The flat support, flush agianst the wall above the door, is what hieght? I have my trim, one and a half inches of space, and a vent.
1306821
its about 5 inches above the long black flat bar. and the flat support has a 2 inch width. I hope that helps
1343236
Mine is vertical venting. The unit looks beautiful in my kitchen. It's difficult to install; reason is that the lower chimney is attached to the base unit and to mount the 2 screw holes in the back is not easy.
1440052
the gap we had was about 1/4 inch top and side of door. It works well....no drafts
1677018
It sits between the studs, the door is flush to the wall. Give yourself plenty of space for opening the ironing board. I got to close to the corner.
1535329
Um, sorry, but I'm not sure I understand what you are asking. I own this and would be happy to help... It does mount entirely flush with the surface of your house/door trim. The push button is the white oval seen in the picture.
1557108
The framework is 1/4" thick, that sticks out from the wall. The knob adds apporx, 1/8" to that so it's not flush.
1576413
this item is surface mountedyour concern is whether or not there's a large enough gap between the door and the door frame
2034456
Close to the center. Thinnest part of the door. Guess that is why they give you short screws. Good luck! You will like it.
1243967
The back side is slightly slanted so there is about a 1-2" gap at the top when against a wall perpendicular to it
2177672
There's no gap on mine. Well, the gap is symmetrical all the way across the top, I should say--maybe 1/8 inch or so all the way across. But in wiggling the door slightly, I found there's a tiny bit of give in the right hinge, whereas there isn't in the left. Maybe it's a weak spot in the manufacture or assembly.
50151
I'm not sure exactly what you mean. I installed it to the wall above our walk in shower unit. The wall is just a regular wall.
1769501
Interesting question. As pictured, the width is set but the length expands. I suppose you could tape it over the vent either horizontally to come out of the side of something against the wall, or vertically to extend above something against the wall. Just can't tell how well it would stick to the wall. Might need a lot of tape just because of the size. Hope this helps.
198971
It sounds like you have a hollow wall opposite the banister. My solution would be to place it where you want it to be. Use a3/8 inch toggle bolt for a solid installation.
896141
I have it above my bedroom closet door (typical door....not a rolling panel) and when I hang, all of my body and my feet do not touch the doorframe. There's about a 2 inch gap.
385249
Mine is pretty flush, cut between the studs and screw in from the sides, not the back.
1417048
That should be enough space. I recently got this (direct from manufacturer) and think it's a good piece of equipment. 4-6" (from end of door trim to wall) should be fine.
2229904
if you have baseboard there will be space. We actually cut into our baseboard so it sat flush to the wall.