How far out do the suction cups keep the frame from the window? I have mullions (the wooden cross pieces) on my windows that stick out about 1/2".
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If I understand your question, it is about 3/4" of inch from the window. I hope that works for you, because my cats love it.
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One Inch clearance from the window to the frame. It will depend on the spacing between the wood. The spacing is 21" inches between the suction cups on the frame of the Kitty Cot. So, if there is glass & not wood at that pattern, then you're set. We are able to center ours over our mullions with no problem.
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The mullions should not be an issue. There is a gap of approx. 3/4 - 1" between the cot and the glass.
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don't know. The suction cups never really held on our window. The last time it fell down, it smashed to pieces. I would not recommend this product, unless you can find another way to attach it. I would have hated it if baby birds where in it when it fell.
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The length of the bar is 18", not including the suction cups. Suction cups are extra 2.5" each.
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They protrude from the door about 3.12" where the rack shelves are and about 1" on the frame. I had to rearrange my shelves to make it work. Not sure I really got any more space but it's nice to have the things I use the most on the door
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Make sure your window is clean then firmly hold suction cups to window for 1 minute & you should be good to go. I've never had mine fall
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It really depends what type of glass you are sticking it to. Some glazed glass, like the kind that is coated for sun issues or the double pained glass for insulation purposes, they really don't stick well to. Plain regular glass they work very well on and not heavy coated glazed glass they work on. You can always put a small loop hook on the top and a wire through it and hook it to the top of the window sill and then the suction cups just keep it stable.
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you only need about 1/2" clearance from the frame of the door. If your blinds are closer to your door than 1/2" this will not be advised. My lock does not stick out as far as the handle on the door giving me plenty of clearance.
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Holds fast down into the teens. IF you mount them correctly, then they will stay there for a long time. I've had one stuck up for over 6 months. Clean the window really well with window cleaner, then go over it again with rubbing alcohol. Wipe the suction cups with alcohol on a paper towel. Make sure there are no little pieces of towel on the cup. Then apply a thin coat, just enough to wet, of saliva to the cups and press firmly on the window. Don't hang anything on it for a few hours. Note the little tabs on the cups. They are sticking almost straight up when they are firmly on the window. Holds fast down into the teens. IF you mount them correctly, then they will stay there for a long time. I've had one stuck up for over 6 months. Clean the window really well with window cleaner, then go over it again with rubbing alcohol. Wipe the suction cups with alcohol on a paper towel. Make sure there are no little pieces of towel on the cup. Then apply a thin coat, just enough to wet, of saliva to the cups and press firmly on the window. Don't hang anything on it for a few hours. Note the little tabs on the cups. They are sticking almost straight up when they are firmly on the window.
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I asked the owner of my local Wild Birds Unlimited store. He said about 2'. And as M.A.Weiss answered below: look for the evidence on your window. That really helped me decide.
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It has a suction cup mount that attaches to the window, and it hangs from the mount.
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We have it installed on one side of a glass shower surround. The outside edge of the bar itself is 2.75" out, with the support posts on each end sticking out anotber 1/4 inch.
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I have a preformed shower. I mounted mine about 1/2 inch from the outside of the frame and about 1 1/2 inches above the frame. It works perfect. Far enough out that if there is a draft, it doesn't make the curtain float back in. I wouldn't mount even with the outside of the frame, because then it doesn't leave enough room for the curtain to curl in to prevent water from leaking out. Hope this helps.
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How long and in inches please, what's the gap dimension between rubber to rubber? Have vinyl windows with 1/4" frame.
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It sticks out about an inch or two. I posted a picture of my installation with my review.
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Depends on your window pane, it extends into the house (beyond the wall) about 3 inches in my case.
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About 38 inches. The best thing to do if that is not long enough is to have a handyman make a piece using the fitting end of the window piece attached to a piece of plywood.
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About 2" the adhesive doesn't stick very well. They came off cabinet I when I was moving.g it!