On May 9, 1:36 pm, "dadiOH" wrote:
wrote:
I want to install a small wall A/C unit in a bedroom of my condo.
The other side of the wall I will install the unit in is a storage
room with no drywall. The studs are spaced 16" apart and the A/C
unit is 17-18" wide. I am handy with saws, etc. I just don't know
how to create the opening without compromising the strength of the
wall. Are there any tutorials or pictures on how this should look?
Thanks.

You own the storage room too? If not - even if you do - you need to
check with your condo board of directors. One owns the interior
surface of one's walls, not the outside...they are common property and
may not normally be changed.

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Well that's the problem. They won't allow any wall or window a/c units
to be installed on an outside wall, which sucks as it gets hot and
humid during the summer. I plan on uninstalling the unit when I sell
and patching the wall up.