Does it fit in a standard window with the slide panels furnish, does it fit well without any additional wood, nails, ect. I
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I needed to use wood at the top to make sure the window stayed down tight on top. Not sure if this is always necessary. I should have done a little more research before purchasing.
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If your window is a vertical opening, you can get by without anything. Make sure that the top window slides down to hold the unit in place. Ron
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I measured the one we have that's in a 36 inch window, and it looks like a 24 inch window is the narrowest window that it will fit - without slight modification. Cut/shave off 1/2 inch from each of the slide out panels and you should be fine. The wood is very soft and easy cutting. On another matter, if I had it to do over again I would get the less expensive clear plastic window and not the "one way" plastic. The "one way" plastic is good in theory, but it really limits what you can see on other than the brightest sunlight. Birds eventually get comfortable with your movements in the house anyway. I measured the one we have that's in a 36 inch window, and it looks like a 24 inch window is the narrowest window that it will fit - without slight modification. Cut/shave off 1/2 inch from each of the slide out panels and you should be fine. The wood is very soft and easy cutting. On another matter, if I had it to do over again I would get the less expensive clear plastic window and not the "one way" plastic. The "one way" plastic is good in theory, but it really limits what you can see on other than the brightest sunlight. Birds eventually get comfortable with your... » Read More I measured the one we have that's in a 36 inch window, and it looks like a 24 inch window is the narrowest window that it will fit - without slight modification. Cut/shave off 1/2 inch from each of the slide out panels and you should be fine. The wood is very soft and easy cutting. On another matter, if I had it to do over again I would get the less expensive clear plastic window and not the "one way" plastic. The "one way" plastic is good in theory, but it really limits what you can see on other than the brightest sunlight. Birds eventually get comfortable with your movements in the house anyway. « Show Less
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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.)
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No. It is meant to slide into grooves. Not too difficult once the window sash is removed from the frame.
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Yes, the unit comes with the expandable side panels so it can fit in a window. The dimensions of the cabinet itself without the side extensions are 19 1/8" Wide x 15 3/4" Deep x 12 5/8" High.
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Yes! We use our door too and ours isn't even a full size slider. It's a great purchase.
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It's probably about 2 ft wide and maybe 3.5 ft long, however the slide sticks out another foot or so. It would probably fit inside an avg room, but it will require disassembly if you ever plan on moving it through a doorway
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This fits double-hung or single-hung windows where one pane can slide down on top of the fan to hold it in place. It says it will fit 24-27" wide windows just with the attached sliding accordion extender. For 28-34" windows, you need to slide on an included 3" solid extender. For windows over 34", you can order additional extenders from Bionaire.
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I your window would have the required height I don't see why it couldn't but you would have a large are exposed unless you have a vertical slide window.
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It fits nicely in my 36" wide window don't think it would work with a much bigger window than a standard house window
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I just measured my window, and it measures 33 1/2 inches from the mounting flange edges. This unit was mounted into a wood frame and then trimmed out to finish the look. I believe that it was originally 34 inches, but the installer most likely cut 1/4 inch from each side of the mounting flange to make it fit properly. They would easily be trimmed with a good utility knife and a straight edge, or with a fine blade on a jigsaw. Depending on the what you are installing it into (wood/concrete), you may be able to trim the outside flanges to meet your needs. As for the quality of the window, it is good quality for the price, and I have had no issues whatsoever with the two windows I purchased.
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I did not screw all the pieces in. I only screwed the one bracket into the top of the window that prevents the window from opening (someone from stealing the unit from the outside). The unit has groves on the top and bottom the fit into the window frame. I then closed the window nice and snug and secured that one screw/bracket into place. It fit in my window pretty nicely. In the end I think I did not screw in 4 other screws because my widow frame was aluminum as well, and did not want to puncture the window structure.Hope this helps.
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Yes it does, You can use it in a sliding door or any size window it's adjustable
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Yes, I had mine done in less than 5". Instruction are basically the same for either type of sliding window.UPDATED 5/11/2015: This will work in a casement/crank window with a little ingenuity, please see my review on how others solved this problem.
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The shelves themselves do not expand to fit the window. The rods that the shelves sit on expand to fit the window. The rods are tension rods and can stay in the window that way. I haven't had a need to screw them into the trim.
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I have installed mine in a 1/4 piece of plywood to insert in a sliding basement window when it is open. I haven't had any issues doing this so I would imagine that it can be customized to fit into material of any thickness.
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The window perch will fit fine and you do not need a screwdriver! After reading the instructions, it was very easy to put up. Your going to love it!