Does this have to screw directly into the window frame, or can it screw into the wall on either side of the window?
1885040
We screwed ours into the wall. I think you are supposed to screw it into the wall. We put wall anchors in for even better hold when a stud was not an option. They worked wonderfully for us!!
1145623
Yes it screws into wall. The little round piece you see on the left side of the picture has 2 parts. One is not seen. It is behind the round piece you see. It screws into wall the the front piece slide over it. It is very well build and will not slide off. It turned every angle, up, down, side to side, diagonal.....worth the price!!!!
652146
It is a window OR wall unit... it COMES in a sleeve already. If you want to put it through the wall, you cut a hole where you want it (or have a pro do it). Then you slide the chassis out of the sleeve, position the sleeve in the hole in the wall, fasten it with a couple of screws, and then slide the chassis back in. If you want to put it in a window opening, you just fasten the side panels on and place it where you want it.
2073824
I wouldn't advise it as its installed with 2 sided tape. You want a unit that screws into the wall. You could with this if you are so inclined.
814271
No, it doesn't hook into the window, it sits on top of the window sill. You adjust the position of the legs to accomodate the depth of your particular window sill. Does that answer your question?
2268624
I think it could be put in just about anything. It's pretty simple. you're just installing a window. Look at the directions. If you think you can do it, then, do it.
448342
You do have to screw it in, two screws, very easy to do. Install takes less than 5 mins per window.
1494109
No you need to screw it to the top ...but it could be screwed to the window and close the window on top of the screws... The window will be open 1/8 of an inch
49968
I did not mount it in a window, I set it a new wall. However, It mounted very good without any "brackets" into a 5" wall.'Still there today doing very well.'(I might add, It's quieter than I thought it would be.)
70148
You attach it to the frame. But the answer is nothing...except your dog. Nothing different than breaking a window and climbing in. If a burglar wants in, they come in. Dog door or not. That's where the dog comes in handy.
2033776
It goes on the inside of the window. It is sometime hard to tell which side to put on the glass but if it doesn't want to cling, just flip it over. I'm very pleased with the results. Good luck.
2062800
mine is in a window. i do not see why it couldn't go in a wall, depending on the depth of the unit of course.
1559329
I don't know window installation as I mounted mine in the wall. It did not require a bracket. The case can be installed and then the unit can be slid into place. If you do purchase this ac check the out the plastic face. It is pretty flimsy and the first one arrived with cracks and had to be replaced. Otherwise a very good unit that seems to work well.
1435769
Yes. There will be no problem installing this window either horizontally or vertically
452940
You are suppose to screw it into the frame. It doesn't stick out as far as I thought it would.
1692905
it just comes with a kit to install it through a double hung window. But you could retro it to go through a wall no problem.
1514919
Yeah, it screws in. Each side has two screws that mount the ends (one of which you can see in the picture). It can be mounted on any wall, as long as there is a stud behind the plaster, drywall, tile, wall paper, whatever.