With the venting slats on the side could my kids stick somthing into them to push the tempature buttons up or down?
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Anything is possible, if your kids are "creative". This case is not that secure.
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No we use it at work so my employees can't change the temperature. The key is needed to open and change the temperature.
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No! The only way your kids could change the temperature would be to smash open the cover and get directly to the control or if you left it unlocked!
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I don't think so......The slats are kind of slanted......then again where there is a will there is a way!
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Yes. You might find the thermostat mounts with a tab through one of the holes instead of a screw, but that it a minor change.
495433
Set the heating pad on low and make sure it's covered well with the fleece blankets and you will be fine. They shouldn't tear into it with their teeth, but can be curious little guys.
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You can take one side off but it doesn't come with anything to on a small side on to keep kiddos in. The mattress does drop down very low though so even if they fall out they're not falling far
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It would be hard I would think. They are designed to go in between the mattress and box springs. I guess you could put each one over a slat and duck tape it where it wouldn't move. Hope that helps.
554295
We have two on our loft beds and they are thin enough that they don't come above the guard rails, but are cushy enough that the kids don't feel the slats. They LOVE their mattresses.
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If the slats are closely placed it shouldn't be a problem-if they're more than a few inches apart I'd get a piece of plywood or other foundation to lay over them.
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Pull up the sides til they snap in place. Then push down in the middle. Really sime and quick. We love it
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The venting is on the sides but it doesn't come with a setup for direct mounting. I suppose if you were willing to take the case off and manually mount it that it would be possible but it isn't designed as such.
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If you want to keep them from moving, you can run a bead of spray foam around the baseline I did. I also placed insulation around it to prevent me jostling it out of place. I like to keep the top easily accessible so it can be found later.
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Hi Offey, thank you for asking. The fan currently blows away from the metal frame but you can switch it's airflow direction using a screwdriver. So yes! you can them in a push pull configuration. From Jeremy, AC Infinity Inc.
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I never got the nesting box up this year but everything else I had with suction cups stayed put so I don't think there would be a problem. Too much activity near the window this year. Will install next year.
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If the vents do not close you would need them taped. As long as the vents close you should be fine.
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Not sure you can as it will affect the engineering. My son has it since he has the smaller room(which he chose) but he's okay with the way he has to maneuver. It would be a better option to use a futon mattress (with a thin board for more support) to make it lower to the ceiling. I bought him a regular mattress and he's a bit higher (he's 13.5 and almost 6 feet).
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there are 2 little spring arms on either side that need to be pushed back.. you have to do them both at the same time..then sort of work it out of the vent.
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I use one of these for long sleeve tee-shirt type tops. The other has jeans/casual pants, and these are in the back of my laundry room, so you can see one over the other. They set pretty low, maybe 3 feet from the floor. I also think the lower they are set, the more stable they become. That's some three-year-old you got there who will hang up her own clothes....I was blessed with two sons, now adults, and they still don't hang things up! I think your little girl will do just fine with your using the trigger height adjustment to set it at its lowest level.
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They are a clear piece of plastic that slides up - one per side. The window grid would block you from putting an AC in.