Thinking of putting this in a bathroom. Will this fully fit in a standard 2x4 sheetrock wall without cutting a hole in the backside sheetrock??
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Yes but I would buy a better one. Unless you just need the two speakers mine the cool but channels died with in 3 hrs
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Stacy was right in the answer they arediffrent sizes. for my wall which was a bathroom i played it safe and got 2 packages and was enough and looks wonderful.good luck
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The bottom part has holes where you would screw it in to the wall. It hangs like a torch in a dungeon would if that makes sense?
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The frame of the cabinet sits flush to the wall. The mirror door is then sitting about maybe 1/2 an inch out. Hope this helps. It fits perfect in my 2X4 wall and I love mine. I'll upload some pictures that hopefully will help.
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Yes, I used it today on Sheetrock and cutting a hole in a Fiberglas shower works great!Nice clean cut. I have also used it to cut slot in 2*4.
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I don't know because we have the regular one. It is pretty wide and it looks like there is some extra room there but I can't tell for sure. I don't think it has a back so it might be that it would fit but not be flush with the wall, worst case scenario. But it's very easy to put together and looks great. And I imagine it would be easy to return if it didn't. The reviews for the unfinished one has the exact dimensions.
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It's made to go into a normal wall opening. Ours was approx 4 inches plus plaster and it sticks out a tiny bit. The mirrored door is not flush with wall .But it looks really nice and modern and is way nicer for the money than any other we've seen. All in all very happy with it.
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Mine did. Make sure you measure everything. My mirror ended up in my living room on the wall because it was too tall for the space. It all worked out but just wasn't quite as I had planned. Additionally if you get the long vanity it comes in one piece. There are not multiple sections to move into the room. We had to actually take part of the wall out just to get it in the bathroom and then had to do drywall repair. Definitely not what we had planned but turned out really nice.
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I had the same issue. Its on the small side so it looks fine just mounted to the wall. This is appropriate only for a very small bathroom or half bath, otherwise I would have purchased something larger and mounted it into the wall.
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Fits a standard 2x4 wall - replaces the studs where the door slides into the wall
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I just mounted this onto a tile backspash, but I had cut tile ahead of time to accommodate it. I would imagine you would have to either drill into the tile, or remove two tiles and cut to fit. Then just mount the plastic screw mounts into your wall and then the bar on top. You can dig through the grout and pop off a tile, then just re-grout if you need too.
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I don't know where these numbers came from, but I installed this or a similar unit in a wall with 2x4s 16" on center with no problem. Sheet rock was 5/8" so depth was close to 4". Hope this helps. Art
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It Is A Flush Mount Fixture, Hole In Wall Is Needed.It's Square Standard Size Of All Flush Mount Types You Would See @ Home Depot.Unable To Measure @ This Time If You Would Like Me Too Ask & I'll Have To Get Back To YouNext Week
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In case others might want to know: there are tolerances for toilets, so the actual dimensions can vary from nominal a little (I think the spec says up to 0.25", IIRC) but the one I received did not require the full 12" distance from the finished wall, and fit perfectly into a space that was only 11-5/16". So this model might be worth a try if you don't have the full 12".
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it would depend on how thick the wall was. Most walls are the width of a 2x4, plus sheetrock on both sides - something like 5". You'd need a liner I think to cover up the guts of the wall, and the screws between the two outer plates wouldn't be long enough to reach the other side.
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Installation does not require drilling into tile. We drilled into the drywall right above the tile. The shower curtain regularly got "stuck" though...to the point we couldn't un-stick it so we returned it shortly after we bought it!
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Chelsea,This will definitely fit into a 16 on center wall. I was able to install this in my garage in between two 2x4's which were 16 " apart (on center).Hope it helps.Mychal