Indoor Air Conditioner Cover (Beige) (Medium - 15 -17"H x 22 -25"W x 2"D)

Make sure you measure your air conditioner to make sure you get the right size. The cover is thick and soft and it fits perfectly. I had a little hard time getting it on. Its like putting a fitted sheet on your mattress. Once you get one side on and start pulling it to the other side it would pull off. I guess that's why it fit so well. It immediately stopped any air or dust from coming in from the outside. I have enclosed pic of the measurements so that we don't have to guess what is small med lrg. In the photo it looks white but its brown.

Fits nice and snug to prevent wind coming through, it gets the job done. Although it was kind of hard to put it on because I didnt have enough room to stretch out the fabric to put it on corner to corner. I had to get one other person to help me work on one corner while I work on the other. I measure the width of my AC unit 24 inches wide and bought a 25 inch wide cover. It's very tight, but i guess it serves its purpose. It came with a foam like sheet that I was suppose to put on to cover the surface of the unit, but I left that out because I literally didnt have room for it.

Got rid of the drafts I was feeling at night but it was a little annoying to put on . Felt really tight like a fitted sheet that was slightly too small. During the install one corner would come undone as tried to put the last corner on. I eventually got all the corners to stay. Overall the product does what's it says and looks great

I bought this to cover our window unit in the winter because the building manager doesn't alow ACs to be uninstalled in winter and reinstalled each summer... This is a fantastic product that really does a great job sealing off the cold air. What you get: 1- Padded cover, which has stretchy elastic around the opening 1- Plastic/foam like pad 1- Roll of tape To install you simply tape the foam pad around the face of your AC unit, then you cover that with the padded AC cover. This two step system really helps provide extra protection from the elements. The only 'issue' I had was the tape it came with is hard to work with because it is cheep, but you can always use your own. Also, if you have a larger AC unit, it helps to have an extra pearson around to help hold while you tape. After we installed this cover, we meassured an avereage temperature increase of 2-3 degree in our appartment over the 1st few weeks.

I ended up getting the wrong size. My fault for not measuring. It was a little difficult to get the quilted cover around the AC, even at a size too large, because the elastic was really tight. I had to fold the extra fabric, and also used straight pins to keep it looking neat. There is some thin foam, looks like a sheet of packaging foam, that goes over the front of the AC, before the quilted cover. You can buy that from a store supplying packaging supplies. You simply tape this on. I think this is the what provides the main insulation and the quilted cover is just for looks. The quilt material can be found at a fabric store. I also used insulation foam, which I measured and cut, to provide extra insulation for the sides. Normally I take the AC out, but this year the weather was very unpredictable. I feel a bit cheated for the price and what you get. It looks OK now, given all I've done to make it look neat and to insulate the sides.

Looks nice. It was a little difficult to put on. Requires two people, but I like that it fits snug so the extra effort is worth it. I would recommend measuring your unit and not order based on the btus of your unit. If I had done that I would have ordered the large when I needed a medium. I didn't use the foam that they give you to put under it only because I covered the outside of this particular unit but I plan to use it on my 2nd story ac since I wont be able to cover the outside.

Was abit disappointed in how much this cost me. I couldn't find a similar product on amazon.ca for a reasonable price. When I bought this one I thought that since it has a quilted texture that it must have the padding/insulation sewn into it right? Nope... It is basically the equivalent of a fitted bed sheet for my air conditioner, and they give you a sheet of packing foam to go inside it... I probably could have sewn together a padded cover for mine but thought I was saving time and money just by buying one already made. I don't want to hate on this product, it does the job I expected to. It has significantly cut drafts from cutting in from my air conditioner. And the price point more so deals with the canadian dollar being lower than the US dollar at the time of purchase. It was hard to decide on a 3 star or 4 star rating... Since there's nothing actually wrong with the product I gave it a 4. However if I had bought it in canada for the same price or higher I would have given it a 3 as I would have expected it to be a fully sewn together insulated sleeve to go over the air conditioner. If I had known taping a piece of sheet foam to the front of my air conditioner would have had the same effect, I probably would have done that to save money (I have the same kind of foam sheeting that came with this product in my craft room for wrapping around glass for storage.)

This really works to keep out drafts and cold air in winter. It looks very presentable. Do read and follow the instructions for good results. It is especially important to clean the surface and trim things carefully. The critical part is the separate foam liner in conjunction with great tape, which adheres well but releases when it's time to remove it. I will buy this again and again.