can I istall the exhaust by knocking out a small square window pane and replace with precut plexi. old window is made up of glass squares
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As long as the tube fits snugly through what you rig up, and there's good insulation around the edges to seal out the outside air, There's no reason it couldn't work.
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Yes u could. However the hole should be at least 7 inches to accommodate the hose.
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Google precut window tint and watch a video on YouTube. They have very good instructional videos on how to remove the tint.
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Well it's adjustable to fit almost any window. If it doesn't you can cut the plastic down to 12" as long as you can fit the exhaust which is about 10" long by 3" high out the window.
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I used it to replace the factory muffler. Please note that cutting the existing exhaust pipe at each end of the muffler is nessary.
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Yes you can. If the hole is rather large, stuff with broken-up bits of solid foam board first. This spray greatly expands, so little goes a long way. I doubt the rats would each much of it anyway. Don't use around window frames, foam expansion may crack the frame. And don't get it on your hands, it'll be with you for a long time !
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Im not sure if you can through this company but on ebay their is several that will cut All 4 windows.
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Possible...if the window cranks open, like a casement window. #1 you would need to get a several exhaust hoses or possibly buy an aluminum 5" flexible hose in the correct length. If the skylight has a screen in it, remove it and take that and the window kit to a Plexiglas shop. Have the cut the Plexiglas to the correct measurements 'and' have them cut the exhaust hose outlet in there (so you don't have to play with the window kit). Install it, in place of the screen.
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No you can not, my old one did have a window that I did like very much. It still works but it is getting close to 30 years old (that's right, "30") but it looks worn.
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As they said... some screws and rigging will get it done. Just flex and pull it how u need to fit. Don't forget to insulate after though the exhaust gets HOT. You don't want warm hot air coming in from window, else your A?C defeats the purpose of doing it's job. I took some standard insulation roll R30/15 whatever you want (warehouse store) put it over the vent, and duck taped over it. Won't look pretty but neither does the vent. Your drapes will cover over that anyway so shouldn't be a problem. But you will save TONS on energy efficiency b/c this window vent is complete crap and useless to block out the air. Hope that helps. As they said... some screws and rigging will get it done. Just flex and pull it how u need to fit. Don't forget to insulate after though the exhaust gets HOT. You don't want warm hot air coming in from window, else your A?C defeats the purpose of doing it's job. I took some standard insulation roll R30/15 whatever you want (warehouse store) put it over the vent, and duck taped over it. Won't look pretty but neither does the vent. Your drapes will cover over that anyway so shouldn't be a problem. But you will save TONS on energy efficiency b/c this window vent is complete crap and useless to... » Read More As they said... some screws and rigging will get it done. Just flex and pull it how u need to fit. Don't forget to insulate after though the exhaust gets HOT. You don't want warm hot air coming in from window, else your A?C defeats the purpose of doing it's job. I took some standard insulation roll R30/15 whatever you want (warehouse store) put it over the vent, and duck taped over it. Won't look pretty but neither does the vent. Your drapes will cover over that anyway so shouldn't be a problem. But you will save TONS on energy efficiency b/c this window vent is complete crap and useless to block out the air. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I've just talked to my neighbor, they did their windows after they saw mine. They made the mistake of putting up the portion that is meant to be discarded. Be sure to read instruction carefully. I think that is why people have failure to cling to windows.
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DEpends. If u hve a glass window, lift up until the piece with the two holes fits in the space, secure it and attach the hoses as indicated in the instructions. In my case I had a samller space than a regular window and was working with plexiglass, so I made my own...
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It seems like the exhaust can be modified but Google the Manuel to make sure. Mine was a standard exhaust up install.
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You'll need some way to vent the exhaust. If you have drop ceilings you might be able to vent it up into the ceiling.
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It should. The exhaust tube is only.....7"? in diameter. As for the mounting of the tube in your window, it will vary per application. A tip.....make the exhaust tube as straight as possible to maximize efficiency. Even if you have to cut it down.
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I suggest going to a place that specializes in Plexiglass and have a piece of that cut to fit the difference between where the window kit ends and the top of the slider. Go for a bit thicker than thinner so it doesn't bend easily, plus it will look nicer during the daylight hours than a solid item like wood... We have a Tap Plastics out here in Northern California - Good luck!
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My window is less than the height of the panel and I just placed a piece of plexiglass at the top to solve the issue.
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You don't need to install anything. The exhaust pipe is a short plastic pipe, but the air flow is not too strong. I have it in my kitchen and while it does warm up the area, it's not too bad and I never felt like I need to direct the airflow through the window.