how wide is the space between the kerf insert flanges on this item?
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The kerfs are 1" apart, 3/16" wide and 5/16 in height. Home Depot has a similar MD product in black that has a thinner and taller kerfs. I bought both hoping that one of them is the correct one. The original door sweep on my doors are glued in place as there are no visible screws or staples. I have double entry doors and plan to replace both. George
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I suspect the width is standard for doors with kerf inserts. I had no problem installing on my 8 year old door. I did need to staple the ends for added strength. It works great.
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The flange is 14 inches wide. You probably will not have enough room to fit it into a fifteen inch wide base cabinet.
720454
Not sure on the brand but mine is granite-resin the basin flange is about 3/8" thick and it fitted fine. Hope that helps.
922978
From bolt flange to bolt flange is 7.5 inches. I put one on my 2005 heritage softail classic and it fit perfectly.
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Since many ppl had this specific question, I did a detailed measurement of each of the flanges from top to bottom in my video review (hope this helps): http://www.amazon.com/review/R31YEAB1J6JAA7
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The handle detached from the tool, so I had to buy another one from a local hardware store. Sorry don't remember the spacing.
215304
Element size is 8 1/2 " at widest point 12 3/8 " from flange to end of support feet
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The one that came with my insert is .100" , I have not used it yet so not sure if I need it. I agree with the first response to your question, that is the way I do it if I build my own.
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It is 34 5/8 inches for 32 inch model. There is a dress cover over each flange that adds about 1/4 inch more total.
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Hello Tim,The width of the clamp is just over 2.5" wide. The clamp bolt and knob are 4.5" tall, so you'll need that much vertical room underneath for it to fit.Thank you for your question and please let me know if you have any further questions.Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
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It should, the way the holes in front are created they fit many sizes of flanges. I've used 2 different systems with zero problem.
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I have mine installed in a keggle. It measures just over 10 and1/2 inches on the inside.
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I no longer live in the house where I installed them, but they are closer to three inches wide. The hole spacing is about three inches.
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10 inches between front spindles, 11 3/4 at widest point front to back and 7 inches at narrow point front to back. Hope that is helpful. I just love mine.
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Backspace is 3.6 inches from where rim bolts to axle flange to inside tire bead
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Hi John, The outside diameter of the spacer at the widest point is about 4.75"/. Tanks for asking, Greg
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I've uploaded a photo of the clamp. It shows the size of the clamp and measures the opening. The clamping space is UP TO 1and 1/2 inches wide. If the thickness if the item falls within this measurement then you should be able to clamp it.. Just be sure to also account for the width of the bottom spacer