My opening is 16 1/2" high, 15" wide and 20" deep. I know it won't fit both tiers but can you just install 1 tier?
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The two tiers are mounted to, two vertical steel "U" shaped supports. The bottoms of which are screwed to the bottom of the cabinet. A third, horizontal "U" shaped support connects the top tier to the back of he cabinet with screws. The two vertical "U's" could be cut down and the horizontal "U" moved to the lower tier. I'm not sure how stable this configuration would be. As a two tier unit, it works fine. The following may help.http://s2.img-b.com/pullsdirect.com/mediabase/specifications/i_5wbffkd.pdf
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If you are handy and have a hack saw and a file (to smooth off the rough edges), you could cut down the two U-shaped brackets to fit in your cabinet and attach only one . You would be making 4 cuts
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The two tiers are mounted to, two vertical steel "U" shaped supports. The bottoms of which are screwed to the bottom of the cabinet. A third, horizontal "U" shaped support connects the top tier to the back of he cabinet with screws. The two vertical "U's" could be cut down and the horizontal "U" moved to the lower tier. I'm not sure how stable this configuration would be. As a two tier unit, it works fine. The following may help. http://s2.img-b.com/pullsdirect.com/mediabase/specifications/i_5wbffkd.pdf
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Dear Valued Customer, Thank you for the inquiry! We are very sorry to inform you that unfortunately not as we confirmed from the manufacturer. This door was designed for 46 - 46 1/8" wide opening. But we can suggest an alternative products that are adjustable form 46" to 47". There must be some kind of spacer between the wall and the profile to narrow your opening to at least 46 3/16. If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact us. We always look forward to serve you better. Best Regards, Sales Team
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my opening is about 54" and it worked. It's just is a little cumbersome to put up if as wide as mine so it might be easier for your smaller opening
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The opening on my cabinet is 15 inches wide. I forget how tall, I'm not home to measure right now. But I believe its about 24-26 inches tall. I was afraid I was going to have to take a jigsaw to my cabinet to widen the opening. But it fit no problem. It even had about a quarter inch on each side to spare.
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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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Yes, it will fit a fifteen-foot-wide opening with more than thirteen feet to spare.Suggestion: If you need additional cooling, you can also add additional units to each side (up to a maximum of 8-10 units). Aside from BEING cool, it also LOOKS really cool. Depends on your personal tastes, of course, but in my own 15'-wide window, my array of six side-by-side units looks totally awesome.
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The dimensions were correct. It did not fit our opening because of the depth of the opening. I had to send back two of the three units I purchased. We modified one of them to fit the depth.
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You can stack 2 identical kits on top of each other. The top tier would be 21 inches and the lower tier would be 14 inches
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Michelle,From the front or sides the opening is 5 15/16 inches, however the space inside is about 7 3/4 inches. Putting them in one at a time you can place one component on top another as I did totaling over seven inches. Hope this works for you. We have had complements on ours.Frank
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I would ask a carpenter but I think not unless the opening is changed. I specifically bought this one to replace one of the same size opening and fan. Our carpenter asked if we could match the existing space. Hope this helps.
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Yes, but the center of each tier is elevated so unless the bottom tier has a hole in the middle this one won't work for you.
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Both of mine only measure 16" at the base and 17" at the widest spot. They are quite flexible, and I believe you could easily squeeze one into the space you have. I hope this helps you!
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Yes. My deepest switch is 14.5", but I know someone else who had a 16" switch he put into the same rack. You won't be able to fit it on the bottom couple U's since the rack is angled back. My 14.5" switch fits on the second U from the bottom, though, so I'm sure the 16" will fit in the third U from the bottom. I put a patch panel on the bottom U since it has the shallowest footprint of anything on the rack.
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Not totally sure what you are asking. The technical specifications read: 15.7 x 12.1 x 4.5 inches, so my guess was that you wanted to know where it would fit and that would be 4.5 inches, plus decent clearance. I don't understand the technical specifications for two different lengths, since I would think it would be 12 or 15 inches.
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Hello Tatiana, when you say a 15 inch base are you talking about the width, and is the cabinet base 24 inch depth? If the opening is 15 inches there will be no problem with the installation.
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Height and depth would be no problem but the width would be cutting it real close. Measuring the inside width on my unit, it measures exactly 20 13/16". At best you would have 1/16" room to spare but that may vary depending on manufacturing variances from one unit to another. I'm sorry to say that might be too close for comfort!
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No it is not. Only the angle of the second tier and the overall width is adjustable. This is a drawback of the design as the height and the depth are not adjustable. You could drill new holes for the mounts to lower the height and you can saw off the arms to shorten the depth, but that is not a fun task.