How many inches of wall space do I need on each side for clearance, in case the description is wrong. . .again?
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I did not find the demensions wrong. Questions: Is your corner a true 90 degree? Makes a difference. I put two in a room and the demensions I took off the internet worked just fine............ Vern
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I cut the two side legs and mounted the unit on a wall. I don't know if this item will fit your space...sorry
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I have a 20" HP monitor and the clearance is 10" under the monitor/left hand side. I've love the set up. I have the other/laptop side lower so I'm not sure what the clearance would be there.
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You probably won't need too, there are 1 inch wide holes all long the width that support about 17" of space between the furthest points you can use.
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I'm not sure how much space you need for that, but the clear space between the front and back is about 2 3/8 inches. Hope that helps!
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Hello Rawllee, as the other people suggested 5ftx5ft is what is needed. Ideal placement is in corner of room to minimize the space taken.
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the book says a minimum clearance of 3 inches is required between the oven and any adjacent walls, one side must be open leave a clearance of 12 inches above the oven
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The side pieces are not actually connected, so technically you can have them spaced out if necessary. The exact space (if the units are pushed together) is 55 inches; hope this helps!
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You need a width clearance of at least 11.5 You need a width clearance of at least 11.5"
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15" minimum requirement from the wall to the front corner, I hope this helps.The Organizing Place
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The wasted space is 15x15 x 20. This is with adequate clearance of the walls. The dimensions of the piece are listed in the description
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You will need 24" of wall space. Each drying rod is ~21" long, however the triangular mounting brackets will be 24" apart if you measure from the top outside corner to top outside corner.
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4 x 11 is correct and I could only drill into the studs on one side. I used self-tapping dry wall screws on the other side, hasn't moved at all!
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You should have just enough clearance. I measured mine how I think you would use it and it measures about 9-1/4 inches. I would think the main concern would be your pans. You will want to make sure they can fit in that space on their side. I hope this helps.
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You have 16" of clearance on the bottom shelf so you should have plenty of room for a 14" tower. You have 6.75" of clearance on second shelf.
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They won't line up as nicely as you may want (top to bottom). Left to right they will line up perfect but will look odd because of the side finishes. . The two do the same thing, except that the Gearwall has 4 tracks per panel and what you linked to has 2. Get the Gearwall if you plan to do multiple bins and shelves on the same wall. Gt the track you linked if you only plan for one item.
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I would also like to know. On paper I have 157" x 155" which barely fits in my space so would love if somebody can verify.