What is the spacing between the wires?
1154844
About 1", very sturdy. Setups and folds easily. The plastic pan is quite sturdy. We use it on the road in our RV when needed.
1154845
The spacing is about 1", I am not sure why you would need to know this on this large of a crate. I used mine for crate training until the puppies knew the rules. I have packed mine away now so I can't measure it. It is a great crate and easy to load and take with you. It even fit in the back of my RAV4. I covered it with a blanket to make it like a den for comfort and security for the pups.
1154846
Spacing between wires of my large size crate is about 1.25 inches. We have a male golden retriever. When I bought the crate in March 2014 he was 7 months old. Now he is 13 months old and weighs about 57 pounds. I've never had problems related to the spacing between wires. We use the crate daily and call it the doggy "condo". Our dog his very content in it because we've used crates since he was a puppy.
1154847
I'm guessing but it is about an inch - inch & 1/2. My mid size dog can just natly got her nose through. That's just the tip of her nose, no teeth.
1154848
1 and 1/8 inches space, wires are 1 and 1/4 center to center (1/8 inch wire)
503032
See if you can find smaller wire nuts at a local hardware store. Also route the wires in smooth straight paths so they dont cross each other and things will take up less space and may fit better. Crossed wire paths take up a lot of space.
1333597
I can't give you an exact measurement as we have a lot of wires tied into it. I believe the Sanus website does give that information and we have had a great experience with customer service. Our Tv cabinet comes off the wall by at least 24" to the front. It seems to me that before the wires it easily extended at least that distance. However, you need to keep in mind that the farthest distance is straight out but as one would move it left or right that distance decreases as in a semi-circle.
2268671
Love this cage! measured it for you, in between wire space is 1/2 inch Good Luck!!
1041640
It requires very little space. You connect the wires, then connect it back to the plate which is about three square inches, push in the plate and rivots and that's it. Make sure you remember how the wires are connected to the old one or you may have to repeat this process. Hope this helps.
1364008
I would assume less than half an inch (very small space between bars). At most, possibly 1/2 an inch.
220796
The leads are about 6" in length. So feasibly they could be about 11"-12" apart with the attached wires.
1193260
I'd say two inches including the wiring, to be safe. You could save a little bit on that if you can find right-angle female disconnects (O'Reilly's had them when I was there), but not much.
1949741
The wire supports are 8" off the base. The gap varies up to 1 1/2 if you put two adjacent supports as far apart as possible (each has two possible positions). (Of course you could get a bigger gap if you leave a support out altogether). However, hard to explain but you won't get all 1 1/2" gaps - you will get some 1 1/2", but those wider gaps will steal from other gaps. The picture is not misleading but the posted base dimensions when I bought it were incorrect; they have since corrected that. I have since started using it and it is very useful and I would recommend it; it's just not as useful as it would have been if it had been posted correctly to begin with. The wire supports are 8" off the base. The gap varies up to 1 1/2 if you put two adjacent supports as far apart as possible (each has two possible positions). (Of course you could get a bigger gap if you leave a support out altogether). However, hard to explain but you won't get all 1 1/2" gaps - you will get some 1 1/2", but those wider gaps will steal from other gaps. The picture is not misleading but the posted base dimensions when I bought it were incorrect; they have since corrected that. I have since started using it and it is very useful and I would recommend it; it's... » Read More The wire supports are 8" off the base. The gap varies up to 1 1/2 if you put two adjacent supports as far apart as possible (each has two possible positions). (Of course you could get a bigger gap if you leave a support out altogether). However, hard to explain but you won't get all 1 1/2" gaps - you will get some 1 1/2", but those wider gaps will steal from other gaps. The picture is not misleading but the posted base dimensions when I bought it were incorrect; they have since corrected that. I have since started using it and it is very useful and I would recommend it; it's just not as useful as it would have been if it had been posted correctly to begin with. « Show Less
914953
after assembly you have 22 inches space across, and just under 5 inches height, the back is open so you can attach wires. The width is 15 1/2 as shown. our cable box has plenty of room on each side and above.
540905
The handle detached from the tool, so I had to buy another one from a local hardware store. Sorry don't remember the spacing.
1547357
Hello,The space between the wires are 1 1/2 inches apart. So I am certain your rabbit would not get through. Thank you.
2136120
12 X 24 inches - and the wires don't go all the way to the edges. I've been satisfied with the product.
1009372
The lengthwise wires are 3 in. apartm. The crosswise "slats" are about 8 1/2 in. apart and about 1 in. in width.
1569030
The wires are adjustable, so you can use it for different lengths of cans. The wires actually just slide across, so you put it where you want. I have different sizes of cans and it's not a problem.
1925759
I don't have measurements, but have put inside a single gang J box. It will fit if box is not too shallow and other wires in the way. The problem can be the F connector and stiff cable and the RJ45 plug and wire at other end making for a tight fit.
474896
The grid wires are spaced about 5/32", or about .150" apart. The bug has to contact two adjacent wires to work. The smallest ones, as in tiny gnats or no-see-ums, may slip through.