For a casement style. Does it seem feasible that I could compensate for the gap with 60" long windows with taping thick plastic wrap or fiber board?
596746
Sure. You could use as big of a window as you like if you are willing to make a cover for what the spacer doesn't cover.
596747
If you match the dimensions there not should not be problem... Have a blessed day.
596748
The window kit for your NewAir AC-14100H is extendable and can cover 30' to 58' long. If your window is longer than this length we do have the window kit available for purchase. You can contact one of our authorized dealers to purchase this part or contact our customer service line at (855) 963-9247. Sincerely, NewAir
596749
The window kit for your NewAir AC-14100H is extendable and can cover 30' to 58' long. If your window is longer than this length we do have the window kit available for purchase. You can contact one of our authorized dealers to purchase this part or contact our customer service line at (855) 963-9247. Sincerely,NewAir
596750
yes any weatherproof secure board measured to fit would work-- in fact probably better than what any ac comes with in terms of siding
596751
Absolutely you can even cut a piece of wood with a hole for the wood. Alittle more sturdy. The AC is great, it kept us cool in our windowless studio. My husband drilled a circle right into the cement blocks of the wall !
1540727
Something like this would probably work 120" x 60" Black Carbon Fiber Vinyl Wrap 3DI-CAL but measure your hood first.
1787128
I agree with Mr Simmons... too thin. Unless you folded it, which you will unless your windows are huge... There is probably foam you can buy for this purpose
1025302
The frame is not adjustable. Since the unit is 23" high, 14 1/2" wide and just over 20" deep you could just put a 4 1/2" spacer on one side or two 2 1/4" spacers on each side to seal the unit from outside air. Make sure the window opening is a full 24". It would be a tight fit on the height. My unit came with a sheet of material to fill in the gaps. It would work easier in a vinyl window frame because of the lip on the window at the bottom, but it could be made to work in a wooden window frame if you could block it up so the bottom part of the frame had a place to go. You would need the outside support. When I bought mine Amazon said I needed a support but one came in the box. I just cut a hole in the wall for our unit and added support for the bottom of the unit and sled it into place. Ours has been a great unit. We like that it can exhaust the hot air from a room. Hope it helps.
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Very easy. The 1/2 inch tab gets pushed into the track on the side of the screen frame. The flap faces in toward the window. You will most likely need to trim to fit overall length of frame. It is recommended to leave a little long on the bottom to cover gap, but not too long to interfere with operation of door. I believe there are instructions with it.
234254
hello, i have the same type of window, and the 36x54 worked perfect for me. have fun.
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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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Probably yes, but I think you'd do it cheaper and maybe better with ordinary f-glass insulation (the sort with a backing sheet) from the hardware store / building supply, and get 1 inch for that purpose. You can stick it on with copious 3M 77 spray glue. Cardboard egg boxes work very well for sound, but you'll need a lot of them!
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You could only open your window to 15" and it must open that wide to inset. Also you would likely need to use a light prop rod to hold the screen up vertical. They could be used...beats the price of a custom screen or kit & so far mine have been rolling around stuck to the outside of my rv for 7,500 miles & 5 months...still look good even!
697027
I have a 50 inch casement (slides left to right) and it fits great. I think this is good for up to a 55 inch window.
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I find if you use the heavy screens the door is fine. If you want you can get the metal frame kit for the screens (the kit to make your own screen) and modify that so that is spans the width is the screen. A wood bar would be fine too if it does not interfere with the operation if the door.
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lol. I'm guessing no cause its not that thick. 3M makes a product its a foam like poster board. staple that over windows. egg crates I've heard of too if you wanna go even cheaper.
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I have used plexiglass (from local home improvement store...sometimes they will give you pieces leftover from a big cut for free) in place of the accordion thing. It is much prettier and gives you light. On one front window, I have even put Glad Press n seal wrap on the plexi to make it look "frosted" for privacy. I just use clear tape to hold it on and keep bugs out from the edges. Neither are very safe from break ins, btw. Just an idea if your accordion is too short or damaged.
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I doubt it. Mine is 48" and the cover is roomy enough, but I don't think it would give good coverage on a 60" piece.
839401
There are no window plans with this kit. I installed 4 24"x24" windows but I had to adjust spacing to make them fit. You probably would have the least problems if you made a 10' x 32' .
27677
Good morning. We use it for a similar situation, but did not try to adhere it to the glass. We hung the screen from grommets and had great success with that. The weight of the screen itself kept it smooth. Our area was enclosed and we did not have to worry about drafts or movement rippling the screen.
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I would not use this product to cover a gap that is very wide. I do not think you will be happy with this covering a 1" gap.