The measurements given for the clip opening sure are varied. Will this fan clip and stay on my standard cubicle wall?
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The clip opens up over 2".. So if you have something to clip it on to under that, is will work.. I really like mine... It does a good job...
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I have mine clipped on the bed post which is about 1.5". I would think 2.5 is about the max.
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Yes. I would at least asume. It opens a good amount. Almost 2.5 inch.. not sure how thick or wide your cubicle is
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There should have been directions on the box but the clip has a place on it that the extention slides into and a small screw to hold it in place the fan goes on the extention the same way
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I do not know as I have never tried and I do not know the dimensions. However, I would suspect no as the clips on the four corners, that hold it in place, have a limited distance that they can slide toward the center.
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The clips are what hold the computer in place. They are very wide and I have never had an issue with them slipping or moving. I use a MAC Powerbook so I am not sure how it would perform if you had a very thick computer.
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Did you see the fan dimensions I have a regular size window and it fits tight but it fits
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Yes it will fit - the picture actually makes the fan look a lot bigger than it is ...A lot bigger
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If you are able to pull the desk away from the wall, then you won't have a problem. And once installed, it extends -maybe- a third of an inch behind the desk. The problem is that there is about a 3-4 inch overhand, that mounts to the top and bottom of the desk section that you will need to fit. Hope this helps.
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Hi, mine would do the same but i have thicker wood. I would suggest adding a spall sqaure piece of wood on the bottom between the desk and the clip, should keep it firmly gripped.
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Max space on the hook is about two inches, but the spring clip takes up about one-quarter inch. So if you keep the spring, figure about one and three quarter inch. You can remove the spring however and get the full two inches, but the spring clip is what keeps it from sliding around. That maybe isn't an issue on something static like a cubicle, but is important on something that moves like a door.
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Hello,No worry with the exactly spaced screws having to line up with keyhole slots. It has two metal clips which screw into the wall. then, the strip snaps into the clips. You should space the clips for best hold...keeping them level with each other.
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I think it is to small. You may get it to work. Ive found most of them are very close in size but the clips are the trick. Getting them to work
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The clip that comes with the regular space pen would likely work, but I don't know. I keep this in my pocket so a clip would be superflous.
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It's definitely shorter than teh standard version so you should be fine . It only has one fan it's a little chunky and cute ;P/
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The clip seems to open up about 1 inch so I guess it depends on how thick your laptop is.It should clip on a side and of course it could just sit it next to your laptop or computer or TV. We have no regrets about this purchase.
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Hi sticky ricardo, I looked at my framed picture and measured 5" for your project.It will work. You'll have 1" between the clips on the narrow side....I like this system and it will work for small things also.The trick is to string it tight, to not let the string have any give.Sincerely your handy craft fellow
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I have it velcoed to my cubicle wall at work. You might have to hot glue magnetic strips to it. I hot glued the velcro strips, so the magnetic strips should work fine.
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It probably depends on the size of your air conditioner and how far it sticks out from the wall. The cover came with large screw type anchor's which don't work well on plaster walls (which is what I have). So, I tried using it without the clips and it works well for me. The cover has stayed in place, flush to the wall and the draft that I used to have appears to have been eliminated. In my case, I'm covering a full sized Frigidaire A/C unit and have power cord tucked into the bottom of the cover.