What is the length from ceiling to rack?
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It can be varied. The other two answers correspond to the way JK Adams' instructions are written. I have mounted the racks on a wooden piece that is already a foot or so below the ceiling, so I bought two screw eyes and two 3/4" long hex-head bolts and nuts (total cost <$2), screwed the eyes into the wood, and put the bolts through the screw eyes and resting in the groove on the underside of the rack. Using this method, the rack is ~1" from the wood piece.
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With the supplied hardware, ceiling-to-rack measures 8 1/4 inches for the single-beam, 36 inch rack that I bought. I can only assume the 39x13 rack in your inquiry would hang about the same distance on an 8 foot ceiling. In any case, we feel the "reach" is correct for our needs. Check the company's web site. I believe they sell longer hardware for higher ceilings. If not, a trip to the hardware store would probably satisfy your needs.
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It's about 8 inches from the ceiling to the base of the bar on mine which is just the single bar rack holding 6 hooks. Then the hooks are an additional couple of inches or so. I imagine they are the same though. You can contact J.K. Adams and they will answer questions for you.
187857
About 8 1/2 inches to top of rack. You can get chain to either shorten or lengthen if needed. My brother has the same rack and used chain to drop it a little more. His ceiling is higher than mine and it turned out very nice.
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It is our vacation home and we aren't there now. So, I can't really be sure. It doesn't hang very low from the ceiling though - I would guess 8-10 inches. Sorry, I can't be more specific.
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It's about 13.25" for actual hanging space. And another .25" for the curve of the hanger. I really like these hangers and I'm planning to order more myself. They save a lot of vertical space in the closet. They're worth the money.
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roughly 6" from top of rack to bottom of hook and 4.5" from the grate to bottom of hook
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The length of the rod, starting at the roof is 10". The total space from ceiling to bottom of the light (drop) is 19".The rod is smaller than what it looks like in the picture.
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I measured just about 19" from the ceiling to the tip of the fixture that the light string come through. Hope this helps!
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I will agree about 7 feet. Allow for spring and chain length from ceiling too.
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8 1/2" from the back of the base rack to the front of the neck rack. Also, I am totally pleased with the rack. Will probably get at least 2 more as my collection grows. I am converting a closet to a wine storage for my better wines, and these racks serve quite well.
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27" from ceiling to the bottom of the light fixture. It needs the downrod. The downrod is part of the structure of the fan. There is approximately 2" of the downrod that (maybe) could be eliminated.
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Total length from top to bottom - 36.5" L X 7.5" W X 7.5" W. I placed the top rung over two existing hooks I had hanging in the closet so did not use the hanger holes on the rack.
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I am so sorry it took days for me to see your question. Pretty exact 17 inches. I bought two and butted them together for the extended length of 34." I love it. The hooks slide to accommodate items with different widths. I had limited length and this particular rack had close head-space (I guess that is a good way to say it. I hope this helps! Like I said, I love them!!!
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Hi there, sorry for the late reply, screws are 42 cm far apart and tie rack is 53 cm. hope this helped.
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rack requires 24 inches of wall space to mount. rods are about 21 inches wide but wall mounts are wider.
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Approx 10 inches deep ( inside side front door to back), 12 inches wide ( side to side) and 4 3/4 inches high from lowest rack position to top (ceiling)
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Hey Chris, from the bottom of the little feet to the top of the rack is almost exactly half an inch. Hope this helps!
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Measuring from the back of my rack box it's about 10 1/4 inches, maybe a little more.
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Sorry to be complex, but I don't see how to make it simple. The rack at the base is 42"long by 22" deep. the upright poles at either end bow out to 49" (total width). The overall length of the hangar rack is 51" (not counting the extension rods). It is 70" high at its highest point. If you push the rack from the end into a closet, you need 22" width, 70" height, and 51" length. Hope I haven't confused you.