It can be possible, but tenements are one of the situations where the external side of the installation matters as much as the room inside. The outdoor unit position, appearance on the building, noise, pipe route, condensate drainage and access all need careful consideration.
Planning or building-specific permissions may also be relevant, particularly on prominent elevations, listed buildings or within conservation areas. Glasgow planning decisions commonly consider the appearance and noise of external air-conditioning equipment, so it is sensible to check before installation where there is any doubt.
Doherty's Glasgow air-conditioning survey can assess the technical installation. Property owners should also confirm any permissions that apply to their particular building before work proceeds.
