What is the minimal width the side clamps can accommodate ?
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This was listed in my review (5"). If your looking to 'stand' smaller speakers (4.5 or less), I would suggest the Atlantic SPSCUR47 Speaker Stands. [ASIN: B000289DCG]
1336186
Hey! Not in my office so I'm going by memory. I think the distance from back of base to center of clamps is about 1.5"
289896
This is an adjustable model which can be set to approx. 5/8" up to 2 1/8". That is from edge of clamp mount closest to rubber tip to canter of rubber tip. Hope this helps.
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Personally, I use 4 1/2" clamps, and they work perfectly. It may be possible to get away with 3" clamps, but I seriously doubt it. The diameter of the support bar is large enough that I have to squeeze the handles on the clips almost all the way to get them on the bar. While I still have a small bit of room, I don't think the 3" clips would be large enough.
877711
I would say a minimum would be 15" for 1/2" clearance on each side. Make sure the door won't be in the way.
1106976
Yes the measurement is the clamping capacity. But my suggestion to you is find a regular bar clamp, these are really cheaply made. I've ordered some and they arrived broken.
578002
The inserts do go a little beyond the edges of the clamp. Maybe 1.5 mm to each side.
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Just ran out and measured mine, I was able to get it to 7 and 5/8th, so the widest object you could put in it is just a little less then 7 and 5/8th to allow some room to tighten it up.
1263002
Sorry, the U-clamp is in my boat and I'm not planning to go there on this week. You gonna get two different sizes which fit everywhere. I'm using the smaller U-clamp which is approximately 25-30 mm (1-1 1/5").
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Should fit perfectly with no mods. Fits up to 39 1/2" wide. Minimum 29" wide.
359956
If it's a thin wooden slat. No problem. The clamp can probably open up to about 1 1/2 inches.
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Sorry Cale, I did not have it long enough to take measurements. It was missing the rail clamp and I returned it for credit the same day I recd. it.
272653
The adjustable clamp at the bottom of the Bathtub Bar can be affixed to the side of tub 2.75 to 6.25 inches wide. Our tub is 4 inches wide, and the bar works fine and is study. I don't believe the type of tub is important as long as there is a tub side which can accommodate the bar. The tub side does need to be very study, as stability is attained by tightening the bar to the tub's side.
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A "C" clamp could if it can open at least 3 inches. I think the bar is 2.5" wide and 1.5" thick. I use the stand to mount two seperate led lights and I mount a c clamp each per side. The stand is built very well, money well spent, I bought 2.
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Sorry, but the short bars, open to 6". I have the complete set and when they say the open width, then that is it. If you need wider, then go to the next wider bar, which is 12". By the way, I swear by these clamps. They work wonders when I'm working with wood. G.Goff
2125920
I have it mounted on a 2 inch metal railing, but that is the max to clamp onto. It opens just over 2 inches wide.
681053
The maximum dimension/length between the clamp's pads is 4 1/2", so less than 4 1/2".