How long is the actual pointy/hook part that gets pushed into the wall?
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I would say The straight part is between 3 to 3 1/2 inches. Then it takes the curve. It take a thick wall to make it work good. I have had good luck, and some not.
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It's about 4" from the back to the top of the metal hook. Very good product.
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The front end and sides you see in the picture with the slit corners are the only slit long corner it has. The back part that's facing the wall, falls about 7 -8 inches at the most. It looks really nice once is down in place. I hope this helps.
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Hi Janice, the metal hook measures 4 inches. Please feel free to reach out to our Customer Service Department if you have any further questions, Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm (CST) at (888) 944-8667 or email us at help@whitmor.com. Have a great day!
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The hook is curved and sticks out approx. 1/2 inch. It is a very strong hook. I have it in a window holding up stained glass sculptue of 10 birds sitting on a bar. Hope that helps. It also probably also depends on how far you push onto whatever surface you are using. Because if I look at an unused hook it looks like it sticks out 1 inch.
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The threaded portion of the mounting screws (the part that screws into the wood) is just over half an inch long.
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The tie rack is 14 inches long when collapsed. When Fully extended it is 28 inches long. The bracket portion that attaches to the wall, needs about 14 inches if the 2 fastening screws are located at their extreme position on either end. However, there are other slots on the bracket so that the screws could be located closer together if need be. Thus the wall it is attached to, could be less than the 14 inches. Hope this helps.
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Nancy - I just uploaded a picture for you. The hook is a J (my best description). Once applied to a hard surface the total depth is about 1/2 inch. Depending on how soon you see this answer - the picture will be in the customer image as soon as amazon approves it. I think the pic will answer better than words can!
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As I understand how you want to install it, that is to have it "spring" into position, no that's not how it works. What you do is set it up to almost the perfect length, put it up on the wall, and then twist tighten the ends to get a perfect fit. It's pretty easy.
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Overall total length is 6-¾ inches. It's a thick, heavyweight, solid hook. We love it.
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There are 3 1/2 inches between the hooks. The entire board is ten inches long.
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The post is 12 inches long AFTER hardware is applied - approximately 1 in on each end is threaded! Total post length 14 inches.
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It's about 16 mm thick, not counting the switch lever. No need to cut into the wall to install anything. At most, may have to drill a couple screw holes in the wall, but most just affix with provided double-sided tape. I never attached mine to the wall, just have it sitting on my desk. I've been very happy with it!
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You are only getting the hook. ( 6 x 2 x 6 inches ) You need to get a pole of have one. I happened to have one that I use for painting walls etc. The hook seems pretty universal to fit on most any utility extension pole.
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After installation, the unit protrudes from the wall just over 4 and three-fourths inches (4 13/16" to be more exact)
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I would guess it is about a foot long. Long enough for what I needed. Sorry I can't be more specific, but I installed quite a few months ago, but this seems like a pretty close guess.
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Approx 4" long. Works great inside wall to make the tight 90 Degree angle. Remember to allow enough hdmi cable to be able to remove and install wall plate. Do not count pigtail in hdmi length calculations.