Can this be installed on front wall of shed without any leakage?
1135556
Yes I think it can be done. Take your time to install the unit. It's a good product for the price.
1614840
No. Not really. There are three main reasons for this. The first reason is that the water connection lines exit from the back of the unit. Thus, your supply lines would need to be behind the unit to make that connection. With typical 4" stud depth and considering the depth of the unit itself, there wouldn't be enough room to make this connection. Possible solution is if you wanted to drill out holes in the bottom casing of the unit and make the connection from the underside. The second reason is that the connection for the hand held water sprayer exits from the side of the unit. As such, the unit needs to be mounted on the wall for this. Possible solution for this is to box out a niche around the sprayer connection, but that isn't exactly an elegant solution. The third reason is that once the unit is mounted in the wall and sealed you would have no easy access to the back of the unit for maintenance, leak checking or troubleshooting. Access would need to be made available from the back side of the unit and depending on your wall arrangement this may not be possible. It certainly wouldn't be very aesthically pleasing onthe access side.
1386941
Yes if the tank is above the sprayer nozzles it will leak. There is no installed mechanism to prevent this included with the kit. I would try to mount the reservoir as low as possible to prevent this
1710204
No it does not. the shed windows are of an aluminum construction, basically all you have to do is just decide where you want to place it on your shed, draw your lines, cut out the area seal the edges cut-out and insert the window. I used GE Silicone II Door and window silicone on my art studio then used dry wall screws to secure the window. No leaks since installed for about a year now.
356335
Yes. They give recommendation of water service placement distances from the front wall. You drill the holes and can place it wherever you want.
231748
YOu could frill a hole in the bottom/back and bring the supply in there instead of from underneath, or just bring your supp;y through the wall below the unit and then upwards through some flex. I do not believe this unit it rated for outdoor use (not waterproof, etc)
195580
If you are concerned about leakage I would just caulk around top. I didn't have any problems with mine.
1594422
There is a small trough at the front but, whether it would catch your leak,I'm not sure. Could try it and if it didn't meet your needs, return it.
926985
I don't think so, this is a static system, I would think that the additional pressure would cause leaks.
5927
If it is a through the wall you need a sleeve. The sleeve allows the condensation to drain outside.
315977
This model is designed to be mounted indoors, that can be a home, shed or garage as long as it is not outside. Do pay attention to the clearances required for the unit to have enough fresh air to operate.
1266265
Our shed leaks also. It looks like it comes in where the valley extends to the top of the doors. We leveled the building as we went and do not know what else to do. Sorry we can't help you. We e-mailed this to Amazon.com but have not been satisfied with an answer.
799786
YES, Also, this is a nice shed. You really need a solid flat platform to set it on. I also used clear silicone in every joint to make it completely weather tight.
614024
I have found no leaks, backing up, or drain problems with my unit that would cause damage. I don't see any problem with what you are wanting to do, but I would err on the safe side and assume that the possibility for leak and overflow could happen in your design.
943197
no problem with leaks but there is a condensation issue if its a bath or kitchen, Although i am in wisconsin and the temperatures are colder, this product would work with cedar just have to be flashed properly.
351052
Yes, there won't be any leaks. The fabric is very strong. Overall I would say the product is robust and nice looking. The instructions on how to assemble are useless.
815222
I think installing it in a wall should not be a problem if properly supported and angled to shed water away from the wall.Also steps to water proof the opening should be taken.