BreezeStop vs. leaving it as-is
| Factory accordion panels | Foam / tape patch jobs | BreezeStop | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Actually seals the gaps | No | Partly | Yes |
| Holds shape in wind | No | No | Yes |
| Covers the top gap | No | Maybe | Yes |
| Clean, built-in look | No | No | Yes |
| No damage to wall/frame | — | Often no | Yes |
| Removable & reusable | — | No | Yes |
Three panels that cover every gap
Sized to slip right over your existing accordion sides and seal the spot above the unit most people never think about.
Side panels
Slide over your existing accordion sides to block the drafts they let through.
Top panel
Seals the gap above the unit that the factory panels leave wide open.
Adhesive flaps
Stick to the AC unit itself - never your wall, trim, or window frame.
No tools, no hardware, no contractor
Trim to fit
Measure your unit and trim the panels with scissors or a utility knife. Takes a minute.
Peel & place
Peel the adhesive flaps and press the panels on - over the accordion sides and the top gap.
Done
Drafts sealed, eyesore gone, clean built-in look - and it comes off just as easily.
Four problems, one panel set
Stops winter drafts
Keeps the cold from pouring in around the unit when temperatures drop.
Blocks summer heat
Stops hot outside air from leaking in and fighting your AC.
Cuts outside noise
The extra sealed layer dampens street and traffic noise coming through the gaps.
Looks built-in
Turns a messy plastic eyesore into a clean, finished installation.