What's the size of the square mounting flange? I want this to recess into the existing opening in my siding.
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The vent is all galvanized sheet metal. The diameter of the cylinder/vent that goes through the hole is 4" and the exterior square flange to cover the outside opening measures 6" x 6". There are 4 screw holes to affix the exterior flange to the siding. There is also an interior 5.5" x 5.5" square flange that slides up and down the cylinder and which will the seal the wall from the interior of the house (no screw holes). Inside of the housing there is a swinging metal flap which opens when the dryer blows air through the vent and closes when the air stops. (Flap closes by gravity, no magnet). Hope this helps.
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The vent is all galvanized sheet metal. The diameter of the cylinder/vent that goes through the hole is 4" and the exterior square flange to cover the outside opening measures 6" x 6". There are 4 screw holes to affix the exterior flange to the siding. There is also an interior 5.5" x 5.5" square flange that slides up and down the cylinder and which will the seal the wall from the interior of the house (no screw holes). Inside of the housing there is a swinging metal flap which opens when the dryer blows air through the vent and closes when the air stops. (Flap closes by gravity, no magnet). Hope this helps. The vent is all galvanized sheet metal. The diameter of the cylinder/vent that goes through the hole is 4" and the exterior square flange to cover the outside opening measures 6" x 6". There are 4 screw holes to affix the exterior flange to the siding. There is also an interior 5.5" x 5.5" square flange that slides up and down the cylinder and which will the seal the wall from the interior of the house (no screw holes). Inside of the housing there is a swinging metal flap which opens when the dryer blows air through the vent and closes when the air stops. (Flap... » Read More The vent is all galvanized sheet metal. The diameter of the cylinder/vent that goes through the hole is 4" and the exterior square flange to cover the outside opening measures 6" x 6". There are 4 screw holes to affix the exterior flange to the siding. There is also an interior 5.5" x 5.5" square flange that slides up and down the cylinder and which will the seal the wall from the interior of the house (no screw holes). Inside of the housing there is a swinging metal flap which opens when the dryer blows air through the vent and closes when the air stops. (Flap closes by gravity, no magnet). Hope this helps. « Show Less
271472
I can't give you an exact measurement. I sold the house I installed this on. Sorry.
2165029
Neither a 1.5" or a 1.25" will fit into the flange. It is made for aluminum ladders which have a very thin wall.
1067986
the output hole is 31/8 inches wide and 3 inches high. The width with the flange is 43/4 inches wide and 3 inches high
244772
Mine is the Jr. 25x18x11 1/2 inches. You will want the steel square post. But don't buy the spreader plate unless you are mounting two mailboxes. The mailbox will mount directly to the post and I recommend a min. of three large bagels of concrete to anchor the post. Use braces to hold it plumb when installing it.
1106102
The square opening goes in at least 12" . All the large name brand bike racks use a standard size. I have used several my self.
818982
I have 6" siding with a 1/2' SHOULDER. Do you have anything for this? Also, the mounting bracket needs to accommodate a lamp base that is 13". Thank you.
439142
Mine measures approximately 6 and 1/4 inches square and you clearly need to cut a hole in order to mount it.
1761505
Yes, it can....in fact, I did exactly that with mine. But to manage a good, snug fit without gaps caused by the angled siding, it will be necessary to buy some self adhesive weather stripping, and apply it to the fixture's wall flange. Then use a long, narrow blade to shape the stripping until it conforms to your siding. It will be important to leave no gaps in the installation because critters like bees and hornets are always looking for places like that to nest.Best of luck,Bob
1891656
Sherry. The flange will comfortably hold a square pipe 1.25 inches wide, no larger. You can fit a somewhat smaller square or round pipe using shims but the smaller, the more ungainly it will look.
618285
The cutout is 9-3/8" hole diameter. Mounting depth: 3-1/4". Anytime you need info like this you can go to crutchfield for the answer. But I have these on my patio and this is the hole size you will need.
1983106
Can't answer that. It fit into the existing opening. I would do a Google search.
1480711
I think from memory -(pretty high up) - opening needs to b 20" square - the flange is +/-,24" square (but that is where it screws to the wall
2273665
I believe these are all generally the same for most pools. You will either have a rectangle or square opening. This face plate exterior measures 14" x 7.5" I just measured mine for you and am sure of these measurements.
840942
Including the flange where you mount through it is 9 inches by 8 5/8 inches by 2 1/4 inches. These are exact measurements with it here in my hand.
2274564
I do not have the dimensions. Go to Kraus website and look for a template drawing of the model you are considering. There is a template included with every sink which is typically used by the counter mfg to cut the correct side hole and allow for proper mounting.
1213906
Sorry I was slow to get back to you, been out of town. It is a 6 bolt configuration. Bolts I used were 5/16". From bolt to bolt is about 2 1/8". Straight across from outer bolt to outer bolt is 4 1/4". Inside diameter of Cyclone is 3" opening. Whether this is a standard flange I really don't know. You might check standard flange sizes somewhere on internet. Hope this helps.
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looks like you need at least 10 1/2" X 18 1/2" opening. The outside is 14 X 21 1/4"I can send pictures if needed