Can you install this through a wall instead?
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I dont see why not. You would need to cut a hole in the wall and frame it to handle the weight of the unit. I would put some weather sealing around it too. Im still pleased with how well it's working. We had quite a few 110 degree days in Phoenix and the unit has worked great.
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Yes, you can put it in a wall, just make sure it is installed right, would work just great.Make sure you follow the installation and use lots of common sense.
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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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If you had access to behind the wall, then yes, after you drilled holes through the wall. However, this was not designed for such a purpose.
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Hi! You can only install this on the wall. It is very sturdy and attractive!
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It is designed to be installed either way. Much easier to install on the wall and looks great!
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Yes, you can put it in a wall, just make sure it is installed right, would work just great. Make sure you follow the installation and use lots of common sense.
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I installed mine in a wall. It works great. Easy to install. I had no issues with putting mine in the wall instead of cutting into a door.
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The rod is installed using screws into the wall. So if you think you can screw through the plastic and into the wall, it should be fine. You may want to get longer screws just in case if the plastic is thick.
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I suppose you could, but I would silicone caulk it to the wall and cut the tops of screws off and glue them in the holes so it just looks screwed in. I think that would be a lot easier to do.
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Absolutely, I've installed 2 of them through wallboard (on the inside) out through a stucco exterior wall. The unit comes with a sleeve which is installed through the wall. The AC unit slides into the sleeve. You will have to be willing and able to make the cut through the wall. There are instructions that come with the unit.
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Yes it can be used for in-wall installation. Make sure to test the signal quality before installing it and it is recommended to use cable conduits and avoid cable ties in case something happens and there is a need to remove the cable! (damaged ends, nailed cable, AV setup relocation.. etc)
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I would think that screwing to the wall is the only way. It would have to be a very strong adhesive/epoxy otherwise and that would do more damage to the wall than the screws. Screw holes can be filled easily enough.
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Yes you can. The wall mounting bracket can be moved to allow securing to wall even with a slight gap.
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Out of the box, NO. You would have to modify the device to attach to anything other than a wall.
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The short answer is "no" since it isn't designed for that. There are no holes to screw through it into the wall. If you already have a wall plug that is nearby, your best bet would be to get a replacement outlet that increases the number of plugs available. Although you could surely find some means for attaching this to a wall, I would not recommend it because of possible safety issues.
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I guess you could put it in a wall. I suppose no one does this because you are stuck with the door forever whereas in a door, you could just switch it out.