How many inches from the floor to the tallest point ( roomba top button got stucco under my cabinets)
1565746
Not exactly sure but it will be fine for the cabinets the high point is in the middle of the robot. Mine gets stuck under end tables not the cabinets
1565747
it is 4 3/4 inches from the highest point on Neato. It gets under my cupboard overhang however they are only 3 inches wide.. they do get under my beds except for my platform bed which is only 3 inches from floor.
1565748
Stucco is normally an exterior siding material. Odd to find stucco under cabinets.
1759833
If you measure to the top of the mounting hardware it measures 40 1/4 inches. That is not taking into consideration that I had to start above my wood trim along the floor (so mine is at approx. 43 inches from the floor). I hope this helps.
1706842
I don't quite remember as I got it extended above my studio door - I think about 4 feet
1671092
You can google the manual online. It says not to install it closer than eight inches to any serface or less than six feet from the floor and at least three feet from combustable items.
844774
19 1/2 inches cabinet only from top of cabinet to the bottom of cabinet door
1324017
I'm six foot and I have more than enough headroom with an 8 foot high ceiling. A pedal at the bottom of it's orbit would be about 6 inches off the floor.
957533
The bottom of my unit is mounted at 20" above floor pan placing the topmost jets/apertures at 57" above floor pan. However my unit is not the one pictured so your results may vary. I really like mine. (AKDY GV-8727HB in brushed stainless)
1979412
The lift rollers at top of lift have several inches of adjustment. However, any TV less than 30 inches high (mine is 27 inches) will go above the cabinet. I stop mine with the remote at cabinet height, otherwise it goes 2 inches above cabinet.
1198559
when installed its 6" from the top of the cabinet (base) to the top of the sink
1730263
The measurement is 16 inches for the flew (chimney part) from the start of the range hood there is 10 inches. We had this issue but wanted a polished look to our kitchen so we removed the above cabinets and put tile right to the celing in behind. Good luck with your project
1356133
The version I got was adjustable to 45inches from the ceiling. You have a few options.
621279
Sorry, don't know. It's in the ceiling already. I'd say about that length. Maybe
744191
I have 9' ceilings in my garage and the platform lowers to within 18" of the floor. You could add cable to extend the drop to accomodate the added height from the original point. However your highest lift point would be about 7'6" above the floor. I am sure any alterations would void any warranties to the product. On a side note: I have two now and will be ordering at least one more soon. As far as control rod, you will have to extend it to meet your needs. The directions suggest a 1/2 inch drill but I had a local machine shop turn the insert down to fit a 3/8 drill. I might advise you to not use a cordless drill. I personally would consider going a little lighter on the max weight. I have 9' ceilings in my garage and the platform lowers to within 18" of the floor. You could add cable to extend the drop to accomodate the added height from the original point. However your highest lift point would be about 7'6" above the floor. I am sure any alterations would void any warranties to the product. On a side note: I have two now and will be ordering at least one more soon. As far as control rod, you will have to extend it to meet your needs. The directions suggest a 1/2 inch drill but I had a local machine shop turn the insert down to fit a 3/8 drill. I might... » Read More I have 9' ceilings in my garage and the platform lowers to within 18" of the floor. You could add cable to extend the drop to accomodate the added height from the original point. However your highest lift point would be about 7'6" above the floor. I am sure any alterations would void any warranties to the product. On a side note: I have two now and will be ordering at least one more soon. As far as control rod, you will have to extend it to meet your needs. The directions suggest a 1/2 inch drill but I had a local machine shop turn the insert down to fit a 3/8 drill. I might advise you to not use a cordless drill. I personally would consider going a little lighter on the max weight. « Show Less
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It is 63 inches. You will need at least 65 inches to fit it properly. It goes all the way up to the ceiling, it come with a lot of cord, so you can pull it as far as you want. It is very light and easy to use. I reinforce the hooks on the ceiling to make it sure that holds the weight of wet clothes. I had to add a pulley on the side wall to make it work better. You can buy in any hardware store. It is a pitty I cannot send you the picture... Any way, the height you can manage by adding knots along the cord. It looks good on the ceiling, too. The green color give a good touch overall. Happy to help you! It is 63 inches. You will need at least 65 inches to fit it properly. It goes all the way up to the ceiling, it come with a lot of cord, so you can pull it as far as you want. It is very light and easy to use. I reinforce the hooks on the ceiling to make it sure that holds the weight of wet clothes. I had to add a pulley on the side wall to make it work better. You can buy in any hardware store. It is a pitty I cannot send you the picture... Any way, the height you can manage by adding knots along the cord. It looks good on the ceiling, too. The green color give a good touch overall. Happy... » Read More It is 63 inches. You will need at least 65 inches to fit it properly. It goes all the way up to the ceiling, it come with a lot of cord, so you can pull it as far as you want. It is very light and easy to use. I reinforce the hooks on the ceiling to make it sure that holds the weight of wet clothes. I had to add a pulley on the side wall to make it work better. You can buy in any hardware store. It is a pitty I cannot send you the picture... Any way, the height you can manage by adding knots along the cord. It looks good on the ceiling, too. The green color give a good touch overall. Happy to help you! « Show Less
1075066
from floor to top of unit, measured with a metal tape measure, 31-5/8 inches
1967579
Apologies. I don't have it right now to measure, but I have vaulted ceilings, and it's very useful.
949617
The length of the entire mechanism, when it is closed is 60". The entire unit pulled to full extension is 120" That means that the hole in the wall you are going to install it in must be 60" deep. When you have installed the mechanism in that hole, you can then pull the sliding part out and attach a 60" long drawer or shelf, etc. to the mechanism then push the entire 60" back into the wall. One important thing to remember is that, unlike standard kitchen drawer slides, there is no way to detach the sliding part from the part affixed to the inside of the cabinet. You must first attach the entire mechanism inside the cabinet. You must then center your drawer/shelf between the rails, raise the drawer/shelf so it will clear the floor or cabinet frame, then pull the inner portion on the slide out on both sides of the drawer/shelf and attach the inner slide mechanism to the drawer/shelf. This is a VERY HEAVY mechanism and the forces of the load it will support are substantial. These slides are excellent and we could not be happier with our 4' X 5' x 18" pantry which slides out from beneath our stairwell. I hope that I have not been so wordy as to confuse the issue for you. Good luck with your project.