Hurricane 18 in. x 40 in. x 4 in. Concrete Condenser Mounting Pad for Ductless Mini Split Outdoor Units
- Level solid surface for mounting ductless mini split compressors
- Great for use with grills, umbrellas, stairs and landings
- Rated to wind loads up to 175 MPH and uses standard anchors
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Specifications
Dimensions: H 4 in, W 40 in, D 18 in
Questions & Answers
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Q:Do you have the pad, refrigeration lines, and wall mounted water pumps for a copper and hunter mini split air conditioning sytem on hand?
by|Sep 4, 2021
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Q:Can this product hold a 200 lb external unit?
by|Jul 20, 2021
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Q:What kind of fasteners are recommended to secure an a/c condenser to this pad? I don't want to cr...
by|May 13, 2021
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Q:With this withstands New York winter temperatures? Looking to use for grill
by|Feb 26, 2020
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Sep 21, 2021
DiversiTech H1840-4 not HMD1840-4, Standard w/ Foam Interior, Not Miami Dade w/ Thicker Concrete
The Home Depot web page is incorrectly providing information for the HMD1840-4 thicker concrete Miami Dade hurricane pad. The web page incorrectly lists 175 MPH rating, two places and also incorrectly lists solid concrete, both applicable to the HMD1840-4, but not applicable to the H1840-4 that is being sold.
This part is instead the H1840-4, rated at 150 MPH. This part instead has a concrete top, concrete sides, but Styrofoam interior and Styrofoam bottom.
This H1840-4 part weighs less than 100 lbs. The HMD1840-4 Miami Dade version weighs almost 200 lbs. This H1840-4 part is "easy" to move around.
This part is fine for those who don't require the Miami Dade version.
The part was packaged very securely for shipment. Attached w/ stretch wrap to a pallet. Zero shipment damage. Great job w/ packaging!
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Sep 20, 2020
I decided to stay away from the plastic pad from Diversitech and get this concrete pad. One thing...
I decided to stay away from the plastic pad from Diversitech and get this concrete pad. One thing I noticed right off the bat was that it wasn't nearly as heavy as I expected.
So, having marked the location for the 4 holes needed, I loaded the 3/8" masonry bit and drilled the first hole. New bit, was drilling fantastically. I had tape on the bit marking the 2" depth recommended for the bolts I was using.
To my surprise, after going int an inch, maybe a bit more, all of a sudden the bit went down into it as if I had drilled through the bottom. When I pulled the bit out, stuff came out with it, of which one thing I recognized was blue masking tape.
I tipped the block up and looked at the bottom. It turns out that this is a block of styrofoam, encased in concrete. Not sure of the thickness all over. It's maybe a bit over an inch, definitely not two.
Now I will say this...I may regret it, but I did use it. I'm hoping it turns out to be better than the plastic one. I had to change the bolts I was using, which originally were anchor bolts. I moved to a 3/8" lag. I was afraid to tighten it too much.
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Jul 30, 2020
Diversitech Hurricane 18 in. x 40 in. Was a nominal...
Diversitech Hurricane 18 in. x 40 in. Was a nominal not actual measurement but I was barely able to fit my heat pump condenser on it.
The weight was correct either, obviously, a nominal value as well.
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Sep 11, 2022
Rating provided by a verified purchaser...
Rating provided by a verified purchaser
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Apr 13, 2022
The diversitech hurricane mounting pads easily crack and one is...
The diversitech hurricane mounting pads easily crack and one is uneven when laid flat on surface.
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Jan 6, 2022
Not As Advertised!
Note, not a solid concrete product as advertised! Actually a concrete frame filled with styrofoam. The actual thickness of the non aggregate concrete surface is only ~3/4" thick with a integrated concrete edge frame ~1.25" filled with ~3" of styrofoam.
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Dec 7, 2021
When I ordered two of these, I didn't realize they...
When I ordered two of these, I didn't realize they weren't solid. One of mine broke but I still used them to support a generator shed I was building.
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Nov 10, 2021
I dont think it will last. That styrofoam will break...
I dont think it will last. That styrofoam will break down and not very thick concrete for under heavy condensor
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Nov 4, 2021
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