JEACENT Portable Air Conditioner Sliding Door AC Vent Kit, Universal Adjustable PVC Balcony Seal Kit Plates Up to 90 Inches, For 5.1" and 5.9" Diameter Portable AC Exhaust Hose

Whoever wrote the review about using pipe foam to seal the edges you are absolutely correct. I bought 1/2 pipe foam from Menards and it sealed the edges perfectly. Also was able to use the 5.9 hose connector that came with the pelonies air conditioner. Just had to drill one small hole. Thanks for recommending it.

His really works well very easy instructions love it !!!

We’ve had eight portable air conditioners. So, we are very familiar with the installation process. This time we wanted to use our sliding glass door instead of a window in the living room. This works for us with no problem. However, you can only have the air duct exit at the bottom of the door/adapter. Another words, you cannot have the air duct exit at the same level as the air conditioner hose. It would be more efficient if the vent did not have to go down to reach the exit hole at the bottom. The design and quality are much better than any we’ve ever had that were provided with the unit at the time of purchase, including the very expensive units. They only provide one extra bolt and wingnut, and that was barely enough because one of them was defective and another one was less than perfect but we were able to use it. The other thing you should consider is once you install. The stick on insulation strips, you would have to cut them to take it apart so it would be better to leave it put together when you’re not using it. Also sliding apart. The individual pieces was very difficult. Even my husband had a really hard time. Nonetheless, I would highly recommend the adapter kit and I think it’s a very good and fair price.

I can only use my portable A/C unit (Midea MPF14CR81-E / 14K BTU / 8400 BTU SACC ) with my sliding glass door. This kit did NOT accommodate 6" exhaust hose my unit came with but luckily my unit came with a smaller window kit. The pieces were interchangeable so I was able to substitute the panel with the opening that came with my unit. I had to drill a hole in it to fit the screws in but it worked out fine. The hardest part is getting trying to eliminate the gaps between the door frame and the door / door panels. My door doesn't hang perfectly straight and with so many panels there it doesn't really stay flat. I used a ton of foam tape and even that didn't work. I ended up using some of that clear silicone tape (that is used to hang pictures on walls with out adhesive or nails) to seal the gaps between the panels and the door and the panels and the jam. Seals strong and worked well. Putting the panels together wasn't too hard, just getting it installed took some time due to the gaps. Overall, it was worth the money to be able to run my A/C efficiently. The pieces are very sturdy and not flimsy. I am leaving it attached to my door and unsealing the jam part so I can open the door and go on my deck when necessary. The silicone tape is a little tricky to work but you can use hair dryer or heat tool to make it more pliable.

Assembly is intuitive if you are mechanically inclined and have used T-slot joinery. I would seal the edges to the sliding door and door frame to get an airtight seal.

We bought the 90". Adapts to.our portable HVAC perfectly and fits well with our very tall patio door! We are in Central Florida. During storm outtages we can run our portable 14,000 BTU off of the generator. You seal it with foam tape and ot works great!!

Excellent for keeping a room cool on a hot day.

I found a really good way to make the unit fit well into a sliding door slot. I put all the pieces together except the top one and put the unit in place in the door. Then I added the final top piece so it would fit well up and down. As for sideways, to fill in the spaces where the air comes thru, I bought some foam pipe wrap...comes in 6 or 7 foot lengths with a slit in the side to put a pipe in. Instead, wrap the slit end around the outer edge of the unit and then close the door. The foam will pretty much fill in any air gaps from top to bottom. Close the sliding door and to keep enough pressure on the foam to keep the seal, use a couple of those pressure bar closures to squeeze the door tight. It works great. If there are just a few open areas, use a little tape but you won't need much.

Works great in my patio door.

Se adaptó a la puerta de mi balcón sin problema!! 👌🏼

O produto exige um padrão de janela e não é compatível com qualquer ar condicionado. Infelizmente não me atendeu em ralação ao ar comprado.

Perfect length kit for my window on my enclosed balcony to connect portable air conditioner.

The slats are perfect for my large sliding door. They were pretty easy to put together. We did have to use the bottom slat from the original kit to fit the hose in. The attachment in this kit didn't quite fit the hose.