How deep does your window sill have to be? The window I want this for has only about a 1" "ledge".
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It should work. There needs to be room for a strip of velcro to hold it on the sill and there are braces to hold it from below and they are adjustable so it should work.
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The velcro that you have to put down that holds it to the window sill is about 2 inches wide. If your ledge is only 1 inch, I'm not sure if it will work.
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Mine is narrow too. I got extra velcro to help stablize. It does well with my more slender kitties (6-11 lbs). But my 13 lb will sometimes make it fall. My sill is very close to the floor. Hope this helps some.
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I've just talked to my neighbor, they did their windows after they saw mine. They made the mistake of putting up the portion that is meant to be discarded. Be sure to read instruction carefully. I think that is why people have failure to cling to windows.
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i think you are asking what the distance is from the corner of the wall, when i have it pushed back as far as possible? If so, about 35 inches (or a little less - i have a window sill protruding that makes it impossible to get this tightly into the corner. If you need more, just ask. Great piece - easy assembly -
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The minimum window size is two and a half feet. I have the same measurements and it fit snug.
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I put mine in a 32" window. It would really be stretching the accordion-fold side panels to make it to 39." However, I have used paneling or thin plywood and and made effective side panels.
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With minor adjustments depending on the opening size. The width n height of the support are set up for the window sill. With a wall unit there is no lip for the support to set.
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I have it on small platform about 1" thick. Otherwise the door would probably be hard to open.
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Your window is more that enough wide: it should be at least 19". The height is 14".
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I think that it will protrude enough that the sliding part won't be able to clear it when opening. Mine is put away now however so can't recall an exact measurement. It sounds forced and awkward to me as it is specifically intended for a small window opening. This is why it is relatively expensive compared to other units.
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My window is less than the height of the panel and I just placed a piece of plexiglass at the top to solve the issue.
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The actual thickness of the shelf, pad and faux Sherpa is about 2 inches at the most 2 1/2 inches. I measure 2" on mine. It would also depend on your window ledge size, how close it is to your window. I like the Velcro suggestion, it does make the removable aspect easier. The predrilled screw holes are only about 1 1/2 inches from shelf edge if that helps out.
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This for placing on a windowsill; It is not meant to be an outdoor windowbox which would attach. It fits nicely on my indoor windowsills that are 4 inches deep, but it will fit on 3 inch sills. We had all the windows replaced in our house, and most of our sills are too narrow, but we have 5 windows in a sunroom that have wide sills and that is where I can use these. There is no way to attach these little greenhouses unless some handyman makes an attachment to hold them.
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I would say no. It's designed for a square railing. While you might be able to span the sill and window frame, I can't see being able to close the window.
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To the extent that the unit is about 6" in depth, it does "jut" out from its plastic frame on both sides by about 3" each side. There is a slider that accommodates the width of the window space in which you would like to place the unit. The entire unit fits into the frame of your window. It is ideal for vertically sliding windows. Just slide the window open, place the unit inside, and slide the window pane in place gripping the top of the fan's frame. The unit also fits in horizontally sliding windows--in this case width becomes height. Very versatile and user-friendly fan. Quality for the price.
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The tallest part (the end you can pad-lock) is 10.75 inches; the rest of the verticals are 10.5. It is made to mount into the wall that the window is in, not the side of the window frame, the brackets do not turn that way (you may be able to turn the hinged side, but not the locking side). If your window has an area on both sides to mount this to it should work fine for a 12" limit.
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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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You can install the unit, it will fit in 16", but the side panels won't. But with a slider you can slide the window up against it. But it's made for a double hung window and needs a sash to come down on top of it to hold it in place. You could devise some way of putting a bar across the top anchored to the sliding sash and jamb. It's a neat little unit.