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Frequently asked questions
BreezeBlocker Air Conditioner Covers are designed and sized specifically for the most commonly used through-the-wall manufacturers like: GE, Hotpoint, Fedders, Friedrich, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Kenmore, Norge, Coldpoint, Westinghouse, and more.You can get more specifics on our Outdoor Cover page and our Indoor Cover page.
No, you don't. The unit only needs a minimum depth of 4", and the cover doesn't need to extend over the entire unit to provide a good seal and protection.The exceptions to this rule would be if your unit is deeper than 4" and has louvers or vents on the sides in addition to the back. Or if you have a replacement unit installed that is smaller than the old unit, leaving gaps between the unit and sleeve. In those cases, we encourage you to get a custom sleeve that covers the entire unit to keep all drafts out.
BreezeBlocker offers 6 standard indoor cover models, which you can view here. If your AC is fairly square in the front and protrudes at least 4" from the wall, our standard outdoor covers may also be an option and can be installed on the inside if that's your preference. You may also contact us about custom covers.
The owners of BreezeBlocker have had covers on their own buildings for more than 25 years, and they still look and function great! These buildings are located in the greater Chicagoland and Milwaukee areas and experience a broad range of harsh winter weather for more than five months straight every year.
All Outdoor and Indoor Covers are made with the same high-quality fleece-lined material. We always recommend applying the cover from outside if possible. However, access is not always permitted to apply a cover outdoors if the AC unit is in an area that cannot be reached (Typically AC units that cannot be safely reached from the ground or with a ladder).
We recommend removing the covers and letting them dry completely before folding them up and storing them for the summer. You can clean any dirt/residue on the cover with a mild cleaning solution, but we usually just wipe it down with warm water and a cloth. We have been using the same covers on our managed units for over 20 years.
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