I have mine mounted to a cupboard.
1679429
Yes, you should be able to use it. If you look close at the picture, you'll see the yellow "hooks". The way the ladder works, the rounded part of the hooks put pressure on the wall, or molding, around the bottom of the window. Then the flat part of the hooks lay across the bottom of the actual window frame. Its the pressure against the wall or molding that secures the ladder, not the part laying across the bottom of the frame.
1761489
This ladder's hook is designed for a window ledge. It needs the actual inside wall to take all the weight. The deck railing wouldn't give that support.
150263
Yes. The brackets flat mount to surface above the window. As long as you use masonry anchors you should be fine.
1921471
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
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.
2102278
YES. This item comes with spacers and support for that issue. I lived in a Victorian before this Mobile Home, and the window sills had a steep slant. This support system is designed to cover that issue. The instructions are very helpful.
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.
1684578
Yes the ledge is the same width all the way around. But you would have to use thin chalk.
1797569
No, Joan, it won't work on a two inch ledge. When fully extended, the clamp only has 1 5/8" of space between the rubber pieces. I use it easily on my 1 1/2" counter, but 2" is out of the question.
1761487
the hooks are very wide and I would think it would be able to hook onto it, but the weight distribution is different on it if it's on a window sill. There is only one wayt o be sure and that is to try it.
246784
I honestly can't say. I've only used them on gutters. I wouldn't be as worried about how deep the ledge was, more how thick the ibeam flange is. Anything thicker than half a cm would probably stretch the plastic to breaking.
1762467
My window has an outdoor ledge and I have bricks on the ledge to support it. I'm not sure if if really needs it - I do it so there's not as much pressure on the windowsills.