Can be installed through wall? How big it is? Can be used under a kitchen cabinet?
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Yes, it's designed to be installed through a wall. For dimensions, get the installation manual from Broan's web site. For use under a kitchen cabinet, use your judgement -- You would need to provide electrical power in the wall and you might either have to install a separate on/off switch or to trim the chain that's used to open the outer door as well as turn the fan on.
1710063
It is installed thru the wall directly to the outside - this was for my parents house which is over 60 years old and replaced an existing outside vent. It is directly under an existing cabinet and works quickly and the pull chain works effortlessly. My parents are in their 80's and the chain on the old vent was really hard to pull and did not close without some major effort. 10 inches is accurate, it fit in the existing hole that the old vent come out of. If I remember correcly I think you have the measure the space it goes in for the 10 inches (it was installed last year so my memory is a little fuzzy). The electrian installed it in under 30 minutes. Hope this helps. It is installed thru the wall directly to the outside - this was for my parents house which is over 60 years old and replaced an existing outside vent. It is directly under an existing cabinet and works quickly and the pull chain works effortlessly. My parents are in their 80's and the chain on the old vent was really hard to pull and did not close without some major effort. 10 inches is accurate, it fit in the existing hole that the old vent come out of. If I remember correcly I think you have the measure the space it goes in for the 10 inches (it was installed last year so my memory is a... » Read More It is installed thru the wall directly to the outside - this was for my parents house which is over 60 years old and replaced an existing outside vent. It is directly under an existing cabinet and works quickly and the pull chain works effortlessly. My parents are in their 80's and the chain on the old vent was really hard to pull and did not close without some major effort. 10 inches is accurate, it fit in the existing hole that the old vent come out of. If I remember correcly I think you have the measure the space it goes in for the 10 inches (it was installed last year so my memory is a little fuzzy). The electrian installed it in under 30 minutes. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1710064
1. Yes, it is intended to be installed through an exterior wall. 2. See the product description (approx 14.5x14.5" on exterior side, 13.5x13.5" interior grill, fits through walls 4.5 to 9.5" thick) 3. Not sure why you'd want to do that with this, it's intended to be mounted through a wall, with the kitchen cabinet door closed you wouldn't get enough air flow and would probably burn the motor out. Plus the outside door opening and the on/off switch are handled by the chain you see in the picture, so I doubt you'd want to have to reach to the back of a cabinet to operate the fan.
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Yes, is made to be installed through wall. Yes, can be under cabinet, though it seem strange place to put it. Would suggest separate on/off switch as the pull chain switch might be unreliable and hard to manage. Don't forget to open the vent while in use, and close when not in use.Good luck. Mine turned out greatPa its about 10" round diameter opening needed
1263177
Yes. It can be mounted under the cabinet or on wall. Make sure it is mounted securely or it will drupe. The mounting bracket is not very wide to give more stability. But, overall is very nice.
1333625
I haven't tried it through walls but it does work behind cabinets, behind a couch and in a media center.
573306
I don't believe that you could mount it directly to a wall. We've had 2 units for about 2 years and they work very well in a cabinet, but the frames aren't terribly strong. You could buy a shelf with support brackets, mount that to the wall and then put the spice racks on the open shelf.
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Sorry I took so long to get back to you, I was gone a few days. I have mine on my kitchen counter, so it is open on 2 sides. I have about 6" from the top of the unit to the bottom of my cabinet. I have it pulled out about 3" from the wall behind it. I didn't find anything in the book about it, but just used common sense, and it has been working fine, no problems.
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The screws are about 1 3/8" deep for use on drywall. For kitchen cabinet made of solid material, you could you could purchase a different depth of screw and not use the wall anchors it will be fine, but make sure the head of the screw can enter the mounts.
1130542
If you could only read the instruction booklet provided with the unit, you would know you must leave at least a12 inch perimeter around the unit for proper operation. So, no, you may NOT put the unit up against a wall!
2150009
I don't understand your question. This is a mountable tv unit. It has to be installed in to wall studs to support the weight of the tv.I don't see how you could attach it underneath a shelf. It is designed to attach to a wall. If you have any more questions about the unit let me know.
2188914
This sink is only for under mount installation. I will not recommend over counter installation.
2208076
It def can be mounted under a cabinet but its very heavy so make sure your cabinet is strong!
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Hi jill. It would fit under the desk but it might get tricky, as it unfolds all the way to the flat position, but I think you can try. I think u have a good idea for the use of it. But I would rather unflold it flat and lean it over the wall.
1963329
Yes, it's a piece of cake - use steel drill bit to drill through cabinet and into wall stud, make sure you use the correct cabinet mounting screws that hold up to 50-100lbs. They are generally black, phillips head, coarse thread and the one's i used were about 2" long. You can also use washers under the screw head if it makes you feel better - I didn't need to with the one's I have as the heads themselves are quite large.
1569022
Not up under the kitchen cabinet. The rod that holds the paper towels sits into the holder , so if you turn it to mount under the cabinet the rod will just fall out. You could put it on the wall under the cabinet though. But it has to stay mounted on the wall in the direction that the picture shows, unfornately.
1667420
I do not know of any reason this unit could not be installed in wall. Would not have to attach side panels. Just cut space to fit unit. Hope this helps
1239301
I used it behind a small cabinet up against the wall in the kitchen. The plug in the wall is probably about a 1/2" thick. The receptacle part for other plugs to plug into is about normal size as well as the cord itself. Only the wall plug is thinner.
1312296
Yes! It can be built in to a cabinet. That's how I installed mine and it works great!
2187724
Short, it will easily fit under any standard wall cabinet. It may even work in a motor home.