My sub and finished hardwood floor is 1 3/4 thick will this work? Also what type of hole round etc?
1962412
Yes it Will work on your floor as it is fastened in place with screws through the wood, however you do need to have a crawl space as this does not work in a concrete floor. The box comes with a template for cutting a square hole in the floor the proper size for it to fit into. One thing to remember is that this box will sit about 1/4 of an inch above your finished floor when it is installed, but it will allow your plugs to be below floor level. Hope this helps
1962413
The bottom box is adjustable to whatever depth you need so the top will fit flush with the floor. The unit comes with a template to cut the exact size hole, as well as all hardware to install.
1962414
You will need at least 4" below the surface. The round top of metal is above the floor.
1090960
I don't think 1/2: thicknedss will leave enough threads for a solid tiightening.. Can you drill out enough material surroiunding the center hole to leave about 1/4" for the threads?
489397
Looks like that would be a really tight fit. Are you sure the hole isn't 4-3/8 or 4-1/2?
1622864
The u bar is 1/4" thick the hole 5/16" - 3/8" it should work on either size hole
1598383
plate has mark 1/2" use to install 1/2" thickness of hardwood floor and so on
1747136
I've been drilling through a 1/2 piece of birch hardwood when I use it and have had no problems. Hope this helps
641364
Not sure I visualize this but if it's a 1 3/4" recess (similar to a groove), the two end flanges and flange cover won't fit in a space that side. The two round flange covers are about a 3" diameter. If my visualization is not correct, I apologize for my answer.
2185682
If the door thickness matches the stated thickness of 1 3/4 inches, it will do the job. Quality is excellent. Mine is on the bottom of the door from the garage to the mud room. Works significantly better than the original. Door thickness must be 1 3/4 or all bets are off.
690216
I used this nailer on 3/8 inch hardwood flooring (not bamboo) on 3/4 inch subflooring and it worked fine. The only time I had missed nails was when I did not have the nailer properly set before firing. I simply took my time laying the floor and it turned out beautiful.
248039
Thanks for your question. It design and should work on 3/4 thick cabinet door.
1566447
Hi Virginia, I am afraid you have to drill two 1/4 " holes as It calls for in the instructions.Regards,Guenter
2280358
Hi Melvin, My shaft is 3/32 but if I remember right, I had to drill the hole a little bigger to fit my shaft. Hope this helps!!Paul
14405
I drilled a 1/4" hole so it would not scrape the cord to much but you can get away with a 3/16" hole.
911295
1/4 20 will drill and tap a hole that will perfectly accept a 1/4" bolt with coarse 20 threads per inch. Most 1/4" bolts you buy will work with this tap. 10/32 taps will work with 10/32 bolts, and so on.
1592152
Yes, 3/4" flooring is actually 25/32", I believe, and there is a base plate for it. Anyway, I installed nominal 3/4" oak flooring and had no problem running at 90psi using the L-cleats. I think they were 2". Just take the time to be sure the nailer is sitting solid and square and you'll be fine. One thing that helps a lot is to put a scrap piece of flooring under the back end of the nailer to help hold it level.
838097
My door is also 1 3/4" thick. The instructions have no commentary as to how anything goes together, at least mine didn't, however after going over the parts at length, I realized they included (2) sets of (4) bolts that go through the door. One group was for thinner doors and the other (4) was for a door such as mine (1 3/4"). I would imagine 1 3/4" is about the max...Hope that helps...sorry for the delay,computer was down. Merry Christmas!
1099514
1 1/4 " is what I used. Check w/ the manufacturer of the flooring (they usually tell you on their website). Good luck!!