wide white wall with kevlar 26 inch need
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I don't believe they come with white walls. They are excellent all terrain tires. I was averaging a flat a week on my usual route, and in the coupleof months that I've had them , I haven't had a single flat. I love them !
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These tires are not whitewalls. However, they are a really good tire for rougher surfaces than city streets. I ride on some trails and old train beds where the rails have been removed.
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22inch from screw mount to screw mount but because of the way the base is mounted on the wall, the total wall space needed is 24 inches
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Hi Anne. Get a little smaller one. It's a little more bulky because of the white tubing. You don't want squish it against the wall because the blue tarp will start to rip and tear with the friction against the wall. and then if you buy a cover for it you won't be able to put it on.
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Dont have the manual anymore, but believe the recs were in the 3 feet vicinity if the wall is not made of stone
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You have options up to about 20 inches , should Span std stud widths but there are many holes
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Door opening 5ft. Height width 4ft6in. Wall 5ft.lots of screws I replaced with heavier ones self tapping with rubber seal
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No. The Wall Opening Height should: 26" Wall Opening Width: 20" Wall Opening Depth: 4". You would have to make the 16" side 4 inches wider.
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H - 14 inches, W - 12 inches, D - 4 inches. Already drilled into the wall. Solid construction.
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I had it sent as a gift so I didn't see it first hand. I looks like the walls are no more than 5/8" thick so take it from there.
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Hi Timothy the widest we currently have available is 9 FT wide, by 36 Ft long, what I do when I need a wider set up is run two rolls sideways this way you can have near 36 FT wide set, naturally you you would need to tape to the wall , and have an inconsequential seam on the bottom.
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A small one, especially if the fireplace is flush against a wall. Ours has a 26" on it, but if you have kids running around bumping into it, I wouldn't take the chance.
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You don't need a screen a white wall will do fine. Start with that and you can installl a sreen later, nothing special is required, just a good white screen, I use a daylight electro 92 inch.RT
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The mounting plate that attaches to the wall is 26 inches long and 10 inches wideThe arms extend 30 inches.
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You need at least 3 7/8 inches for this cabinet which would include 1/2 inch for the dry wall.
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Good morning.... I measured the opening diagonally it's about 19".. I feel a 13" would fit. A lamp could also work on the top.... However my advice would be to use the security feature by connecting to the wall or ensue stability. Because of the baseboard and floor trimming it doesn't seem to have a perfect corner fit. I didn't use this feature due to the light weighted item I have on it at the top the heavier weighted items of course are on the bottom.
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The stub outs should be between 1-1/2" and 2-7/8" from the face of the wall. If it is too long, just trim it. If it is too short, you'll have to remove the short stub and either sweat or thread a longer piece in it's place. If soldering, use as small a flame as possible, remove any insulation in the wall cavity, and stuff some wet rags into the wall cavity to prevent the drywall from igniting. Make sure you have plenty of light to see what you are doing and have a fire extinguisher handy too. Use a small, narrow vise grips to hold onto the old an new stubs while soldering. If you are not a handy type, then call a plumber to fix it for about $200. The stub outs should be between 1-1/2" and 2-7/8" from the face of the wall. If it is too long, just trim it. If it is too short, you'll have to remove the short stub and either sweat or thread a longer piece in it's place. If soldering, use as small a flame as possible, remove any insulation in the wall cavity, and stuff some wet rags into the wall cavity to prevent the drywall from igniting. Make sure you have plenty of light to see what you are doing and have a fire extinguisher handy too. Use a small, narrow vise grips to hold onto the old an new stubs while soldering. If you... » Read More The stub outs should be between 1-1/2" and 2-7/8" from the face of the wall. If it is too long, just trim it. If it is too short, you'll have to remove the short stub and either sweat or thread a longer piece in it's place. If soldering, use as small a flame as possible, remove any insulation in the wall cavity, and stuff some wet rags into the wall cavity to prevent the drywall from igniting. Make sure you have plenty of light to see what you are doing and have a fire extinguisher handy too. Use a small, narrow vise grips to hold onto the old an new stubs while soldering. If you are not a handy type, then call a plumber to fix it for about $200. « Show Less
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I set mine up in my pantry, just secured it to the wall with drywall screws. Works great. 18 inches wideI would suggest you only sotre light items, boxes of cake mix, crackers, dry soups, that sort of thing. Not robust enough for canned goods.