KGDJS Portable AC Window Kit, Universal Portable Air Conditioner Window Kit with AC Seal Panel, Adjustable Sliding AC Window Vent Kit for Vertical/Horizontal Window, Fit for 5.9" Exhaust Hose

My original one broke by accident I was worried this one wouldn't fit but it perfectly fit for my LG portable air conditioning. If anything this one's better than the one the LG gave me with the unit

I purchased these to add to the kit that came with my AC, since I'm using the slider door for my portable. Worked great!

Very well made, easy to assemble and cave with extra (spare) connector for the panels. If I ever need to replace it, I will buy from this seller again. Very pleased with the product.

This worked okay. It fit my AC and fit in my tall vertical-sliding window, so pretty much fulfilled its purpose; however…The reason I give it 3 stars is because it is very thin and flimsy, especially when needing it extended majority of the way out. It was a struggle to get the window closed without it shifting out of place since there isn’t enough for it to hold onto. This also means it does not work well for keeping the heat out. I would give it less stars, but you have to factor in the low cost. For the price you pay, I think 3 stars is fair.The panels that came with my AC were about a foot too short. We made it work at first by putting foam poster board over the open portion but decided it would be better to get these. Once installing these, the room was about 6 degrees warmer than with the diy fix of the og panels!Unable to afford a better quality set, especially since there’s limited options for a large window, I added a little diy to make these work. I got some foam poster boards, traced the panels, and cut them to the shape but leaving it a little bit bigger. I put this over the window kit, having the foam extend past where it meets the window, and taped around it. This added more insulation and by covering the edges where the window and panel meet, blocks where a lot of heat could flow in and significantly better than just taping or applying a gap filler. A second layer of foam would have probably been a good idea. However, doing this cooled off the room by 5+ degrees, which makes a big difference when it’s 80-90 outside.Note: if you decide to try this method, make sure you either put the foam on before connecting the AC tube OR create a slit or 2 cut the bottom into 2 panels in order to get around the tube. (Also, Walmart is by far the cheapest for foam poster boards)One thing to keep in mind is that my window is a little crooked so it creates a little gap at the top of the window where it meets the AC panel. With that being said, with the quality of these panels, I don’t think it made much of a difference with keeping the heat out. This did add to the difficulty of getting the panel to stay in place.Overall, you get what you pay for and you can make them work if needed. If you can afford it, you’re better off spending a bit more to really get a good seal, better cool off the room, use less electricity, and last for years to come.

Plenty big for almost any installation, easy to install.

Great item was exactly what I needed to install unit again in order to cool my front room.

Works on either slider or regular windows. And left or right twist on the tube

Replaced all the old stuff for the summer. Makes my a/c feel like new again.