How thick/tall is the entire thing, including the twist-on mount? Working in very low clearance area.
789709
Probly about an inch to an inch and a half the actually shower head is very sleek and thin almost all the heighth comes from the screw and ball joint but it is very thin
789710
I'm sorry I can't answer your question because mine broke within 3 months of installing the piece of crap of a shower head. The shower head did work beautifully when it worked but I actually expected it to work for at least 3 years not less than 3 month. So, save your money. I also bought their square thin shower head and also lasted about the same time. So now I avoid this company at all cost.
1918176
Three inches. That's thick. And that IS a consideration. My workbench just had a 3/4" work surface with 2x4 skirting, so I had to mount a 2 & 1/4" block first. That works, but it's not ideal. Vice comes with really good clear mounting instructions in normal English.
480417
Hey Shadow.....You will need 1 1/2" of overhand for complete 100% contact of the rubber covered mounting screw.....this will provide full contact with the mounting screw/pad.gary
578827
about 5 1/2" no issues fitting over the existing mount....I love the fixture
2041174
A few inches. It is quite low profile considering its real purpose is to hang big tvs in corners.
665299
Have no idea mainly cause I'm not following you for the most part. But I ditched this it's a $20~ ish mount and no amount of thread locker would hold it on
2027721
There is about 7 1/2 clearance with a slight angle at the connection point.
866166
I put the bottom of the mounting plate (plastic backing piece) at 7.5 feet from the floor. Works well...
665300
Have no idea mainly cause I'm not following you for the most part.But I ditched this it's a $20~ ish mount and no amount of thread locker would hold it on
1162627
Just installed one of these. Without taking a tape measure I'm guessing the center of the monitor mount is 18 to 20 inches off the desk. The unit may even go higher I have it over a mixing console and it is well above equipment and not full height.
964069
I used this mount inside a built in cabinet and when completely closed it seemed to stick out a bit. For my application it was not a problem. If I rember correctly, that dimension was in the specifications. This unit is well built and we have been very pleased with it at its full extension
2143831
The base portion of the mount (which sits flush against the underside of the cabinet) is an elongated 3-1/4" by 6". The swivel portion of the mount (that is affixed to the center of the base portion) is 10-1/4" by 2". The base is about 1/4" thick so the swivel portion of the mount is approx. 1/4" from the underside of the cabinet (not enough to clear a light). I also have an under cabinet light which is installed against the very back of the underside against the wall. I have this mount installed in front of light and although there is not enough room to swivel the mount 360 degrees there is enough room for me to swivel the mount adequately. rbcallie The base portion of the mount (which sits flush against the underside of the cabinet) is an elongated 3-1/4" by 6". The swivel portion of the mount (that is affixed to the center of the base portion) is 10-1/4" by 2". The base is about 1/4" thick so the swivel portion of the mount is approx. 1/4" from the underside of the cabinet (not enough to clear a light). I also have an under cabinet light which is installed against the very back of the underside against the wall. I have this mount installed in front of light and although there is not enough room to... » Read More The base portion of the mount (which sits flush against the underside of the cabinet) is an elongated 3-1/4" by 6". The swivel portion of the mount (that is affixed to the center of the base portion) is 10-1/4" by 2". The base is about 1/4" thick so the swivel portion of the mount is approx. 1/4" from the underside of the cabinet (not enough to clear a light). I also have an under cabinet light which is installed against the very back of the underside against the wall. I have this mount installed in front of light and although there is not enough room to swivel the mount 360 degrees there is enough room for me to swivel the mount adequately. rbcallie « Show Less
990669
Just under 2.5 inches, which creates a nice stable base. However, the way that the mounting works, you can still leave it an inch off the edge and have it create a solid clamp. I have mine only about 1.5 inches into my desk and have never had a problem. Cheers.
285877
It's around 3/16" thick - I have been very happy with mine, quite stable and mounted on a solid wood door for well over a year.
1010261
No I don't think that would be too low at all. The lower it is the better protection you'll have against running over or hitting something close to your vehicle. Also mounting it low will give you an excellent view when backing up to hitch/unhitch a trailer. Finally, a low mounting will have little affect on the view to the sides. As you might expect I like the low mounting.
2186553
It's about 1/8th inch thick. If you're thinking of mounting it with a edge grip mount, it's not a good idea. It has four pre-drilled holes for mounting, use those.
687291
Hi Dave, I plan to place/pull my part directly from above. The black rubber hold down will over hang the four bolt base 1/2" if screwed all the way in. There is plenty of adjustment to create the clearance at the full range of clamp thicknesses on the one I bought.