What is the depth measurement from the inside edge of the top rail to the far edge of the adhesive strip? My window frame is only 1 in. in depth.
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I ordered believing these would fit my one inch depth window frame. They sort of do. The reality is that the top of the shade is 1.5 inches in depth and the bottom is 2 inches. On top it is 1.25 inches from what I used as the inside edge of the blind to the outside edge of the mounting tape. Since My frame was only 1 inch deep, there is .25 inches of sticky tape that is not adhering to the frame, but so far it is working anyway.
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Hi Iam so sorry I didn't see this till today I believe mind is 1 inch I am not at the house I used the shades at but I am sure it is 1 inch or less I seen on amazon where other people have purchased adhesive strips by scotch to use but my fit perfect love them and they look very nice I even bought more for the bathroomssorry again for the late reply.
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Mine is about a half inch thick but it looks like it could be as much as 3 inches thick (thought that would leave you with only a 1/4" clearance). So maybe it's best to say the maximum usable distance is 3 3/4". The minimum thickness would be set by the length of the screws.
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I had same issue and depends on how big a gap between the screen and window frame. You would need weather stripping they sell both foam and rubber kinds in different widths etc here on amazon. I just used the rubber kind and I can finally open my window without everything getting in.
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This tape is less than 1/2 inch wide, I would think you would need a wider strip if you are talking about protecting a bumper.
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Mine goes through a 1/4" plexiglass windshield and has 5/8" of threads left, so a total thickness of 7/8". I can send a pic if you need it.
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I just installed my rods and the distance between the wall and the back of the draw plate is 2", but it can be adjusted out one more inch to make it 3" clearance. But then there is the thickness of the window frame(in my case the clearance 1 1/2"--2 1/2". There are rods that have an extra inside rod just for sheers behind drapes or they used to make them because I had several of them years ago. If you are not sure where studs are, you might need to get screws that expand.
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The inside dimension of the top track from the bottom of the channel to the top of the outside rail is 1/2". For the bottom, the dimension is 3/16". The track thickness (bottom or top only) is 1/8". So if X is the height of the space you'll put the track in, you'll need X-2*(1/8")-3/16" for the glass. I'd take another 1/16" off so you have enough clearance to get the glass over the edge of the bottom track. That would still leave you 1/4" at the top for the track to hold the glass in. So then you'd need a glass that's X-1/2", where X is the height of the space without the track. Be sure everything is square and the dimensions don't vary over the length of the track. Hope his helps!
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About 14-15 inches inside clearance. Mine sits 4" below my windowsill. Exactly what I needed.
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I have no idea. The wood frame is like a half an inch deep. Not sure why they included a depth diminsion.
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I am not near mine, but I believe it is about 3-4 inches deep when wall mounted.EDIT< Their Website says 2 inches.
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1 1/8"; unfortunately it has to be attached to the wall, above the frame edge. It can't be attached to the rear of the frame, which would be convenient.
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The width will be the distance between your existing rails. I had a Yakima box on top this summer and the box mounts/locks touched the top of the roof. So hopefully your box will have shallow mounts. Durant
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The mounting screws go in to a depth of about 3/4 of an inch into the frame. If I understand the question correctly. My frame was about the same width and it worked.
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I'm not sure I understand your question, I had to use different rings on my flat top rail. The ones I bought were 1 inch high.
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The critical measurement is from the backstop against which the tray abuts (not the front end), to the rear screw hole. That measurement is 4 inches. Between the two screws is another 6-1/4 inches. Our plywood tray, which starts at the backstop, is 13-1/2 inches deep, and projects 1/2 inch beyond the front end of the rail. Btw, the depth of the tray below the desktop is adjustable, from about 2 inches to about 3-1/2 inches. Hope this helps! Regards, Paul F. from Texas
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The distance between the screws (on my strip, screw hole to screw hole) is 7-1/2"
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My window is 30" and the side panel are not fully extended so it seems likely.