what is the distance from railing?
848463
I don't know the exact dimension, but it will support your pole without any interference from the top rail. I have your standard 2x4 top rail and there is a small gap between the pole and the railwhen my umbrella is install. Make sure you use a base support for your pole, because the wind will move the pole around and make the mount wobble.
848464
The bracket is adjustable so you can move it as close to the railing or as far away as the umbrella pole allows. This is very versatile.
848465
I positioned my two umbrella mounts on the outside of my railings to give more space within the patio area. It depends on the pole width of your umbrellas and width of your railing so your distance may differ from mine a bit. The mount is adjustable. With my umbrellas mounted the distance from my railing is 5.5"
848466
Don't know, I have a large heavy umbrella and I did not think that the wooden rail alone would support it. I returned it and got one that had a base stand and attached to the rail for some stability. As I remember a couple of inches. Should work for a small umbrella but I would not leave it up in a heavy wind or use on a large umbrella.
848467
The distance from the railing is approximately 3 inches. Plenty of clearance for mounting an umbrella. Once the umbrella is attached and securely tightened to the mount the umbrella is there to stay until you release it. Just make sure you tighten the brackets as tight as you can by hand. If the bracket is not tight the wind will twirl the umbrella around. Hope this helps. Enjoy!
2061753
it is 46.5 inches within the rails and 48 outside hope this helps we just measures it!!!!Bob D
961168
My railings are 3.5" and this does adjust further to accommodate a wider railing, but without taking it apart and adjusting it to its full width I'm not certain about the 7", though it's quite possible. Does the description say the maximum width?
893310
62 5/8 inches. The distance between my pu bed rails is 63 1/4. A 3/8 inch spacer is installed between the flange and pu bed rail
69709
Inside dimension is 1 and 1/4 inches. We wanted to use it on our one inch wrought iron railing but it is too big. However we plan to customize it. Not everyone has the tools to do this so if you are also looking for something for an older one inch railing this probably isn't it. Couldn't find anything to fit one inch.
2259087
It is 2 feet wide but I was disappointed with it. Cheap railings, I didn't bother attaching those I made those into end post for a flower bed instead.
134898
Total height off the rail is 1 5/8". From rail to center of post is 1 3/8".
277861
I have enjoyed this beautiful swing for 2 years. I have about 10 inches between wall and the railing on both sides that appears to be fine and the porch is close to 7 feet wide.
111608
The planter is 24" long (mine actually measures closer to 23"). There are two slots built into the bottom of the planter to accommodate two different size railings. The smaller one fits a 3 1/2" to 4" rail. When filled with dirt, the weight of the planter balances and secures it to the railing. We did not secure our planters with screws through the bottom (optional). I'm not sure even if securing the planter with screws or nails that it would be secure on a railing less than 3" wide. On the positive, we really like these planters. The quality exceeded our expectations, and we plan to buy 4 more. The planter is 24" long (mine actually measures closer to 23"). There are two slots built into the bottom of the planter to accommodate two different size railings. The smaller one fits a 3 1/2" to 4" rail. When filled with dirt, the weight of the planter balances and secures it to the railing. We did not secure our planters with screws through the bottom (optional). I'm not sure even if securing the planter with screws or nails that it would be secure on a railing less than 3" wide. On the positive, we really like these planters. The quality exceeded our... » Read More The planter is 24" long (mine actually measures closer to 23"). There are two slots built into the bottom of the planter to accommodate two different size railings. The smaller one fits a 3 1/2" to 4" rail. When filled with dirt, the weight of the planter balances and secures it to the railing. We did not secure our planters with screws through the bottom (optional). I'm not sure even if securing the planter with screws or nails that it would be secure on a railing less than 3" wide. On the positive, we really like these planters. The quality exceeded our expectations, and we plan to buy 4 more. « Show Less
1333665
The actual rail? Approximately 2.5" and the entire unit is about 4-5 inches.
464293
The spaces between the bars are less than 4 inches, I'm not sure just how much less, the national code for spacing for railing of any sort is 4 inches.
2118697
the way my railing was on my deck I couldn't mount them the traditional way, I mounted under the railing, it worked great, but you have to be precise in your measurements, mark it well, have someone help you, they can hold. If you send me a cell phone number, I will take a picture for you and send it
1271285
From floor to top of rails is about 65 inches. Im 5 foot (dont have a measuring tape) and the top rail is just a few inches higher than me. Maybe the length is about 77 inches but not height.
346112
From the bottom of the shelf to the underside of the shelf above is 6 inches the distance from the rail to the bottom of the shelf below is 4 inches
2169871
The clamp opens to 4", but you need to be able to screw the bolt in to hold it to the railing. I would say you would need to screw it in at least an inch in order to hold it tight.
2180660
Mine is 18 3/4 inches from outside edge. 17 inches apart from the inside of the support rails (?).
710088
appears to be 1/2 inch NF. If I needed longer rails I'd just stop at a full service hardware store and buy a long solid piece of pipe