My wall is 1.5" thick. Will this kit work? I have 3/4"oak tongue and groove over 3/4" plaster.
315205
If I remember correctly it won't go that deep normally. My wall is extra thick between units, to help reduce nose a little more. I solved the problem by notching out some of the dry wall so the locking pieces can swivel out to lock the housing in the wall. It has been installed for well over a year without any problems yet.
1217087
I am using it with 1" rods but like the previous poster said, this should work without issue. The screw size is the same, this corner piece might just look a little bigger with the 3/4" rod and not as "seamless" as it does with the 1".
954506
Based on the description on the back of the package this tool finds the fastener (nail, screw) that attaches the wallboard to the stud. If that's the case then the thickness of the wallboard doesn't matter - the head of the fastener is likely less than 1/4 inch from the surface.
1712247
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
1629356
My bathroom door is 1-3/8" thick. It's a tight fit (I almost thought it wouldn't!) but works fine.
682637
I used 3/4" plywood for my wall and it works fine. Keep in mind the T-Nuts go into the wall making up for the depth of the plywood.
2194428
It had the same wing screw fastener that you would find on electrical work boxes used in existing walls, usually called "old work boxes". If those work for your wall thickness, then this item will work for you.
1099514
1 1/4 " is what I used. Check w/ the manufacturer of the flooring (they usually tell you on their website). Good luck!!
1174111
No, I used it for the James Hardy 3/8(?) X 8 1/4 siding, but I think it would work equally as well for the cedar siding. There is room to allow for that thickness. I was very pleased with how easy it made putting the siding go on.
711136
Yes it will. Make sure you are drilling on wood stud or something that can hold the weight. Drywall won't be able to hold it.
2279411
Nope. My ceiling is 1/2" drywall and they have little clamps that hold them in place. Not sure about thicker ceilings though.
44951
Yes my floor was also 1-3/4" thick. It comes with a template for the hole, I drilled four holes one in each corner of the cutout then used a jigsaw to complete the cutout. It is very nice quality for the price and fairly easy to install.
2164460
Yes this will work but make sure to use drywall anchors if there is no stud.
2157829
Door thickness will not matter. The only vertical stile you attach to, which is a maximum of 3/4".
320778
Wall thickness is OK. You would need to modify interior and exterior opening to to 6 1/2" diameter.
2021166
This handle is meant to work on doors that are 1-3/4" thick. If you try to use it on a thinner door, your would have to purchase shorter screws. I do not believe the keyed version would work on a 3/4" thick, as the tail piece for the thumb turn and the tail piece for the keyed cylinder must meet in the middle of the mortise lock and I do not think there will be enough space to accommodate both.
1723305
The thickness of the bracket is 3/16". If what you are talking about is you have 3/16' left exposed with nut tightened they should work.