How do you know the size of the item to buy? My window measures 33" on the inside, so would I need the 33"-38" or the next smaller size?
1265815
I would go for the one that starts with 33". A smaller size means you have it stretched at maximum. While if you buy the 33"- 38" it can be wider. If your window is 33" I would go for the 33.
1265816
I have a 33' window too. I got the larger one, 33" and over and I works nicely. I did have to spring it out slightly to get it in nice and snug. I wouldn't go smaller.
1265817
open the window you intend to put the cat flap in.measure the width of the opening, from the wall to the wall. the cat flap fits inside the window framing.
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Look at the window and there'll be two ways to measure it. One will be the size of the opening and the other will be slightly bigger measured from inside the window frame. The door has spring loaded sides that can expand, so you'll want it to expand out to the window frame, but you need the door to compress small enough to fit into the opening. If the opening is at least 33" (it will compress to fit in) then the 33-38" should be good. But you won't want the smaller one if the expanded frame size is bigger than the maximum size (it won't expand all the way out to the frame). Hope that helps you judge which one will work better! Look at the window and there'll be two ways to measure it. One will be the size of the opening and the other will be slightly bigger measured from inside the window frame. The door has spring loaded sides that can expand, so you'll want it to expand out to the window frame, but you need the door to compress small enough to fit into the opening. If the opening is at least 33" (it will compress to fit in) then the 33-38" should be good. But you won't want the smaller one if the expanded frame size is bigger than the maximum size (it won't expand all the way out to the frame). Hope... » Read More Look at the window and there'll be two ways to measure it. One will be the size of the opening and the other will be slightly bigger measured from inside the window frame. The door has spring loaded sides that can expand, so you'll want it to expand out to the window frame, but you need the door to compress small enough to fit into the opening. If the opening is at least 33" (it will compress to fit in) then the 33-38" should be good. But you won't want the smaller one if the expanded frame size is bigger than the maximum size (it won't expand all the way out to the frame). Hope that helps you judge which one will work better! « Show Less
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The inside window frame measurement of my window is 35". The kit for the window is adjustable so I had to slide it in from its entire width to fit the 35". It should work for you. It is a wonderful conditioner. The ac part does run the fan all the time but the heating part goes off and on. I ended up making a cover for the exit hose by using a dryer vent cap.
1099671
Well the window would have to be at least 20 inches that would give you 1/2 inch to squeeze it in and I measured the Max, is 31" but the specs say 36"
1893976
If the window is rectangular as shown is the picture the size won't matter. It will fit. But if it is wider at the back and narrows it will not stay on.( By wider I mean taller. )
2131253
You can definitely go with the 36 x 36. My A/C is 30 X 33 (straight across) and 37 x 37 (diagonal). The 36 x 36 worked out really good.
227638
Hi. Looks like the door is too large for your window. The 23" refers to the inner grooves of your window. You will have to get a smaller door.
2057751
Yes, it shouldn't be a problem to use this unit in a window that's 24.25 wide, that's a side to side opening. I just measured mine, the actually unit is only 23 1/4 inches wide total on the inside and even less on the outside, that is without the side panels. If your window opening is 24.25, it would be a tight fit, which sounds almost ideal to me.
831789
Can someone confirm the width? My window is also a 15.25" wide casement... Flor5586 says yes it will fit but wheelindealin says no... :/
1832945
The kit for at 32" door would give a track a little longer than twice the door size. You can cut the track shorter to accommodate a smaller door. I guess I answered the question as to the largest door you could put in your RO space.
249270
They have different sizes so you would have to take measurements and get the appropriate one. The ones I purchased I used on my sliding picture windows so they obviously would be too large for the door.
951728
I have a 36" and it took up all the space. I do not think I would try it with a 33".
264758
There are two panels that come with it. One is about 12-14 inches. One is a sliding panel that can fit any regular size window.
1789091
You will need a space at least 30" wide and this will be a little tight so try and go at least 33" wide so you have a little bit of room to work with putting it in.
997987
I just installed it in a 21-inch window. it was very snug, with no room for the side panels, but it worked.
937275
This model fits windows 25" wide to 37" wide. You'll need to buy the next size larger for a 47" window.
1053365
Tim, Does the window open up and down? Are there 2-18 inch sections for a total of 36 inches tall?If so it will fit. If the whole window is just 18" tall I can't see how it will fit.
103065
The wings on mine are not fully retracted and fit a window opening of 27". I imagine it can go out to a 33" opening if need be.