3 SOLUTIONS FOR ADDING WINDOW AIR CONDITIONERS TO CASEMENT WINDOWS

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Don't suffer in the heat with crank out windows! These simple, rental friendly solutions will allow you to have a casement window air conditioner this summer!

A casement window operates on a swinging hinge instead of a sliding sash.

Portable air conditioners are much more cost efficient than they used to be, and are essential for casement windows.

Replace the screen with the plexiglass air conditioner insert.

Plexiglass Casement Insert

Foam or plywood inserts help seal off the window opening as well.

Foam or Plywood Insert

The fabric window seal is a perfect temporary fix.

Make sure to clean the window completely.

Attach the fabric seal using velcro to the window frame and the moving part of the casement window.

Stick the vent through the zipper opening and secure with zip ties to avoid bugs.

It's not the prettiest, but it is the cheapest and least time consuming fix in the mean time.

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