Gulrear 95"Sliding Door AC Vent Kit with Φ 5.1"Extendable Hose Security Lock & Weather Stripping Universal 5.0/5.9 Inch Coupler for Sliding Glass/Window Portable AC Energy Saving Airtight Seal System

I purchased this for my neighbor that had a portable air conditioner but didn't want it in the bedroom. I started looking for a solution so they could use it in the living room using the sliding door. I looked at a few different ones and am so glad that I decided on this one. The fit was perfect and it was super easy to put in. They love that they can still open the door to go out while the unit is in place. Highly recommend.

I've moved full-time to my mountain cabin, due to the pandemic. For 30 years I never had AC, because I was only here for a week at a time, and I could handle it. But now, I need it! Especially with the heat waves that have been scorching New England. The house retains heat (a winter plus) so at night, even when it cools down outside, the inside temperature is easily 10-degrees hotter, even with all the windows open. No way to use window units here, so I bought two GE portable air conditioners - a big one and a small one. I ordered both sizes of these Portable Air Conditioner Sliding Door Vent Kits, and I could not be happier. The first one - the 5" kit - was my learning curve. Even so, perfect! The second kit - the 5.9" was a breeze, so to speak. They fit my AC hoses, and my sliding glass doors perfectly. I took the advice of the other reviewers here, and used my own weather seal - for me, I chose the FrostKing EPDM D-Profile Self-Stick Weatherseal - 5/16" Wide by 1/4" Thick X 17' long. Two of those packages were just about enough for both kits. For security I cut a 1 X 2" and dropped it in the jamb - perfect. Seriously, these kits work, they look good, they fit tight, and they're easy to install. I love 'em. I do have an improvement planned - because since the vents open out onto my deck, I'm going to put some dryer vent screen over the hose opening - to keep critters out of it. But that's it! So as the temperature and humidity climb today - who cares? Because I'm comfortable as can be. Thank you!

This product works well with some slight modifications. I used it for a larger window that slides horizontally.Some notes:-I recommend buying your own weather stripping and using it on BOTH sides of the panel. The weather stripping provided didn't seal the gaps.-I also recommend Gorilla Tape along the perimeter to provide extra seal and stability. The panel is skinnier than my window frame, so it wobbles without the tape. My window also doesn't close fully onto the panel, more at an angle, which makes me think my window/frame is unbalanced.-I also used Gorilla Tape over the tube adapter. The adapter snaps into place, but there were some small gaps and I worried about my AC not working as efficiently as it could.It's not pretty, but I don't really care when it's 102°F outside. My portable AC is working GREAT. I plan on placing a thick wooden dowel rod in the window for extra protection and stability.This is not a one-and-done product, you'll probably need to get creative in order to get the best results out of it.I definitely think it's over priced. It was nearly $50 for what is essentially a DIY project that cuts some corners for you.That being said, I am keeping it because am enjoying it so far. I like that even if I move houses and have different windows, this will still work because it's customizable.

This was super east to install, took less than five minutes. It's much better than the one that originally came with my portable AC. It's already working more efficiently! I also now have the option to use it in my screen door if I so wish. Buy it! It's also super sturdy.

Pros: Very easy to assemble, very easy to install.Cons: Multiple design flaws; Hose adapter has flimsy plastic clips for retention, slightest tug one way or the other (like if you're moving your air conditioner) will make the hose pop free from the piece in the door/window.Also, as has been mentioned, if you have a sliding door that has a recessed latch, the panels cannot make a clean seal with the door frame. You'll need extra foam of some sort.TL;DR - It's ok.

The media could not be loaded. Happy with it. It’s more sturdy than expected, the interlocking pieces work better than what came with my Honeywell a/c unit. (Except for the end piece adapter)The only downside is you have to use the end hose adapter that comes with it, at least for the 5.1 size, as my own end piece adapters are slightly too large. The end piece is not as durable as what I already had.It easily extended up to 93 inches to fit my tall sliding glass door. Probably could extend up to about 95 with no issues. If you had an even taller door just buy 2 units as you could easily add another interlocking piece onto it.I still need to weather strip it and likely plan to buy that at the hardware store.Also, I have a 2nd one I’m using in a tall window, so this works perfectly for windows too. It works and I’m sitting cool at the moment!

I really don’t know why everyone has said that this is a difficult install when it is not. It’s very easy extremely durable made of quality material. It’s not bendable where it would break and that’s what you need for a sliding glass door. If I need to at some point get another one of these, I will definitely make a repurchase because I really like the quality of this product