Can someone verify the depth of this product? I need 1/2" deep because I am mounting over a stud (not between) and still want it flush
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I can't answer directly, as mine is already installed and I am at work. Seems like it would be easier to trim out portions of the edges of the panel where the stud fits if necessary. Put mine in with construction adhesive - works very well.
1443077
You may need to gouge out the stud a little bit where the lip of the cover goes
1443078
I had a similar situation and ended up shaving the lip slightly with a knife as the lip requires 5/8" depth. It was easy to do and it fits fine.
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To clarify, the mounting area [with full thread onto the depth of the recessed nut] is 3 1/2" WIDE, but only 1 1/2" DEEP. I have a "Headache Rack" on my truck, and the round tubing is 1 3/4" wide, so the stock bolts are too short. I'm heading to the hardware store to get longer bolts. Geoff's helpful review of this rack [below] recommends that one change out ALL the hardware anyway. Will do.
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Hello- I just measured mine and the depth is 1/16" short of 16"... Hope this helps
1878310
I have one installed on an over mount sink, seems to be 3/4" thick. I'm not sure about 1". If you really like it, and it doesn't work out, returning the faucet will be easy. I've had no trouble returning items with amazon. Hope it works out.
519142
the mounting base is not bigger that 3 1/2 to 4 inches. hope this helps I love it..
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Husband says there is 3/4" from center to edge of butt end stud that is 1-1/2" wide
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Mine fit a 1" thick shelf. I don't think they will slide onto 1 1/2" without digging in. They work great.
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I can't give an exact measure, mine is already bolted in place. But if you have no less than 14.25 inches between the studs, u should be fine. You might could get away with 14 inches. You can always try I shave away a little bit of the studs if you need another eighth to a quarter of an inch. But I would feel ok with about 14.25. If your studs are more than 16, just screw in some shims, but I assume you mean they're on the small side. The vline web site puts the Luther diminishing at 14 inches wide. So I may be a bit off with my 14.25 estimate. You can't go wrong with this safe.
1087896
Seems to be flush, I would think some heavy duty wood screws with epoxy would suffice for mounting to 2x4s
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I would say yes. Mine is installed already and I don't have an easy way to check the depth of the hole. But the "box" itself has an inside depth of 6.5" where at least 3.5" is protruding, including the door. Whatever the thickness of the back wall is, it's not more than 1/2" so it sounds like it meets the 4" criteria. Overall amount sticking out from the wall is about 3.75".
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I assume you need to know the depth. From surface of receptacle to closed door you have 1 1/2 inch clearance.
814403
Mine is surface mounted and extends from the wall not quite 4.75 inches. For recess mount, the recess portion measures 4.0 inches.
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Mine is already mounted so its tough to measure, but it looks like the holes are 7/32".
888758
1/2" should work fine. The length will depend on how far you need to run from the unit to your drain.
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I would suggest you go onto kohlers website, they provide excellent specs. as the mounting holes are on the sides, not the back, you probably cannot mount it in plaster that deep unless you surface mount
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Mine is mounted in a door 2" thick. I think the shoulders alone add up to more than 3/4". In my opinion, no, 1/4" is too thin. Hope this is helpful.
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It fit my 2x4 wall just fine and is perfectly flush with 1/2" hardiboard. That channel on the back that goes between the two shelves fits a 2x4 perfectly. I used it on an interior wall that had no insulation though. So if you have some insulation you may have to have a work around for that.