The description lists that the windows are operational. Do they swing out or slide up? Thinking about a small AC unit to control moisture.
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The window is a piece of plastic that slides up and out of a slot but the plastic that divides the window into 4 panes is part of the wall and does not move. I have a dehumidifier sitting on the floor which seldom turns on because the shed stays dry. Even if you cut a hole for the AC I don't think the wall could handle the weight.
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They are a clear piece of plastic that slides up - one per side. The window grid would block you from putting an AC in.
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The windows are a sheet of plexiglass type material and the slide up to open. when you lift up the bottom portion of the window is free from glass, you can lift the plastic glass all the way and the entire window is clear. You are gonna love this shed. I have had mine for over 4 years and relocated it twice. its a great unit and well worth the money. Doesn't fade or deteriorate over time or become damaged from the sun. One very important thing though, it MUST be on a flat base. Regardless of its a concrete slab or a plywood floor it needs to be flat and level or the unit wont go together right and will always be sort of mis aligned. put it on a flat platform and the unit is golden. Your gonna love it. Also you can by extensions to add on the ends to increase the size, the more you add the longer it gets, i think thats a pretty cool option. Joe
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The vents are actually louvers, which are open always. With these screens in your window, the air flow will be less than if you did not have them in. I find them ideal for rainy days; I can have my window open for fresh air and rain doesn't come in.
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Yes, I have had mine installed for over 6 months with no issues rolling my windows up and down. I did use Windex to install and gave it a day 'dry' just in case.
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It goes into a window frame and the window comes down to hold it and it has expandable sides, one on the fan and one you add. I use fans 'til it's pretty hot in here and for my 10 x 12 room it moves enough air on low to keep the door shut. I just shut the a/c vent if I just want fresh air in my room. I really like the remote so I can adjust from my bed. It was well worth the money and I only used it a little while last year so we'll see how it does this year with more wear.
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Sorry I missed the fact that your using a window. This unit I believe can be used that way, but its more for a wall opening.
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I used it last summer in a horizontal window (slides l/r). I used a piece of wood to hold the sliding side firm against the a/c, and a thin sheet of opaque Plexiglas over the top. A mount was installed to support from the bottom. I filled any open spaces that remained with double-sided adhesive weather stripping. The sliders are only for regular (up/down) type windows, save them for if you ever need them (my landlord changed our windows from slide to regular this summer).
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There are flaps with Velcro at the bottom to close the windows or you can roll them and tie them up to keep them open. There is a square mesh window on the backside also.
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Up. This allows for airflow especially with dishes if they are still damp when you put them away.
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Kind of small for your window and it has to be attached to a sturdy framework. If you're using it for humidity, it will work, but run a lot. It you aren't, and just want to pull the air out, I would just get a box fan and put it so it sucks the lot air out. That would be a lot cheaper. These were made of pulling humidity out from under houses. Hope this helps.
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No, the windows are big and screened, we bought 2 tall ocalating floor fans and placed them by window. There is also a fan that works in the ceiling of the tent. We were fine.
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I have it placed by a window where I get a nice breeze so the air blowing in is cool and works nicely, from early evening to mid-morning. However it is not an air conditioner so if the room is hot it just slightly cools things down. I still love it!
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I only have one sliding glass door, and it's under a patio canopy so it's in the shade and that room is pretty cool these days. Sorry. We noticed a huge difference in keeping the summer heat OUT, but haven't had enough winter cold yet here in the Phoenix area to judge how well the heat stays in (still have not turned the heater on for the winter, but we hear that is normal for this area).
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You don't leave a window open unless of course you want to a bit. This machine puts humidity in the air while washing the water as it cycles through catching small particles of dust. It is a humidifier not a air cooler.
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Hi Ruby, That's the kind of window I had (I've moved.) It was a crank out vertical window. You can install the a/c unit, but you have to do some simple modifications. The window accessories included with the unit are not much help. What I did was cut a pice of quarter inch plywood the dimensions of the window, primed it, then painted it the color to match the outside and inside walls. Then I placed it in the window (room side) and calked the perimeter. Before placing it in the window frame, I cut a hole --I think it was 5 inches in diameter--the same size as the large vent hose that comes with the unit. I then bought a sheet metal collar at a hardware store and put it in the hole, fastening it to the plywood. You attach one end of the large hose to the unit and the other end to the sheet metal collar--might have to use some duct tape to secure it on the collar. It worked great. I could close the window when it rained so the exterior of the plywood didn't get wet. But you must remember to always crank open the window when the unit is running so it can vent the hot air. Hope this makes sense and helps.
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While I do not have one of these, I have been checking them out to possibly buy one for my step-sons room which is upstairs and gets horribly hot i, the warmer weather. These units don't require a window at all.
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Jennifer,Yes, the windows do let down, and it keeps the rain out in light rain. So far, ours has been waterproof when we take it to dog shows and it is drizzling or the rain isn't a huge downpour.I hope that answers your question.Jan Fukuda
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You need to get a humidity guage to see how much humidity you have in your rooms. If the water emptys in 24 hours...it's working! It should feel like cool air coming from the unit. Yes, a slight condensation on windows, not enough to worry about.