What is the maximum deck thickness allowed for installation?
1443797
I installed my faucet through 1.5 of concrete counter and .5 inch cement board with no issues.
1443798
I don't have specs immediately available, but I installed in 1-1/4" Silestone with no problems.
1443799
I don't know for sure. But, I can tell you that mine is through 3/4" plywood and then through slate counter top.
1142839
Hard to estimate, but I would say similar to thickness of like card stock. Thinner than card board. Hope that helps!
1448614
As long as it is not too thick, test viscosity as instructed in the manual. It is pretty easy to paint a deck with a roller on a long handle also.
2153380
The maximum realistic opening is approximately 81mm or 3.25in so it could be clamped to a board of that thickness
640331
Yes, that means it's rated for a max of 145yds of 12lb line. You can still go thicker, but you won't be able to load as much length then, and it could affect performance if you go too heavy.
976433
I do not believe that you can use composite decking (as was my original hope) as the dimensions are just different enough. Perhaps someone handier could make it work?
105122
Absolutely, the clamp screw has more than sufficient length to support practically any deck rail thickness
333401
The instructions are pretty clear and tell you the size and distance that you are asking about. Basically if your finished deck is less than 2.5 inches thick (that is plywood, cement board not including tile) it is a 1.5 inch hole and you will decide the center from 8-16 inches (from one valve to the other). For decks thicker than 2.5 inches, they recommend a 2 inch hole. If you are cutting through ceramic or porcelain tile, I highly recommend buying a diamond carbide hole saw bit for your drill to make clean holes. Buy a normal hole saw to cut through your cement board and/or plywood to save the life of your diamond carbide hole saw. The instructions are pretty clear and tell you the size and distance that you are asking about. Basically if your finished deck is less than 2.5 inches thick (that is plywood, cement board not including tile) it is a 1.5 inch hole and you will decide the center from 8-16 inches (from one valve to the other). For decks thicker than 2.5 inches, they recommend a 2 inch hole. If you are cutting through ceramic or porcelain tile, I highly recommend buying a diamond carbide hole saw bit for your drill to make clean holes. Buy a normal hole saw to cut through your cement board and/or plywood to... » Read More The instructions are pretty clear and tell you the size and distance that you are asking about. Basically if your finished deck is less than 2.5 inches thick (that is plywood, cement board not including tile) it is a 1.5 inch hole and you will decide the center from 8-16 inches (from one valve to the other). For decks thicker than 2.5 inches, they recommend a 2 inch hole. If you are cutting through ceramic or porcelain tile, I highly recommend buying a diamond carbide hole saw bit for your drill to make clean holes. Buy a normal hole saw to cut through your cement board and/or plywood to save the life of your diamond carbide hole saw. « Show Less
1612383
Assuming the rail that you are clamping it to isn't too think to slip between the clamp and that it is strong enough to support the weight from whatever you will be hanging on it I can't see why it would matter what material the deck is made of. It should be fine I would think.
819150
don't know I bought this for my craftsmen 54 inch deck sorry I couldn't help more
961335
a 4 cm thickness is not a problem for the unit but you may need longer screws than those that are provided.
1148348
Max thickness is about an inch and a half. I purchased mine to cut pinewood derby cars for our scout troop if that helps.
88693
My deck opening is 6 feet...North States carries an expandable gate is even better for outdoor use...living in northern MN, this gate has survived nicely this harsh winter.
1787784
approx. 3" would be the max thickness of work bench. Anything thicker would put the working part of the vise below the surface of the workbench.
1410717
I am worried that my shelf might be too thick. What is the maximum thickness that the shelf can be?
1958683
I can answer on the thickness for sure, but I was using jumbo push pins with a 3/8" metal pin part and didn't have an issue.
1605485
You can, and that's exactly what I did and it worked great, evening out some cracks and deadening the sound of the laminate in heeled shoes. I'm not aware of any need for specific thickness.