This product appears to "float" away from the wall. Is this correct? If so, how much space is between it and the wall?
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Hi Amy: It does sit approximately an inch from the wall. Depending upon whether you obtain the magnetic or standard, it will have four to six mounts, respectively. I would suggest the magnetic board, personally. I hope this helps. Cheers!
499372
Yes, it does "float" away from the wall and is about 1". It looks very modern and sleek. We love it.
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Oh.... and.... We didn't install the marker holder, as seen at the bottom of the pic. That will stick out 4" when mounted in wall. We hung a small basket next to the board to hold the markers.Warning: traditional magnets do NOT stick. The included magnets and eraser bar stick well and are enough for us. If we need more, I'm sure they're available for purchase.
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It is 1" away from the wall. I've had mine for about 2 years and love it! My kids love to draw all over it and I've never had an issue with not getting it clean...now the wall underneath it, is another story!
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Yes it does. It is about an 1 inch from the wall. This is a good thing. When you wipe the board, the marker dust will not land on your wall.
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The mounting hardware includes spacers that slide over the mounting screws, behind the white board. These spacers offset the whiteboard approx 1" from the wall. It is a nice look.
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About 1/2" to 3/4" or so. I bought one of these, best dry erase board ever. Glass erases so much better than other boards.
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about an inch. there are spacers. It comes with a template to mark the holes. Very impressed a template was provided. This dry erase board looks nicer than your standard white board.
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Yes, it does "float" away from the wall. It is 1" away from the wall, and the glass dry erase board is about 1/4" thick itself. We use it for personal use, in our entry way. We get lots of compliments on it!
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Same with us here - we did the same thing. It only raises it up 1/2" inch from where it comes out of the wall, the good thing is you don't "lose height" with this arm - the thickness of your head will determine how far you drop down. I have a huge head hanging under it - I would check that thickness too to add to your equation. Hope this helps.
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It's NOT a wallhugger. I don't have an exact measurement but it needs quite a bit of space to recline fully.
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If you mean you will be sitting on the floor and you stick this between you and the wall, it would stay in place until you moved, but you can't attach it to the wall in any way. It would just fall over. Not sure I know what you mean.
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Ours didn't float at all. It was a family event in FL in August. Maybe you would have better luck.
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Yeah I measure 2" from the wall including my wall plate. There is a slight gap and the unit is about 1-5/8". I took a picture but don't know where to post it.
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Hello,It looks like the back of the chair goes down when you use it as a recliner. The back size is 22"x 28" height, so you would just have to accommodate that size for spacing. We do apologize, the manufacturer is unsure of how much space it would need to be away from the wall. If you need anything else, please let us know.Thank you.
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I had the same issue. Its on the small side so it looks fine just mounted to the wall. This is appropriate only for a very small bathroom or half bath, otherwise I would have purchased something larger and mounted it into the wall.
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I don't know if it floats. It was too small for what I needed, so I packed it away and don't know where. Sorry.
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I have mine against the wall, it is solid for my purposes, it is a great value for the price. Hope you are happy with it.
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It slides away from the wall. Mine sets 4 inches away from the wall when up and clears when reclining.
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Just measured mine. You are correct, there is a extension that goes out side the wall that's almost 2 inches. You will need 3 3/4 inches in depth. You are close enough that you may be able to use this unit by installing it with the 3 1/2 depth you have and using some white caulk around the edges for the 1/4 inch space you may have, other wise you may need to find a diff product.
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No, I didn't notice it floating. However, I don't fill my sink with water usually. But wait, I just tried it with about 2-inches of water, and it absolutely did not float. It stayed flat against the bottom.
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It's off the wall by a few inches but parallel to the wall (aka not crooked), so it doesn't touch the wall.
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I just sat it on its stand after I nailed a hole and inserted it into the small hole in the back it kept falling off the wall. It works fine on the stand so left it down. Sorry I couldn't help.
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It's not supposed to float. Fill up the water to the top of the feet. You may have to add more water as it steams.
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I bought this bed for my mother so I do not actually use it. I did notice that the bed never touched the wall when the head is at fully raised position. 4" away from the wall sounds about right.