We built a 2 X 6 walk-in cooler that needs a door. Is there a cut sheet for install. The door when facing the cooler outside needs swing out to right
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We have a cut sheet, Need you to call @ 631-524-5999. We need a Email to attach, unable to attach a Drawing in pdf, through Amazon.
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Can't tell you - not using it. However it is simple to have any handyman make a piece of plywood that will fit your opening and well worth it. I have drop-down windows and I had a piece of sheet metal cut - including the hole for the AC hose - and backed with styrofoam to retain the cool. Works perfect, simple to remove in winter.
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Maybe. I installed the door on an thin aluminum panel. I had to cut wood 3/4 x 1" pieces glued around the parimiter on the inside then the inside and outside are screwed together. Don't cut the hole to big tho. Hopefully the scren is tight. Fabric screen may be diffichlt.Good luck.
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I attached one of those dog fences to the front. the bottom door opening is right below the top door opening and I surrounded the whole front with the dog gate (in a semi-circle) and then put mesh on the top. I think you would have to cut the bottom side open if you wanted a run on the hutch side.
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There's a small brace that's attached to the window sill on which the unit rests. Also, a friend cut a strip of wood that fits horizontally inside the window tracks to which we screw the expandable wings of the unit. It's very easy to pull out and replace seasonally. I just need someone to help me because it's too big for me to carry--my arms are too short! I'm very happy with this air conditioner overall. Hope this answers your question.
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I have used several different doors in the past of a similar style. I have always in the past used them as a semi-permanent solution and I believe that it is possible to do the same with this door. I have actually made this installation permanent as I have mounted the panel on the stationary side of the door. It was suggested tibdi this as an alternative solution and Iam happy iI did it that way. Just be aware that if you mount it on the siding side or the stationary side you are lossing pass thr space
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The cutout hole needs to be 2 1/8" and the latch cutout needs to be 1-inch. Not sure of the thickness accommodation but it doesn't look like it should be an issue. Our door is 1 3/4".
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No, the door doesn't need to be installed, but there are pre-cut notches for the hinges that would be exposed on one side.
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I haven't put it up yet, but it is about 3/4 inch thick and comes in rolls. I think you just cut pieces to the width desired and use the double stick tape to secure it to the door.
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it looks cut through Nice looking however, I was unable to use make sure you have the correct door hole
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I believe the feet will come off, the door is the same height as the cooler. Mine fits under my counter and yes it is tight, in order to open the door it sits about one inch outside the counter. You should be able to download the users/installation document to see if it will work.
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The cooler is made to open either right or left with pre drilled holes, you could easily find screws to fill the holes. I don't think I ever use the handle to open my cooler, so it's not like you really need the handle:)
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There is a 'fixed' insert that takes the opening (door width) down to 1 3/4 inches. I used two 'ice cream sticks' as shims to make up the difference and they work great.
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Yes, the directions include that option. The only caution is if the door is pushed all the way open while the unit is down, it may get damaged since you have to lift the rod up at the back a little first when closing the unit. So you may want to install a door stop if you do that, even use a moveable one depending on if the door opens only 90 degrees instead of 180. I already tossed the extra stuff that came with it, but I think it has a bracket that goes over the top of the door so it does not rely completely on screws into the door to hold it up. I love these things. I have two.
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No holes needed. The ends of the fan fit into the grooves of the window. It also has on the top some tabs that go behind and in front of the lowered window which also help keep it in place. I also add some of that foam rubber that is made to insulate window AC units. I also found that the grille of the fan had pretty big spaces and allowed bugs and flies to get in so I buy extra large panty hose at the 99cent store and slip a leg over the fan. It works perfectly, keeping the bugs out and I just change it every month or so as it also ends up being a bit of an air filter too.
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I've installed several barn doors with different track systems. From what I remember the floor guide has a fin that is made to go through the middle of the door bottom from left to right. This slot should be made by the door manufacturer or the installer will have to do this on site.
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I installed it in a metal door. Wasn't the easiest thing in the world and you'll definitely need power metal cutting tools. The hole doesn't have to be perfect and getting rid of the insulation is a pain, but now I couldn't live without it !