Does the space (and old, non working fireplace) needs to be 18inches plus 3 inches wide on each side = 24 inches wide, or would 22inches be enough?
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We didn't buy it for an insert in an existing fireplace,we use it under a desk(the opening where the desk chair rolled out of the way). It is used as supplementary heat source when we don't want to run the central heat.
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My manual states to keep combustibles 3 feet away from the front and away from the sides and rear: it doesn't give a specific distance for sides and rear. The unit is 19" wide trim to trim, 18" wide side to side; basically there is a ½" lip on outer edge. We have ours in a non-working fireplace which is several inches wider (about each side). We bought this because it had the right depth to fit--we have an odd-shaped fireplace. Manual is accessible at tsicustomerservice Hopefully, this will help.
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my fire box opening is 18 inches wide. I did have to remove one of the handles from the classic flame unit.
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I am also interested to find out he EXACT dimensions to replace a 20 year old model, and this model is listed in some sites with 23 25/32 width, 24 is too large for my counter space, which is correct? hurry I need to decide
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I have been trying to find out the dimensions of the fireplace without the added shelf too! I hope someone who has purchased one replys soon!
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I think it will fit just fine - might look a little funny though because it would be very low for such a wide screen - but I tend to prefer to have my tv a bit higher than other people - my 46" is on a shelf that is at least 1 foot higher than the fireplace. However, I would worry more about stability in terms of the fireplace moving! Mine moves very smoothly & easily on its casters, so a little jolt may send your tv to the floor!
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My sink measures 23 inches wide including the lip, and it is installed in a 30 inch sink cabinet. Remember, a 24 inch cabinet means that the outside width is 24 inches. So it depends - do you have just a sink front without side walls? Then maybe you can squeeze it in, but would have trouble getting the clips in place, if you need those. If you have a 24" sink cabinet with 1/2 or 3/4 inch plywood box construction, then definitely not. A drop in style sink might give you a little more wiggle room.
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I just fit ours into a space 13 feet wide. It's hard to get an exact measurement, but I've probably got 6 inches leeway -- so maybe the total width is 12 1/2 ft. You may also need to factor this in: if you've got to put wood under the U bars (i.e., if you're not setting up on asphalt), you want the bar to hit the center of the wood squares (recommended 15" X 15" X 1.2" pressure treated), which will add another 15 inches to the width of the space you need. Given this, 14 feet is a good estimate for the width of the space you want to clear/level. The manual recommends having 6 feet of clearance on all sides for setup, but I did fine without all that extra space.
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It does require 24 inches of wall space, not 21. We love the Accordion Dryer we bought, if that helps.
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The entirety of the fireplace is the insert only - you should be able to get the exact dimensions from the website specs.
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The fireplace is also sold separately can be found on Amazon with the measurements.http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51hOdgxYDoL._SY450_.jpg
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I have one in a drawer & if I fully expand the sides...it's 23 1/2 inches...buying 2 and not expanding them would give you approx 25 inches. But you could get 2 , expanding one side the inch and 3/4 you need, just depends on how you want to use the left over space. Hope this helps.
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I'd say you really need about 24" as the whole thing sits on two rails that are 24" long. The extra 3" can be a bit of overhang at the back or front, but I don't think 19" will be enough - might make it unstable. Best case scenario you would have ~5" of overhang even in standing position
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The minimum width is 23" because the a/c unit itself along with the fan fold extenders take up about that much space with the extenders pushed all the way in, tight toward the unit. When the extenders are pulled out as far as possible, it covers about 36", hence the Max width. That being said, 22" is close, and you might get lucky and be able to get it to work. I don't personally think I'd chance it though. Your only other option would be to get the unit and rig something else to cover the rest of the opening width, instead of the included extenders...or use one extender on one side and rig something on the other side. Hope this helps! The minimum width is 23" because the a/c unit itself along with the fan fold extenders take up about that much space with the extenders pushed all the way in, tight toward the unit. When the extenders are pulled out as far as possible, it covers about 36", hence the Max width. That being said, 22" is close, and you might get lucky and be able to get it to work. I don't personally think I'd chance it though. Your only other option would be to get the unit and rig something else to cover the rest of the opening width, instead of the included extenders...or use one extender on... » Read More The minimum width is 23" because the a/c unit itself along with the fan fold extenders take up about that much space with the extenders pushed all the way in, tight toward the unit. When the extenders are pulled out as far as possible, it covers about 36", hence the Max width. That being said, 22" is close, and you might get lucky and be able to get it to work. I don't personally think I'd chance it though. Your only other option would be to get the unit and rig something else to cover the rest of the opening width, instead of the included extenders...or use one extender on one side and rig something on the other side. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I am confused. The product description says 20.75 inches wide but all of the answers say it is 32 inches. My space is 23 inches. Will it fit?
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The space measures a little shy of 18 inches. hmmm..I see the other response..but I just measured with a tape. It is slightly less than 18 inches.
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Size of the top was an issue for me too. I suggest that you get some cardboard and a tape measure and create a mock up of the fireplace. This is the only way to be sure. Too many variables to say yes for sure.
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Just measured mine. You are correct, there is a extension that goes out side the wall that's almost 2 inches. You will need 3 3/4 inches in depth. You are close enough that you may be able to use this unit by installing it with the 3 1/2 depth you have and using some white caulk around the edges for the 1/4 inch space you may have, other wise you may need to find a diff product.
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You need about an inch, maybe a little less. Mine is in a space that is 12 inches wide, but you got probably go 11 inches wide and be fine.