How thick? Can I install without removing molding?
771685
It is as thick as a mid to high grade vinyl tile. We were able to put it right up against our existing molding. However, I have someone who can cut an extremely straight line. I hope this helps!
771686
It is not thick; it probably could be installed without removing molding. I installed in a hall bathroom and am very pleased.
1853143
I think you could "shim" the thickness using foam or rubber pads from Michael's or some other hobby store.
1984929
When you turn it over there is a four-sided bar. The thickness is noted on the bar, turn it to the thickness you want (eg. 0.5, 1.3, 3.0).
932383
The thickness from front to back is really only about an inch. They are not that thick at all but they do the trick. I am very please with mine. They will work themselves up out of the dirt some so you have to keep hammering or pushing them down but they look really nice for the cost and ease of installation.
459778
Yes. It can. You need to check with your handyman. My husband is a carpenter and installed it in about an hour in our wall that was about 6 inches thick. He added some plastic in the pass through areas.
1287579
No need to be nervous. Once the molding material has set, they will be easy to remove. Follow the directions completely. During the molding process, the directions state no more than two minutes on the initial fitting. It makes it easier to reset the fit if necessary.
1808153
Yes! Ours are thick 3cm & they work and look fantastic! Installed them 4 months ago and have zero complaints :)
1570448
Absolutly... Yes go to Utube for DIY instructions... Have fun n B Carefull Molds
774748
The unit itself measures 16" wide without the side panels. I guess you would have to skip the install kit since you have barely 1/2" on each side. Perhaps you can put some type of insulation to fill the gap.
839355
It is a little less than one inch thick. It does come with some mounting "feet" which are approximately 1/4 inch thick which could probably be omitted.
2271464
When installed as directed--with all components unaltered--the minimum thickness is 9 inches. However, as other have indicated, you can reduce this further by trimming the metal components of the duct. In fact, if you managed to glue/seal the fan housing directly to the plastic vent cap, the whole assembly requires only 5 inches. So there are a lot of options to put this unit in a thinner wall. If you trim the duct work, just be sure you have means to tape/seal everything once it is in the wall. On the final step, the length of the flexible duct is what enables you to tape/seal all the connections on the exterior side before compressing everything back into the wall. When installed as directed--with all components unaltered--the minimum thickness is 9 inches. However, as other have indicated, you can reduce this further by trimming the metal components of the duct. In fact, if you managed to glue/seal the fan housing directly to the plastic vent cap, the whole assembly requires only 5 inches. So there are a lot of options to put this unit in a thinner wall. If you trim the duct work, just be sure you have means to tape/seal everything once it is in the wall. On the final step, the length of the flexible duct is what enables you to tape/seal all the... » Read More When installed as directed--with all components unaltered--the minimum thickness is 9 inches. However, as other have indicated, you can reduce this further by trimming the metal components of the duct. In fact, if you managed to glue/seal the fan housing directly to the plastic vent cap, the whole assembly requires only 5 inches. So there are a lot of options to put this unit in a thinner wall. If you trim the duct work, just be sure you have means to tape/seal everything once it is in the wall. On the final step, the length of the flexible duct is what enables you to tape/seal all the connections on the exterior side before compressing everything back into the wall. « Show Less
1426424
Mine is about a half inch thick but it looks like it could be as much as 3 inches thick (thought that would leave you with only a 1/4" clearance). So maybe it's best to say the maximum usable distance is 3 3/4". The minimum thickness would be set by the length of the screws.
1725616
Measure the trim rail.... When putting the new molding in be carful not to stretch it to much. It shrinks a bit with time.
1066555
That's not a problem at all, I also have the 16 gauge straight model and have no issues using it with moldings, although I have come across instances where the angled version might have had an advantage. It's a great tool and one of my personal favorites in the workshop.
2071693
Approx 1/4" thick. I loved this mold! So easy to use! Great for a lego party.
2015847
What type of metal is holding the molds together, round stock flat stock? And what thickness?
1743507
Not sure how thick it is I would use screws and a backer plate of wood But it's not a lot pressure on mine just my thoughts