What are the side clearance requirements? The only information I could find was that the rough opening needed to be 12" from a corner? Seems strange.
2011697
From the included literature: The following minimum clearances must be maintained: Bottom of heater to floor - 1/4", Sides of heater to adjacent wall - 12", Top of heater to ceiling 36". Also, heater can only be mounted horizontally.
2011698
Sorry, I don't know. My heater was installed under my bathroom sink, close to the floor. The electrician simply cut the 12" slot in the sink cabinet-kick panel. Works great and is not an eyesore. No issues.
136451
Should probably be as long as the caddy - I'd suggest at least 12 inches so there's room on either side.
1765452
Mine is 7 to 8 inches max. If you are concerned about clearance from the ground it has not been close to an issue. Do not consider anything under a 3500.
1989816
I made sure I had plenty of room on the sides. I would say get a more narrow one- maybe 10" if you are able. Good luck :)
1083217
Very little. I am not home to measure but from the pipe, I would say 12 inches is enough. It maybe hard to install with only 12 inches. How much space do you have?
2012539
I just measured ours to confirm. It is 13.75 inches including the feet. The unit we received was a little lopsided so we had to shim the one side. I think you'll be cutting it too close if your opening is only 13".
1432660
I clicked the answer that says the clearance is 13", but remember that you may have carpet and the legs will sink into the carpet perhaps 1/2" or so unless you use cups that have some thickness under all the legs.
1095144
It only need like 6-8" of clearance. The website states 4-6" but I say 6-8". It's a really nice lift, excellent! The only thing I don't like about it is how the cover is supported. Take a look at their website. There is not a bar that goes all the way across, just these 12" rods. It works, but I am afraid it might put undue wear on my cover over time. I'm going to fit a pipe across the length.
351146
There is an indentation in the front of each drawer so the only 12" clearance is on each side (and it is exactly 12").
473560
The one a brought had a 12 inch rough in from the back wall, side opening should be 15 inches from the center, or 30 inches wide. this is a good toilet, I installed in in my RV motorhome.
214067
You need a width clearance of at least 11.5 You need a width clearance of at least 11.5"
1175346
do we get extensions for this ? the opening is around 75 inches that i need to close
2192451
according to the specifications in side the packaging, the unit is NOT cool on the outside, and must have a minimum of 3ft clearance on all sides. For me, this made it a safety hazard for children and pets, I returned the 2 units I purchased and bought others
941454
The reflector is aluminum and likely could be bent out. It was not designed to be adjustable but likely could be bent. I don't know if it could be opened up to 12 inches.
938607
It is barely 1 1/2" clearance, but, the unit is so sturdy, and glides so easily, that it might be worth shimming so you could use it. This one works much better than another I purchased from a different source.
535257
My grandson is 6 ft. tall and he walks under the entrance with about 12" clearance. The corner poles have several notches for adjusting the height. I think we set up with the pole adj. in the middle hole. Set up time with no wind is approx. 30 minutes. You will need the 4 walls to protect from hail. Your vehicle shouldn't be over 8 ft. wide so you would have clearance on each side, but the length being only 15 ft. could be a problem. The supplied bag to hold your unit is approx. 5.6 ft. long.
822910
well the product is 17-12-12. sounds like your putting it in some kind of enclosure. this thing has 2 fans in the back for cooling. its 12 inches high and 12 wideyour going to want to leave about 3 inches of clearance on top and 3 on each side at least. this thing has to be able to cool it self off and you really dont want to get in the way of that. leave at least 6 inches of room in the back where the fans are for cooling.