is the exact dimension of the flange 3 inches diameter? I have a tight fit and anything approaching 4 will not work.
1707996
No. There is a 3-1/2" dia. hub that projects about 3/8" beyond the back face of the vent. The 3" dia. pipe slips inside the hub to make the connection. A 3-1/2" hole through the wall sheeting or through the entire wall will make the vent connection work. Good luck.
1707997
The outside square is 6" by 6". The 3 inch refers to size of exhaust pipe and it is 3 inches.
1707998
Yes and it has a little flex in the flange, when I fitted mine I had to make sure the aluminum hose was clean and clear and the entrance had no overhangs or a lip and then with a gentle tap it slid in, in fact it is so tight that I have not needed to screw it to the masonary.
1707999
this fit perfectly over the 3" pipe. i bought two of these, but the builder fooled me and put a 4" pipe in my 2nd location, and this cover did not fit.
1708000
Yes, the flange is exactly 3 inches in diameter. Usually, the holes in the walls are 4 inches to accommodate a little wiggle room.
1708001
These are perfect for ducts that are 3 inches in diameter. They're hard to find since most hardware stores only stock the 4 inch ones for dryers
1708002
It is definitely not more than 3 inches. We are using it for our dryer vent outside the house and it fits the 3 inch opening perfectly, which is round. The square outside is 4 x 4.
1193924
I can't say without trying but I think it should work. I think the 3" diameter might work better.
1887162
Do I have a "BUF23"? Don't really know but whatever is hanging out there is more like three inches in diameter, I'd say. Don't know of this helps. Good luck!
1554512
I can only tell you 3 1/4 diameter. I cut the length to fit in the space I needed it. Sorry
447949
I wouldn't go below 3/4", it has to be wide enough that the nipple will create a water seal. Unless you plan on sealing each of them with a water sealing glue.
234981
3" diameter will be close. if it was slightly smaller, even by a little I think you'd be fine.
565585
As long as you buy the right flanges for your existing pipes, it will fit. Your choices are 1 inch and 3/4 inch.
1194725
this pump can be matched to 1/2, 3/4 and 1 inch flanges. I do not know what size flanges you have.
216530
I would guesstimate the diameter to be a little more than three inches, maybe 3 1/4 inches. If you need an exact measurement, let me know.
2222749
I.D is 1-1/4 O.D of flange is 2-1/4 Do you need one? the one I have would not work for my application.
192423
No it wont fit. to start with,, the bore holes and the flanges are way different shape ..
1125016
I think its a standard 3 hole size. I had a triangle flange too, this bolted right up.
1041990
Not sure. I have the 3 quart and the 4 quart which both have the same diameter and work fine.
4330
you will need to measure your output shaft. i believe it is set up for a 3/4" shaft. worked perfectly on mine
1943247
The package says it works when the flange is 3/8 or less above or below the floor.The product is pretty compliant so you might be able to stretch the limits.
1872141
The flange (bowl) fits but I had to cut the 3 off and weld 2, as I couldn't find 3 hole in that diameter.
1757035
Understand length just under 3 inches thread starts a 2 3/4inches inch thick flange this means you have right at 2&1/2 inches of thread at 2 inches in diameter . top hole 1 inches threaded and bottom hole 1 inch slip fit largeness flange 3 & 3/8 nut flange same 3 & 3/8 nut to tighten 2 & wrench and threaded 2 diameter hope this helps {hole threw is 1&1/2 inch} I use these in 10 foot by 4 foot by 2 foot deep grow beds Aquaponics. Going threw the Pond liner. Have fun Willy