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How do I create an opening for a wall A/C unit? sonofabitchsky 05-09-2007
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Posted by jJim McLaughlin on May 9, 2007, 7:39 pm
sonofabitchsky@hotmail.com wrote:
> On May 9, 8:54 am, scott21...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>>Yuo want the other side to be outside, not on an inside room.
>
>
> The storage unit is basically a unfinished 4x4 room with concrete
> floors with a door to the outside that will be left open.
>

It won't work as you expect. Insufficient air flow in the shed, even with
the door open. You will prematurely wear out your AC unit, and if you
are honest about it with the manufacturer, will void any warranty.

Given the games you are apparently willing to play with your condo
assoc board, and the games which you apparently willing to play
with everybody elses' property values, neither honesty nor integrity
appear to be big issue with you.

I'm sure glad you are not my neighbor.


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Posted by on May 9, 2007, 7:48 pm
> sonofabitch...@hotmail.com wrote:
> > On May 9, 8:54 am, scott21...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> >>Yuo want the other side to be outside, not on an inside room.
>
> > The storage unit is basically a unfinished 4x4 room with concrete
> > floors with a door to the outside that will be left open.
>
> It won't work as you expect. Insufficient air flow in the shed, even with
> the door open. You will prematurely wear out your AC unit, and if you
> are honest about it with the manufacturer, will void any warranty.
>
> Given the games you are apparently willing to play with your condo
> assoc board, and the games which you apparently willing to play
> with everybody elses' property values, neither honesty nor integrity
> appear to be big issue with you.
>
> I'm sure glad you are not my neighbor.

I am glad you are not mine as well. Your presumptuous attitude really
stinks. I play no games. The only rules about a/c units in the cc&rs
is that a wall or window mounted a/c unit can not be visible on an
exterior wall. Maybe talk to your doctor about lowering the dosage,
it's not doing you any good.


Posted by on May 9, 2007, 7:57 pm
Condos just suck but since the OP is stuck how is he supposed to be
cool?


> sonofabitch...@hotmail.com wrote:
> > On May 9, 8:54 am, scott21...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> >>Yuo want the other side to be outside, not on an inside room.
>
> > The storage unit is basically a unfinished 4x4 room with concrete
> > floors with a door to the outside that will be left open.
>
> It won't work as you expect. Insufficient air flow in the shed, even with
> the door open. You will prematurely wear out your AC unit, and if you
> are honest about it with the manufacturer, will void any warranty.
>
> Given the games you are apparently willing to play with your condo
> assoc board, and the games which you apparently willing to play
> with everybody elses' property values, neither honesty nor integrity
> appear to be big issue with you.
>
> I'm sure glad you are not my neighbor.



Posted by jJim McLaughlin on May 9, 2007, 9:37 pm
bigjim@backpacker.com wrote:
> Condos just suck but since the OP is stuck how is he supposed to be
> cool?
>
Move.

He bought it knowing it was a condo. Nobody held a gun to his head.

He should have noticed if there was already central air or window / wall
units.

If there weren't, he had the opportunity.

Now, just becuse he's inconvenienced oruncomfortabe, he wants
to ignore the agreements he made when he bought th ondo
regarding rules, etc

Sounds a lot like Paris Hilton to me.






Posted by Tim Smith on May 9, 2007, 10:52 pm
> Now, just becuse he's inconvenienced oruncomfortabe, he wants
> to ignore the agreements he made when he bought th ondo
> regarding rules, etc
>
> Sounds a lot like Paris Hilton to me.

Could you please post the details of those agreements? Thanks.


--
--Tim Smith

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