How much height clearance do you need to install?
141302
The overhang is parallel to the mount so whatever your door/entry height is will not be affected.
141303
The total height is 7 1/2 inches. The unit will need at least 3 more inches to slide the mounting feet into mounting brackets. With that clearance you will need to keep the mounting bolts really loose and pull the mounting brackets out from the wall to slide the mounting feet into the mounting brackets.The assembly directions are not very good. The unit will feel loose until you get the plexiglass into place. I am pleased with the quality of the product.
141304
There's a height difference of 8 inches between the front and the back(wall) edge of the awning.
410020
I do not understand the question. The installation height should be at one most covenant for the intended use. In our case, it is at about 5.5'.
2075941
Installed, the tops of the cans are 19 3/4 inches above the mounting surface. I had to add another 1/4 inch spacer at the bottom to let the mechanism slide past the front lip of my cabinet.
613152
As you can see, the legs are curved. At the lowest point, you will need 2.5 inches of clearance under your furniture, 4" at the to, next to the base pole.
1238123
There is just a little over 2 1/2 inches of clearance. Almost 2 3/4. You will be fine and I really like this stand.
1921773
I just measured ours, and you can expect roughly about 28" of clearance from the bottom of the hook to where the bend in the base of the rod (where it goes into the mounting clamp).
1055133
Minimum clearance is 3". You should have just under 1/2 inch clearance from the top of the motor housing to the ceiling. The servicing panel is located on the front of the unit so the clearance will not interfere with servicing parts. I'd call the manufacture to request specs and installation facts and download the installation /owners manual before purchase.
1663523
I just measured mine. It is 9.5 deep 14 high and a little less than 8 wide. Maybe those measurements of how much clearance they recommend.
1901742
You won't need much clearance for this product; with the fibers fully standing up the clearance is probably 1 inch, but as the door passes over the surface they will be pushed down without a lot of resistance, so I would say you'll be OK unless your clearance is very very tight
481875
I can't get to mine to measure them but they aren't very deep. Mine are in a motorcycle fairing and have plenty of clearance
1004806
10 inches is probably enough clearance but unless you can get between the ceilings to work, how will you do the wiring?
276827
Should be high enough to be comfortable for you. However installation on the vehicle may dictate distance due to limited mounting locations. ie, mine is installed on a 2 WD 2012 Ford PU and mounting location limits ground to step to 12 inches...no more no less.
701770
Don't forgt the incline... at 10% it will reduce your ceiling clearance by around 3-4 inches
786061
You should have just enough clearance. I measured mine how I think you would use it and it measures about 9-1/4 inches. I would think the main concern would be your pans. You will want to make sure they can fit in that space on their side. I hope this helps.
803563
Yes, you should have enough clearance. The good thing with buying them from amazon is that even if you run into a fitment issue, they'll take it as a return with no problems.
655992
Yes, excellent clearance height for tall people. I have done it several times.
1334422
When installed the Hullavator adds 22" to the height of my car. My factory installed rail clearance is 1.75".