Would it be safe to mount this on a second floor window?
1738924
Absolutely not. I tried to get mine to stick to my second floor window and it fell. I tried moistening the suction cups but that didn't help. It fell to the ground. It's going back.
1738925
I am not sure this would work very well. I have had it fall off the window a couple of times, due to the suction cups getting loose. It's not so heavy that it would injure someone I don't think, but it would likely break if it fell from that height, Heather.
1738926
Yes. Mine is on a 2nd floor window, as that is where I live. Have had no problems.
1738927
Sure, but you would have to have a way to put seed in it as needed for the birds. We just love ours and our family here for Christmas thought it was amazing.
1755453
This unit would not be practical to mount on the outside of a door, particularly if expesed to the weather. Also, it could easily be removed, so there is a security problem. Technically, it could do that whiich describe.
1132130
I would not recommend it because the surface area that contacts the window is not large and would put a strain on the glass.
2131440
I have it on my wall but I never thought about putting it on a window... That's a good idea actually! I think it would look nice but would it stick?? Not sure.. Would humidity affect it?? I hope it works for you.
933342
it is not recommended to do so, and it may also depend on your local fire codes as well. the best instructions are included with the package as to the proper place to mount-it.
1610482
I have one mounted between two rooms, about 15' from each window and it works fine in my situation.
875978
Shouldnt be a problem. I put mine on the second shelf though because it blocked the remote portal to the tv.
65862
I have mine Inside with my window hold it in place. So it all depends on how your windows are built, not all windows are the same.
1046510
I have it mounted about a foot above the floor, no issues. It's a very self-contained unit so mounting shouldn't matter that much, it's make sure the space in front is clear.
2170471
I can't see any reason why you shouldn't be able to if you have two good solid mounting locations to attach it to. I have mine located at the bottom of our loft stairs to keep the dogs from climbing the stairs and being in the loft unattended. It's mounted to a stud area of the wall along the stairs and to the main railing post.
461821
If it was mounted correctly yes , but I think it would have to be in the outside of the window .
600606
The amount it would sag will depend on how far apart you put each end and how heavy the items will be. The further apart the ends, the less sag. I don't think it would work well above a door as it would have to be right up near the ceiling. Above a window would probably work better.
365168
Given that this unit is sold as an Infrared Heater - Wall Mount I would strongly advise about positioning it on a floor surface.
528491
I agree with Cypress station. Between the door and frame(roof), yes. Then the window is not an issue. I would not try to run the strap between the window and door.
2184838
It is actually best in a window horizontally. However, my window is not wide enough so I have it mounted vertically and it works just fine that way as long as I am willing to deal with reading the different speeds sideways. If I was able, I would to mount it horizontally.
1060229
As made, I would say no, you couldn't do that. It comes all together with one hanging unit at the top with one frame of wires and shelf holders. You can take the shelves off, you can change their levels within the length of wire they're hanging on, but with only one frame and hanging unit, there would be no way to hang the shelves in a second window.
1762468
you can supposably mount this unit in the window with the supplied screws, but I specially made a removable shelf so when winter comes around it would be an easy uninstall process. Otherwise I would suggest putting 2 L-brackets under the back of the unit for added support.