Can someone tell me the width that fits between the wall studs and the width of the front part? How wide are the lips that go around the edge?
1275063
Studs are normally spaced 16" apart on center.The unit fits in between very tight.There's approx. 1" of lip or flange area around the opening.Nice unit.
1275064
15-1/2 total width, with 2" frame going around. So the door opening is smaller than the studs opening, only about 13 (taking away some hinge space). So you end up with about 3/4" hidden behind the frame on either side. The actual outside width of the box is 14.25", exactly the amount that should fit between two 16" on center studs. When installing, keep in mind any power that will be running through studs. What I did was cut the opening up top around 4' from stud to stud, making an opening of about 12" high. Then I inserted a camera and snapped a photo facing down. That gives you a look at what's waiting down below... a nice white power cable running to an outlet! Dang. I slipped a measuring tape down until I caught it, then approximated a couple of inches higher, then calculated the required cut-out height of my opening so that I'd stay above that.
237798
Hi Susan...the width of the base on the wall is 4 inches at the longest point-which is in the middle. I LOVE IT! thanks and good luck!
1427536
Husband says there is 3/4" from center to edge of butt end stud that is 1-1/2" wide
1558568
The wall measurement is about 11 inches ...... from back to front about 17 inches and at the widest part about 16 inches. very small but perfect for my very small 1/2 bath.
200820
Mine measured 36 1/4 plus a little for the little knobbies on the end. The attachment piece is 32" (figuring standard studs 16" apart. As someone else said, I hope you are talking about where you can mount it and not the space the rack would actually occupy. It's a great rack and I hope it works for you. (NOTE: you MUST mount it into studs and not into the wallboard. It isn't light to start with and loaded with pots and pans will be too heavy for a wallboard mount.)
2270544
This safe is only 10 inches wide and 9 inches deep. You will need to rough in some additional studs to fit it snug between the actual wall studs. And it will stick out past the wall studs since the studs are only 3 1/2 inches wide.
230819
The shelf and bracket stick out 21 1/4" from the wall. The shelf is 18 1/8" wide, the front edge is slightly curved, and is 16 1/8" deep, tapering to 15 " and a little under, right at the corners. I took your dimensions, measured them on the top, and they should fit.
1092174
I believe the outside measurements are 16.75" it doesn't fit between the studs I framed a header to fit it in
2035136
The unit is sized to fit between wall studs set on 16 inch centers. The fan comes with a paper template that aids in layout of the wall opening and mounting screw locations. This fan will fit any wall that has the studs set on 16 inch centers (minimum)
522797
The glass shelf is 3 3/4" by 19 5/8". With the brackets adding a little distance from the wall, the shelf edge's distance from the wall is 4 3/8". I have had it for probably over a year now, and I really like it. It has remained sturdy, and I have gotten several compliments. I'm glad to answer further questions if you have them! Good luck, and Happy Thanksgiving!
605249
Mine is already mounted so I can't get and edge to edge measurement. I tried eyeballing the outer edges with a steel tape and got 18 3/4" but I'll go with the consensus. The more important issue is to use a good stud finder and locate the EDGES of each stud. Then make sure that a couple of mounting holes on each end are centered within each stud and not too close to a stud edge. As was mentioned, if the studs are not exactly 16" OC, you may have to angle the grab bar. This won't make a difference in the functionality.
1021971
Hey sorry I didnt answer more quick! The glass part comes out almost 4 inches; i'm loving the shelf by the way. I really needed an added wall accent and just a bit more storing space so that I wasn't setting things on my sink. =)
1646037
Dear Susan - the 14 inch width is only in the very center, where it bows out. At the sides, it begins about 6 1/2-7 inches and progresses in width to the center, where it becomes 14 inches. As the previous writer indicated it is a beautiful piece - I was quite surprised by this, actually. There is a considerable amount of storage room inside. The back is not finished. It is perfect for a hallway, as one doesn't bump into any edges as you pass it. Don't hesitate, it is worth the price!
2061539
The box that goes inside the wall is 3 3/4" deep, 7 13/16" high and 10 5/16" wide. It is designed to go between 16 and 24" studs. One side attaches to stud and a bracket to the other. The outer grille is 12" wide and 9 3/8" high. There is a lip of 1/2" around the internal box.
200819
The outside measurement of the band around the rack shelf is 36 and 5/16 inches. The outside measurement from the the outer edges of the side bolts to the opposite outer edge of the side bolts is 37"If you plan to insert this between cabinets with a 36" opening, it will not fit. The screws that attach it to the wall are 32" apart -- so it will screw nicely into 16" on center studs -- providing those studs are located exactly where you want your rack positioned.
1411489
First I'm very pleased with the product. For me it was easy to install. If your wall studs are 16" centres no problem it fits great, but if 24" centres then you will probably need help! Brief installation instructions. Tools required, drill, tape measure, socket set and basic handyman skills.
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The unit is 28 inches, but you loose about 8 inches from the corner. My small wall is 34 inches and it fits perfectly.