What kind of clearance do you need on Top/Bottom? The description says 1/8" on each side but does not give for T/B. 1" height can't be the clearance.
895152
I'm not sure if this will help, but here goes. If you put the rollers and the track in as per the instructions they will have about 1/16" bottom clearance. If you look at the mounting tab on the rollers and the rail, they will fit on the horizontal cross member of the cabinet face. That will give you the top clearance. If you are replacing old ones put them in the same position. If you are putting them into a new cabinet you can go on line and look up the install instructions. That is the best I can tell you. Hope it helps.
428918
You will need a clearance of 1 to 2 inches for the top of the can. The sides are tapered down to the bottom which is not as wide as the top. You will need clearance for the lid as the whole lid opens vertically...adds to the clearance for the whole can vertically.
1325381
With the terminal posts I would say that you need at least 8.5 inches clearance. 9 inches would be better.
1700376
The clearance between the top and bottom beds is 8 1/2 inches. My granddaughter's American Girl doll fits perfectly on the bottom bed.
214068
You need a width clearance of at least 11.5You need a width clearance of at least 11.5"
1077586
1 3/4 inches so you would probably want a little more than that for clearance.
1944852
I have them in the cardboard covers. There is about 1/4-inch clearance total.
512617
from floor to top 29 1/4. The bottom 'tray/ledge' is not at the front, so you don't have to allow for that. It would depend how high your chair is as to how much clearance you have.
1835779
Do you mean the clearance height-wise? (as opposed to circumference of the shelves)I'll see if I can measure...not all of my pots can fit in any of the slots. Ie, my stock pot can only fit on the bottom one, and they get progressively smaller towards the top. (I suppose if there were more clearance on the shelf I keep the pan tree on, I could theoretically put the stock pot on the top shelf, too)
1326745
That is confusing, I believe it is the height from the deck to the top, if you are tall you would want one with the highest clearance.
482261
Shoved up against a wall edge the top rim of course stops the side from touching but there is a very slight tilt to the sides. With that being said it is about 3/8" from wall to the outside of the basket at the top and about 5/8" from wall to the outside of the basket at the bottom. Of course if they were straight then you would not be able to nest them together. :0) Almost a year in and I am still glad I made the purchase.
69654
They recommend about a 6" clearance in the back for ventilation. The sides, I do not believe, have any clearance specifications. You may want to check their tech specs on their website for side clearances, just for confirmation.
57399
The front ground clearance is 1 3/8". Back of unit ground clearance is 2 3/4". Hope this helps.
2047771
This was a gift for my grandson and I believe my daughter says it's 8" clearance.
2131515
The height is 14-1/8" tall. The instructions, however, say to leave clearances of 2" on the sides and back and 4" on the top.
2057276
The bottom is just under 1" without the footpegs. It would be just over 1" with them. Sorry for the delay!
2018952
1.14 to 1.15 inches. The other who posted 1.225 inches measured the 7/8" side of the socket.Looks like this socket is 40-50 thou bigger than your clearance available.