IKSTAR Portable AC Window Seal Kit 400CM/157 for Casement, Crank-Out & Skylight Windows, No-Drill Window Vent Kit with Adjustable Zipper, Fits Single & Dual Hose Portable Air Conditioners

Not easy to figure out how to use an ac unit in a window like this! We have an old house so these crank completely out. So both sides need to be sealed. It wasn’t difficult to install, just use the adhesive to apply all around the window frame and then velcro the plastic pieces together. It doesn’t look the most attractive from the outside but it’s better than dying of heat! There’s normally No leakage but if there is a heavy rain, the way it seals together on the top of the window creates a pocket… so it will start to get filled with water and can leak down the sides a bit. How to solve that is to raise it up making a pitch in the plastic so it drains off the sides so it won’t collect there. The zipper opens large enough to attach the hose through. It really is the best solution for this weird type of window. Ok, the only one! Haha

The one I bought was a bit too long. But it’s okay! Still functional. I bought this because the tape and box around my window didn’t look nice and it’s not weather proof. I like the flexibility of this item because if it rains all I have to do is remove it from the stick on Velcro and then re-apply again later if I want. Functionality: I like that it’s somewhat rain proof, and you can remove anytime and reapply if needed Stickiness: Make sure you follow instructions and clean your window seal well. Or else the Velcro adhesive will not stick.

The graphic on the ad implies there is a fixed form to insert two hoses. Actually it's just a series of zippers that lets you place the hoses in a convenient way. It does keep out moisture - as long as you make sure that the seal is tight on the tape side and the velcro side. Using the supplied zip ties helps to secure the zipper around the end of the hose, but self-sealing velcro tape wrapped around the end of the zipper to cover any opening helps to keeps insects out, and is less expensive to replace than zip ties. Reasonably priced, useful instructions and videos, likely to last several seasons.

Works very well, easy setup and great use out of it thus far. Keeps any bugs and birds out of my windows. Very soft fabric , white in color with mesh parts. There is no noise canceling to this but it definitely helped my finally install my AC to my weird apartment windows! I use it to install my Air Conditioner Hose for my apartment crank windows

Not thrilled about this purchase but it is serving it's purpose adequately. It is basically a shower curtain, with velcro & magnets. In saying this, it was more cost effective to purchase this product than a shower curtain, velcro & magnets. It is not in a high traffic area so it is holding up; no tears. Installation was easy & has also held up; continues to stay adhered to door frame. BEFORE YOU BUY.....if the product is going to be placed in a doorway where there is any kind of air pressure, DO NOT adhere it to the door to the point the plastic is tight. The plastic will need to have some give for the magnets to connect & stay connected. Even than, I have to leave the bottom magnets disconnected so the plastic doesn't open when the a/c kicks on. **You can see what I'm talking about in the pictures attached.

I hate measuring things because I prefer to eyeball it and I messed up and ordered the larger size for my huge windows. We made it work because we had a great wave coming and couldn't wait for time it would take to replace it, but the 157" is big enough for a door and I'm sure the 118" is perfect for a large window. So far I don't have complaints about the product. It's been working great all summer so far and I look forward to easily taking it down in the fall and putting it back up next year thanks to the use of Velcro tape for installation.

I originally bought Bug Off Instant Screen (comes with tension rod) for the winter months so my two kitties could go in and out of the open slider and keep the mosquitoes out. It has now gotten a little warm in FL to be keep the slider open so I bought one (then another one). I folded a small section over and attached it to the plastic leaving an opening wide enough to put it on the tension rod like a curtain. If you try this be careful because the sticky part of the Velcro is super strong and sticky! Once it’s stuck there is no getting it off. I laid it out on the bed folded the side then middle then end. To create a pocket to get a curtain affect. One is a little shorter and one pocket was a little tight but I got it through and the reason I needed I to be a little longer was the air was getting through the top and blowing out the shorter bottom. Once I got the second one I Velcro’d the sides and Velcro’d the two panels together. Now it’s perfect, kitties learned to push their way under the plastic. The center has magnets that keep the panels together. It takes a bit to figure out how to open the two panels. I just put my fingers in the center to pop the magnetic hold.

I had a neighbor install the unit. I have not used the door since purchase

fairly easy to use and put up. Wish that there were more magnets along the center to hold it together better.