How much room above the unit is needed for loading, and how much room below for pulling the towell?
1373736
We've mounted ours with 2" clearance at the top (it's just under a deep shelf) and the bottom is right at the top of our counter's backsplash (3 1/2" from countertop). This has worked for us to be able to access towels from below and restock as needed!
1010365
We just had our hung today. We kept it up high enough for four towels to on the bottom portion and tw0 on the top partition. Because of it's width the towels needed to be triple folded. The towel warmer is not suppose to use much electricity. The bars are nice a warm even the uprights. We did have ours hard wired to the electric. I can let you know better tomorrow how well they work. We don't intend to turn it off unless we are away.John
2192585
Nothing on top needed. I have some things on top of it and it functions perfectly. No spaces on top needed.
1120173
I have the Seville in the corner and my washer and dryer next to it,,it depends how much space you have..this is a great product with lots of shelf space,,I am very happy with mine..
1737791
The top shelf latches over the side so more weight gives a stronger hold. I dry jeans and towels, put up and take down a lot. It works great!
1694625
This unit is raised and lowered very easily, if installed correctly. It holds the weight of regular laundry just fine. I don't think I would try to hang more than one large wet rug on it.
1238921
17 5/8" wide, 14 3/8" deep and 5 5/8" high; Be sure to allow additional space of several inches behind the unit for cabling. I have mine sitting on a shelf with 15" distance between shelves, which gives approx. 10" above the unit. You probably only need about 7" or so to accommodate loading a record and lifting the arm. It comes with a cloth cover which gives you additional location placements since you don't have to worry about a hinged hard cover or one that has to be lifted off the unit to play, I've had both and the soft cover is better.
2078530
That is exactly how I use mine. Very sturdy, crammed full and I have to pull the drawers out on turn the unit and pull then to the front or back.
1895184
The one I purchased measured 20 inches high, 10 inches across and 19 inches deep. The 21 inch clearance requirement relates to the depth of the cupboard into which you want to install the unit. To accurately place the unit in the cupboard for installation, remove the inner bin temporarily, place a wooden clothes pin on the bent part of the handle, placed the unit in the cupboard and closed the door. The clothes pin provides a little clearance between the handle part and the inside of the door. Open the door, mark the position of the frame mount holes. Use a small drill bit and drill the mounting holes in both front and back of the frame. Secure the frame with the supplied screws. Replace the bin. Remove the clothes pin. There were special garbage bag liners included, but we use the normal kitchen tidy bags and they work well...overall...a great buy...
2120014
Mine is in our summer house. Space is tighter in a condominium. Is there space on the floor to one side or the other of the dryer to place the lint trap? That would work, if you have those few inches.
831445
If you installed whatever hangboard you're going to use high enough, I think you could probably fit a pulley kit on there, the clearance between the top of the wood board and the lowest row of bolts is about 15"
1537698
The manual states that you must have a minimum of 8 inches between the garge side wall and the end of the torsion bar. I currently have 5 inches between the side wall and the side of my Lift Master.I hope this helps answers your question.
1852597
About 1-1/2". Sufficient to do the job. Now if you are planning to be moving it around a lot, and not LIFT it up doing so...then I'd expect some problems after a time. I've had this unit since early Spring ('14), and still looking good.
1130545
Manual says "Allow at least 8 inches of space around the unit and 16 inches above the unit.
673622
Actually you will need closer to 20 inches (just shy of 19.8 will do) since you need room to lift the filter basket out!
432835
I would only go to 3/8, 7-21(12K WL but can actually handle close to 20K) that is already a greater capacity then the snatch block itself. one thing to keep in mind as you pull and increase the tension the cable may snap, to avoid a nasty situation, cut up and old bath towel and tie strips every 8-10 feet. If the line should break, the towels will cause it to drop rather then snap, like fly fishing. Hope this helped.
1811830
I agree on the distances mentioned below (about 14 feet X 5 lines). I just wanted to mention that I use mine extended to about 12 feet, and have had no problems hanging "heavy" items like jeans and large towels. I have hung a full load of laundry on these lines with no problems.