How big is the total cutout you have to make? The width looks like a standard box, but how about the height? I have some restrictions in my wall space
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The electrical is a standard old work two-gang box. then the cable pass through next to it. Width wise you should really be putting this in the void between two studs. Height? I got approx 3" for height of faceplate. a little over 9" wide.
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There are two small rectangles that need to be cut. The biggest is approx. 3 3/4"w X 2 1/2"h. The smaller rectangle is approx. 2 3/4"w X 1 1/2"h. The entire faceplate measures approx. 9 1/2"w X 3"h.
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You should have a small cardboard template to use when making the cutout. Position and "level" the template on the wall where you want to have the wires/cables in the wall. Trace the outline of the template with a pencil. When cutting with a drywall cutter, cut just outside of the traced pencil pattern and the powerbridge kit should fit. Good luck.
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If you have not bought this unit yet, don't. The whole where you run your cables through does not have felt or rubber on it. The hole is wide open and you can see the insulation in the wall. There are ones with felt or rubber that you run the cables through and you cannot see through to the insulation.
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You can cut them to the size you need. The panel is a solid molded plastic; very strong. there are no predrilled holes for screws. The only consideration you should make is the length. You need to span 2 wall studs to secure it without risking failure. That would make the smallest length about 17". Paint may be a issue. The hardware will scratch the paint off if you are not very careful installing it in the grooves.
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the actual Width : 26 1/2". it does come with expander to make it wider hence the other measurementsOverall Width: 26 1/2"Overall Depth: 26 1/2"Overall Height: 18 5/8"Window Width: 31" Min. - 42" Max.Window Height: 19 1/2" Min.Wall Cutout Width: 26 3/4"Wall Cutout Thickness: 10" Max.Wall Cutout Height: 18 5/16"
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I'm not sure of the dimensions of that unit. And I don't know if the cut outs would even line up with your controls. Sorry I can't be of more assistance.
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Ok I think the easiest way to put it is... take a regular size wall height cut it in half and divide it into 3 parts it is only big enough for one of those three parts. I'm not good at guessing inches and feet. Sorry hope this helps
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Hello! The rough cut out that the PetSafe Wall Entry Pet Door requires to be installed in is 11-7/16" w x 18-1/8" h, so you should be fine to install the pet door between your wall studs if you have 14" to work with! The frame dimension is just the outside frame, whereas the rough cut out is the actual hole that will need to be cut through your wall. I hope that helped!
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The cabinet cut out needs to be at least 24 5/8 inch wide and 12 7/8 inch tall. The total width of the trim is 30 inches by 18 inches tall. I was unable to use this trim kit and still have it in box. I had to purchase the 27 inch trim because the 30 inch was too wide for the new cabinet. With moving and all I never returned it. If interested in buying email me @ Erika.dierking@hotmail.com. Provide your email and I can send you some pictures.
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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.
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Dear Jinx, The manufacturer lists the cutout dimensions as 18 3/4" x 24" (give or take 1/16th). So your cabinet appears to be a little too narrow. They also advise to allow 1 1/2" on all sides (27" models) for overlap of the trip frame over the edges of the cutout. For 30" models you should allow 1 1/2" on top and bottom and 3" on each side for overlap of the trim frame over the edges of the cutout.
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The width is the same as the entire door frame but the height would be fine. I didn't mount mine the way the wanted you too. I framed out an opening the same as the outer frame which is 14 x 22 and so mine sits into the wall instead of being flush to the drywall.
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The bottom plate (you get 2, one black and one clear) is 20x20 studs (8 x 8cm or 3&#8539; x 3&#8539;in). Then the walls are 8 x 9.5mm or 3&#8539; x 3in The useful space inside the box is 18x18 studs because the walls latch on the base, although you could fit a 20x20 model just resting it on top of the contact points. Then the useful height inside the box is 9.2mm or 3 9/16in. I hope this is detailed enough for what you need. But keep in mind that you can buy multiple of these and stack them and extend them by putting them together.
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I am not sure of the cutout size but a full sized template is included in the package. I have the sink installed as an undermount in Ceasarstone. Looks great.
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Not nearly as large as what it looks like in picture Maybe three feet long. Probably. Not the. Best. Size for what. You want to do. Also. Does not stick to wall that is not perfectly. Flat and. Smooth like glass. Hope this helps,.
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One to two inches will not cut off anything. My wall height was about 7 ft. I ended up taking off just under 2 ft. of map. In the end I lost a bit of South America and half of Greenland. Width wise I lost New Zealand. But the majority I have in and it looks great. So if you are taking off only 2 inches you are fine. At the top and bottom of the map they have clocks from around the world and that was a few inches top and bottom. Hope this helps.
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Basically it like 4ft width and 30 ft long. I used it to create a brick wall in my house. I had to cut it in half and then I doubled it on the wall. It turned out great... I'll see if I can upload a pic.
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I've done my entire wall like 10 ft tall ad like 15 ft wide, I'm sure it can go much larger though, all that matters is that it u get it in focus
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Hi Ralph,This the current information that i have available to me. If you would like more information i can contact Howard Miller on Moday for you. Overall Dimensions:*Height 80" (203 cm)*Width 28" (71 cm)*Depth 16" (41 cm)*Wall Dimension 20" (51 cm)I have a footprint drawing but it does seem to show up for you in this email.Kevin