We are thinking of installing in the wall next to the toilet and need to know how much space is needed between the wall and toilet to open the door.
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Mine opens only partway since molding interferes and it opens 10". That's plenty of room to get inside. To open all the way you would need 11" minimum from toilet, I think. Mine is not right next to toilet. Hope this helps.
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These hinges require 1/8" space at the top and bottom and 1/8" space at the side walls. If you are butting two doors togrther only allow 1/16" for each door so you have a 1/8" gap between the doors.
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The outer edge of the unit is about 11 inches from the centerline of the toilet. The control panel needs at least 4 inches between the toilet and the wall. More is good because you have to install the plumbing connections behind and below the control panel where the water supply comes into the toilet. There is some side-to-side adjustment possible that would put the cleaning nozzle offset a little from the centerline, but not much. Maybe 1/2 inch max. Maybe somebody has a left-hand operating one, but I have not seen one.
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It is about 2.5 inches until it starts to arch away from the wall. To be safe, allow for 3 inches.
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Aesthetically, you might want to put the outlet on the right side so that more of the cord is hidden behind the toilet. Also, make sure you avoid the plumbing in the wall for the toilet inlet valve. Other than that, it can be anywhere the 4-foot cord will reach.
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Hi Patricia, the measurement is 35 inches from the bottom to the first shelf. If you have a standard toilet it perfectly fine for the toilet lid to open all the way. Hope it helps.
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If the closet flange is centered 11 inches from the finished wall, the toilet will project 29 inches, plus a fraction, from the wall. Measured just now.
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It depends on how much clearance there is behind the door. The top portion (which holds the iron) extends out approximately 8-inches from the wall at its furthest point. Hopefully that will help you determine if there's enough room.
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No, the wall opening required is 14in X 24in. You would have to cut the opening larger.
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It comes with a strap etc. that can attach to the wall so that if you want it to stay open and out of your way you just wrap the strap around it and snap it securely. So, fully open, it is only a couple inches wide really, not in the way of getting through or anything. We didn't even bother with the strap and our's stays open to maybe 5 inche's if that? Hope this helps you. This door has served us well for what we needed it for.
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Unfortunately, no. The Wall-Opening (hole in the bathroom wall) is what you want to reference. Overall Size: 16-Inch x 26-Inch x 4-1/2-Inch Wall Opening: 14-Inch x 24-Inch x 3-1/2-Inch
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I positioned this bed against the wall in my home and there is a 1 inch gap from mattress to wall. So I imagine at least 2 inches between the two mattresses.
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if you have baseboard there will be space. We actually cut into our baseboard so it sat flush to the wall.
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It needs to be about an inch from the wall in order to allow the back edge of the lid to hinge open without out touching the wall. Hope that helps.
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I'm traveling and therefor cannot measure it. But it is small. It must be about 6" front to back and around 15" wide. It's good for tight spaces. Also it needs a special trap called a p trap or something. The drain underneath cannot be a standard elbow due to the shallow depth from the wall.
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The door when opened has a space which is approx 4 1/2 inches wide. The top shelf which is behind the open space is approximately 13" long and 5" in depth. The space below the shelf is approx 13 " long and 11" in depth. I can store 4 rolls of toilet paper in the space. Top shelf is deep enough to store hand soap, combs etc. Bottom shelf I use for hair spray, hand lotions etc.
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the minimum would be 28 inches but suggest 30 to make sure as it deeds on how you set your handles and wheel locksBe aware that some bathroom doors are smaller than 28 inches and remember you have to measure the smallest part of the door opening which could be at the floor since the molding is sometimes left in place because the door bottom is cut a half inch above the floor to accommodate rugs etc . Please be aware that the heavy duty rollators are a little larger so a 30inch door opening is a safer measurement