In-Wall Air conditioning units
#1
In-Wall Air conditioning units
Well, I just got done with bouncing offers back and forth on my first condo! I'm very
This place has 2 in-wall a/c units that are very old and I'm assuming original - and not very energy efficient...
The apt I live in now has these installed:
They are pretty good on the electricity bill. I was hoping to find them a little cheaper. I will continue to but figured I'd ask here for some expertise
I see it at BB for $450ish, anyone know of any better deals out there?
This place has 2 in-wall a/c units that are very old and I'm assuming original - and not very energy efficient...
The apt I live in now has these installed:
They are pretty good on the electricity bill. I was hoping to find them a little cheaper. I will continue to but figured I'd ask here for some expertise
I see it at BB for $450ish, anyone know of any better deals out there?
#3
Check homedepot or any home improvement stores and they should have them, also sometimes it may be cheaper to by a bigger unit to cool and heat the room faster rather than have the compressor running longer with a smaller unit.
#7
Here is one that is in my current apartment which is the same one as the one pictured above.
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I believe it's mostly the fact that the one that goes into the wall is a specific universal size that fits most apt buildings and older 70's condos when these were mostly put in.
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#8
I'm in Milwaukee, hopefully with Winter coming they will drop in price a little bit. I really don't need them right away but would like to replace the hideous non-energy friendly units.
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I work for a property management company in Hartford, and 90% of our apartments have those sleeve type AC units. I would suggest checking out this place.....
http://www.rainbowappliance.com/Air-...nditioners-10/
We get all of our AC units from there and found them to be cheaper than HD and Lowes.
http://www.rainbowappliance.com/Air-...nditioners-10/
We get all of our AC units from there and found them to be cheaper than HD and Lowes.
#10
i had to help my friend with his in wall unit this past weekend... for some reason it started to leak water to the inside instead of outside... it was a PITA to get out of the wall as it seems like the guys who installed it went sprayfoam crazy to seal the gaps... i had to saw through it and then crowbar the unit out...
i understand the ability to save space versus taking up the window space, but damn i hated that... /end
i understand the ability to save space versus taking up the window space, but damn i hated that... /end
#11
I work for a property management company in Hartford, and 90% of our apartments have those sleeve type AC units. I would suggest checking out this place.....
http://www.rainbowappliance.com/Air-...nditioners-10/
We get all of our AC units from there and found them to be cheaper than HD and Lowes.
http://www.rainbowappliance.com/Air-...nditioners-10/
We get all of our AC units from there and found them to be cheaper than HD and Lowes.
i had to help my friend with his in wall unit this past weekend... for some reason it started to leak water to the inside instead of outside... it was a PITA to get out of the wall as it seems like the guys who installed it went sprayfoam crazy to seal the gaps... i had to saw through it and then crowbar the unit out...
i understand the ability to save space versus taking up the window space, but damn i hated that... /end
i understand the ability to save space versus taking up the window space, but damn i hated that... /end
#12
Good info here. I need to replace ours, though I rarely find them in any stores. Most places only carry window units.
This happened to a neighbor. You need to make sure the unit is perfectly level to prevent that.
i had to help my friend with his in wall unit this past weekend... for some reason it started to leak water to the inside instead of outside... it was a PITA to get out of the wall as it seems like the guys who installed it went sprayfoam crazy to seal the gaps... i had to saw through it and then crowbar the unit out...
i understand the ability to save space versus taking up the window space, but damn i hated that... /end
i understand the ability to save space versus taking up the window space, but damn i hated that... /end
#13
so i opened the unit up, cleaned up all the gunk on the inside and drilled two new holes on the bottom on each corner... works like a dream now...
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