Qualward Air Conditioner Bracket Window AC Support Brackets – Heavy Duty with 2 Arms, Up to 180 lbs for 12000 to 24000 BTU AC Units

Description

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Product Description

Qualward Window Air Conditioner Support Bracket Heavy Duty Support AC Up to 180 lbs For 12000 BTU to 24000 BTU AC Units

Optimize the safety of your air conditioner installation with the universal heavy-duty air conditioner support bracket.

Features

Install from inside the houseTakes the pressure and weight off the window sillMinimizes the chance of damage to the window, window parts or outside wallSolid epoxy-coated thick steel plate, matte surface prevent the A/C to drop out of the windowWorks with any brand name Window Mounted Air Conditioner

Window Requirements:

Window sill thickness cannot exceed 16 inches

Window sill must be a minimum of 2 inches deep

Window sill must be able to accept 2 1/2 inches long screws

Sliding window lip or window stool cannot exceed 1 7/8 inches

Cannot be used with slide casement or casement windows

Specifications:

Fits wall thickness from 3″ to 15.2″17″ long A/C resting surfaceThe support holds up to 180 poundsSupport A/C BTU ratings of: 12,000 BTU-24,000 BTU

Support

DIY

165 lbs

1000 lbs

350 lbs

500 lbs

1000 lbs

Material

Thick Coated Steel

Thick Coated Steel

Stainless Steel

Coated Steel Pate

Coated Steel Pate

Coated Steel Pate

Universal Design – Fits wall thickness from 3″ to 15.2″, Support up to 180 lbs, adapts to most window units (check description below for window requirements
Double Support – Dual AC brackets relieves stress on the window sill, eliminates exterior work
Indoor Installation – Easy breezy install, Adjustable Cross bar, only Drilling at window sill
High density durable material – made of heavy-gauge, epoxy-coated steel,warranty a lifetime of use
Exclusive built-in bubble level to correct mounting slope position. All necessary hardware included and all weather construction. Note: Please unlock the feet pad of the bracket leg and turn it over then fix it in the leg again if you found it cannot justly face the wall. US Patent Pending. All Rights Reserved.

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