what are the maximum dimensions of the size plate that can go on the wood, and can I by just the wood bases? Thank yiou
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I purchased this already put together, so I'm not quite sure.It was very beautiful,my husband thought I had spent too much money for it, not knowing it was very reasonable but expensive looking.I hope this has helped you.
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I can't imagine why you couldn't buy just the wood bases. When the company contacts you for engraving, just tell them you don't want any. The dimensions of the wood base are: 8 1/2 inches long by 2 1/4 inches high. The plate with the engraving is 7 1/2 inches long by 1 3/4 inches high. Hope that helps! They're beautiful and look so much more expensive than they are!
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Hello and thank you for your interest in our product, the base's widest parts are 792 mm wide x 796 mm long. Please feel free to contact me for further assistance. Thanks again Andrea
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The plate is almost 5 inches tall and about 1.5 inches wide...I hope this helps
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The modification plate gives you about 3 inches leeway in both directions. Make sure you have the long bolts that attach the plate to the headboard. Bolts are only provided to attach plate to bed frame
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This particular mailbox can only be mounted on a 4" x 4" wood post using the post adapter plate made for this mailbox. Amazon sells a universal adapter plate which can be used to attach the 4x4 post to the mailbox. Really easy to install using wood screws. Also, very sturdy.
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The actual plate dimensions are 7.25" x 36.25". If needed, it can be cut to size without any problems. Hope this helps you.
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Yes there are holes in the base plate. It comes with 2 screws. Approx #8 by 1 inch, with 2 plastic shields. You might want to consider replacing it with a 1 1/2in or 2in screw to anchor into a joist or rafter.
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Dear Stanley, For the wall plate section, from center of hole to center of hole, the height and width are 3.25 inches apart.Thank you, Value Max
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Base diameter = 2.75 inches; max height = 6.75 inches &lt;note: sorry, originally I posted the base diameter as 3.75 inches but that was a mistake. The max height is correct.&gt;
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Unfortunately a 12 inch plate will not fit. I tried a 101/2 inch plate and it did not fit either. The cabinet is very narrow however it is very well made.
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My baseplate dimensions are 2 7/8" x 8 1/4". The quality of this mount is awesome and I would purchase again!!
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No it will not, the mounting plate is only 20" long, but you can cut a piece of 2" by 12" lumber to length (in your case 27" this will give you an inch and a half overlap, so the wood doesn't split, paint it if you want), screw that to the stubs then screw the mount to the lumber. Don't try to use anything thinner than 2" thick lumber. I recommend you use 3 1/2" X 5/16 lag bolts and washers (three in each stud). Drill 5/16" holes in the lumber to allow for the bolt shank and 15/64" pilot holes in the studs. This may seem like a lot of work, but it's not! I hope this helps. No it will not, the mounting plate is only 20" long, but you can cut a piece of 2" by 12" lumber to length (in your case 27" this will give you an inch and a half overlap, so the wood doesn't split, paint it if you want), screw that to the stubs then screw the mount to the lumber. Don't try to use anything thinner than 2" thick lumber. I recommend you use 3 1/2" X 5/16 lag bolts and washers (three in each stud). Drill 5/16" holes in the lumber to allow for the bolt shank and 15/64" pilot holes in the studs. This may seem like a lot of work, but it's... » Read More No it will not, the mounting plate is only 20" long, but you can cut a piece of 2" by 12" lumber to length (in your case 27" this will give you an inch and a half overlap, so the wood doesn't split, paint it if you want), screw that to the stubs then screw the mount to the lumber. Don't try to use anything thinner than 2" thick lumber. I recommend you use 3 1/2" X 5/16 lag bolts and washers (three in each stud). Drill 5/16" holes in the lumber to allow for the bolt shank and 15/64" pilot holes in the studs. This may seem like a lot of work, but it's not! I hope this helps. « Show Less
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hey" I'm showing 7 & 1/4" flush, chuck at max width to base plate. i' assume most spoon, auger,mortise, & brad bit's should be good , within chuck limit. have fun""
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Hi Nicole, We appreciate your interest in our sofa legs. The screws on our legs are 5/16 inch. If the Waddell Mounting Plates you will use accept 5/16 inch screws, then they should work fine. We do not offer mounting plates at this time. Please verify that the mounting plate dimensions match with the leg dimensions. For P129-Walnut the dimensions are the follow: S P E C I F I C A T I O N Weight: 2 lbs Height: 5.25" Across Top: 4.25" Across Bottom: 3.75" Widest Diameter: 5.5" I hope this helps, Luis Juarez
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The base plate has a angled down lip. The base at its widest is 10.5 inches but the inner flat of the base is 9.25 inches. I Hope this is helpful.
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I got something similar to you. The plate is about 2" wide by 3" high with 3 holes across the top and bottom. I am going to contact Amazon about this, as well as I am concerned about an 18.5 lb product and it's ability to support a load triple it's weight.
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Glad you brought this up. The measurements given in the description do not match the ones I got. Mine are 1/2" thick, just a bit over 1-1/16 from front to back (including the mounting ears), and 2-1/16 from side to side (including the mounting ears). The strike plate is 1-1/16 by 7/8.