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Ben K

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Heating & Cooling: Need help with air conditioning unit next to couch.

My new apartment has a wall mounted air conditioning unit in the middle of the living room wall. The best way to setup the room leaves my couch right next to the air conditioner meaning you get blasted in the face with cold air. I'm wondering if there's a way to deflect the air upwards or downwards. I've looked at those vent deflectors but they won't work. Also the entire unit is plastic, so nothing with magnets will work.

Does anyone have a solution of how I could redirect the air? Please see the photo attached.

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Ben K New York, NY on Mar 04, 2013
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  • Woodbridge Environmental Tiptophouse.com
    Woodbridge Environmental ... on Mar 04, 2013
    You can purchase those deflectors that use magnets to hold them on metal grills, then purchase ...»
    Velcro buttons and place them on the deflector and on the unit to hold it in place. Just be sure you do not block the air intake or the unit will burn up.

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Entertainment & Rec Rooms: What's the best way to mount an LCD TV bracket to a wall with metal studs?

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Ben K New York, NY on Jun 27, 2012
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  • Woodbridge Environmental Tiptophouse.com
    Woodbridge Environmental ... on Jun 28, 2012
    Another method is to use the same toggle bolts but bolt a sheet of plywood that is about twice ...»
    the size of the existing bracket. Then using metal Sheetrock screws be sure to hit the studs every six inches or so. Paint the plywood the same color as the wall or bracket then screw the bracket in using the toggle bolts through both the plywood and the wall. It will never move.

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