What are the dimensions of the interior? At 18.5" outside width how did you fit it between the common 16" stud spacing?
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I installed it on a concrete wall, and I do not know the dimensions of the interior
753381
The actual box is slightly less than the space between studs that are 16" on center. The 18.5" is the measurement for the flange that covers the hole you make in the wall. Make sure you are going into a 2x4 wall. Some interior walls, especially in closets, are 2x3.
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I installed on an exterior wall because of the depth issue on interior walls. The dimension of the interior portion of the safe is a hair smaller than than 16" but the spacing between the studs are rarely perfect. With a little persuasion from a rubber mallet and a wood block the fit was possible. Just spend a little extra time with your stud finder and measurements so you are not making drywall repairs and wasting time.
753383
It fits nicely between the studs. The 18.5 measurement is the front face of the cabinet, it rides over the sheetrock to make it less able to be pried out of place. The actual cabinet measures the same as the space bet. The studs that are 16" on center. We are very happy with the quality and design of the safe.
417964
Mine is exactly 18" deep. If you add the white bulge in the back, it is 19 and 1/4" deep. You should leave a little room for ventilation as well.
946075
Overall outside dimensions are 47.6" H x 15.6" W x 7.8" D. Inside width dimension for board housing is 14.25" to fit standard 16" studs.
405138
Outside Frame: 18-1/4". Inside bevel to bevel edge or actaul screen width is 17".
1741917
What matter is you screw directly to the wall stud. Typical stud spacing is 16″ on center and even on older houses is rarely greater than 24″ on center.
2035136
The unit is sized to fit between wall studs set on 16 inch centers. The fan comes with a paper template that aids in layout of the wall opening and mounting screw locations. This fan will fit any wall that has the studs set on 16 inch centers (minimum)
1252
I installed this in my father-in-law's place so can not measure it for you but it is wide enough to span 16" studs so probably about 20". Sorry I can not tell you exactly.
2250072
I believe18" studs are a building standard and they fit fine. My older home actually has 24" spacing between studs (older home) so it proved an issue
2180660
Mine is 18 3/4 inches from outside edge. 17 inches apart from the inside of the support rails (?).
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.
378879
The space measures a little shy of 18 inches. hmmm..I see the other response..but I just measured with a tape. It is slightly less than 18 inches.
377824
I have one of the 18" Rev-a-shelf units and it is 17" across the outside of the rails. Looks like you should have a quarter inch to spare.
1001231
Joist spacing needs to be 16" on center. Like others have said, you need at least an 8' ceiling for this.
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Overall exterior measurement is 18 inches (including a pusher knob and betting chips holder on either side of where you place the tiles for your wall) but interior measurement (where your tiles are placed) is 16 inches.
745792
outside diameter 18", inside diameter (actual bed surface0 16". Base dia is a few inches more. Superior quality but I hope you have room.
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at the narrowest point, from inside the railing one one side to the inside of the railing on the other side it's 18.5 inches, the depth is 16.5 inches
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Aloha A C, Mine fit great between the wall studs that were sixteen inches on center. A little sloppy so I used some shims on one side due to it being an older condo and built in Maui. Height is no problem, just make sure you know where the wires are at in the wall. Depth will be a problem installing it in a 2x4 wall with insulation. Your will have to cut the insulation out behind the safe. It took me less than fifteen minutes to install it. I love it. Aloha, Captain