When in use, how much of the depth does the grid take up?
646668
The grid sits about an inch off the base of the sink - it's a deep sink so it really doesn't affect the depth that much, yet keeps everything off the sink.
161515
I bought the grid with the Shulte attachments. The grid is basically overlapped 1/4" bars spaced a couple of inches apart. The attachments are slightly smaller, solid pieces that push up then down so its supported on the top and bottom of the grid. The way the grid mounts you only have a 1/4" of room from the bottom of the top bar to the wall for the solution you come up with
305775
30 inches by about 15 inces. I had someone install it for me, but he did a depth of about 30 inches by about 15 inces in an oval.
1902533
It depends on how deep the water is, the deeper the water is the wider the coverage is. It also depends on the transducer your using.
55225
I'd say about a half inch to maybe almost an inch depending on the textured surface.
640860
and yes there is from 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 inch space from the mesh to the top, which you prob wont need the mesh if you are adding sand? prob?
1457218
without actually measuring the grids, I would say that the depth is around 1/4". it produces nice 1/2"+ thick waffles when using a Belgan waffle mix.
2042355
The grid did not quite fit my sink so I returned it. It was of high quality and worth the money. The hole size was complimentary with the standard sink size...which I would think to be the 3 1/2" which you mentioned.
2167177
when using mine in room about 450 sq. ft. it goes to about 50% with 1 re-fill daily
2225903
Bottom is all metal grid--about 2" sq.--not mesh--very sturdy--highly recommend this product!
128725
There is a grid under the basket. Nothing much larger than a quarter inch could pass through the grid.
1622163
Shouldn't be too difficult. Although I just folded a couple of sides onto each other. This way all panels are still connected yet it is quite a bit smaller. And when moved outside, no muss, no fuss all sides are still connected. EZ PZ.
1349793
Just the grid. But totally worth it to get different parts of the system. Solid and tidy!
659029
It depends on the size of your wall. I put it in my dinning room wall and it used up the whole space.
1146730
I suggest filling about 1/3 to 1/2, depending on need. Any more and you may have a mess on your hand, as the foaming will add volume.
1167732
Yes, I agree with the other answers. The depth is not overly deep anyway. But is perfect for my small veg garden. I do what Nancy does and just tilt the unit. If I need to deeper ... just hold it in place.
784075
The grid surface is completely flat except for the ring around the hole, which is connected to the top of the grid. In effect a small flat pan or similar item placed on the grid would be wobbly.