Does anyone have a good formula for measuring the height of glass needed? For example: height of space - # that accounts for track thickness.
1296428
The inside dimension of the top track from the bottom of the channel to the top of the outside rail is 1/2". For the bottom, the dimension is 3/16". The track thickness (bottom or top only) is 1/8". So if X is the height of the space you'll put the track in, you'll need X-2*(1/8")-3/16" for the glass. I'd take another 1/16" off so you have enough clearance to get the glass over the edge of the bottom track. That would still leave you 1/4" at the top for the track to hold the glass in. So then you'd need a glass that's X-1/2", where X is the height of the space without the track. Be sure everything is square and the dimensions don't vary over the length of the track. Hope his helps!
1296429
Mounted my tracks first and then measured with a tape . very simple dont overthink
1296430
Knape & Vogt spec sheet says to subtract 7/16" from the overall door/glass height needed.
1296431
After installing track take yard stick and measure top track and also bottom track depths, then measure the opening, add them together will give you overall glass size. Remember to subtract 1/16 th of a inch for removing and installing glass. Just make sure everything is square. A good glass shop will provide a good service for you. My glass doors were 28 1/2 x 28 1/2 I used 1/4 in thick polished edges and also was tempered because of location in game area. The track is worthy. Just let the glass person know what your intentions are and the will help with decisions. Good luck and enjoy.
1296432
The inside dimension of the top track from the bottom of the channel to the top of the outside rail is 1/2". For the bottom, the dimension is 3/16". The track thickness (bottom or top only) is 1/8". So if X is the height of the space you'll put the track in, you'll need X-2*(1/8")-3/16" for the glass. I'd take another 1/16" off so you have enough clearance to get the glass over the edge of the bottom track. That would still leave you 1/4" at the top for the track to hold the glass in. So then you'd need a glass that's X-1/2", where X is the height of the space without the track. Be sure everything is square and the dimensions don't vary over the length of the track. Hope his helps! The inside dimension of the top track from the bottom of the channel to the top of the outside rail is 1/2". For the bottom, the dimension is 3/16". The track thickness (bottom or top only) is 1/8". So if X is the height of the space you'll put the track in, you'll need X-2*(1/8")-3/16" for the glass. I'd take another 1/16" off so you have enough clearance to get the glass over the edge of the bottom track. That would still leave you 1/4" at the top for the track to hold the glass in. So then you'd need a glass that's X-1/2", where X is the height of... » Read More The inside dimension of the top track from the bottom of the channel to the top of the outside rail is 1/2". For the bottom, the dimension is 3/16". The track thickness (bottom or top only) is 1/8". So if X is the height of the space you'll put the track in, you'll need X-2*(1/8")-3/16" for the glass. I'd take another 1/16" off so you have enough clearance to get the glass over the edge of the bottom track. That would still leave you 1/4" at the top for the track to hold the glass in. So then you'd need a glass that's X-1/2", where X is the height of the space without the track. Be sure everything is square and the dimensions don't vary over the length of the track. Hope his helps! « Show Less
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Glass dimension is 1/4" x 52-3/4" x 25-3/8". As far as the space it takes away, i think the illustration pretty much gives you that.
265722
Best bet is to check attends website it should be on there. I haven't measured it.
2018063
Sorry.. We moved and I don't have access to measure. We updated our hardware to sell the house. Guess it worked.
2029444
There are several web sites - and the manufacturers - that tell how to measure. In my case I have mine double strung IN the gutter as that was my issue - the ice sitting there which would then back up onto the roof.
843998
I am not sure of the metric to standard equivalents. You could probably google an answer.C.
1765384
The track length is the length of the "arm", i.e. the long metal thing that is screwed to the bottom of your desk, and which lets your keyboard tray slide forward or backward. I recommend going for the 17 inch track because many office desks aren't very deep, and in some cases you might have a 23 inch track sticking out. Your table must be at least 23.25 inches deep according to the official specs, but it's actually at least 24 inches that you need. Besides, you likely won't ever have your keyboard tray pulled forward the whole way (I never need to).
1756287
You need to measure your track for dimensions required and compare it to the interior dimensions of this unit, which is offered on their site.
984475
This is a clear glass dropper with no measurement markings whatsoever on it. I hope this helps...
1677067
I don't have those specifically. However, I bought 2, both were extremely well packed. To approximate, add 3 inches all the way around the glass top dimensions. The box thickness was about 6 inches. The box is heavy. Assembly is a process but not especially difficult. The result is great. I love my work stations.
7843
Go to the website, have a measuring tape available and follow directions. It works well.
982990
I believe it means the track is 6-1/2 feet in length. I have purchased 2 of these but they have not yet been installed as the house is still under construction so I can't confirm the exact measurements. From the size of the shipping box, I would say that length is correct.
1195798
the total width of the bottom of the track is 1" . the inside of the track fits 1/4" plexi or glass nicely. I used mine for a reptile enclosure. Worked like a charm.
1255439
Do you know how to use a ruler? Measure your front disc and figure it out. It's pretty simple.
817780
I have cheap manual calipers which read as ~1.9mm thickness; not quite 2mm. The bottom is roundED (not flat), but not as round as the rest (in a diameter a little smaller than a CD; ~4").
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I looked in my documentation and was only able to find the dimension for the depth (2.2"). I must have either waited until I received the amp or called eletroline tech support to get the footprint dimensions.However, I installed it in a 9"x9"x3" enclosure which worked perfectly. Without going outside and getting into the enclosure (it is very cold and snowy outside right now), I could guess that it measures ~ 6"W x 4"H. The enclosure I chose was a GC-11CTEGYS 9"x9"x3" for $10.95 from HomeTech Solutions (hometech.com). It cost almost as much to ship the enclosure. I ended up paying about $20 for it overall. I am so pleased with this amp, I know you will be too! I looked in my documentation and was only able to find the dimension for the depth (2.2"). I must have either waited until I received the amp or called eletroline tech support to get the footprint dimensions.However, I installed it in a 9"x9"x3" enclosure which worked perfectly. Without going outside and getting into the enclosure (it is very cold and snowy outside right now), I could guess that it measures ~ 6"W x 4"H. The enclosure I chose was a GC-11CTEGYS 9"x9"x3" for $10.95 from HomeTech Solutions (hometech.com). It cost almost as much... » Read More I looked in my documentation and was only able to find the dimension for the depth (2.2"). I must have either waited until I received the amp or called eletroline tech support to get the footprint dimensions.However, I installed it in a 9"x9"x3" enclosure which worked perfectly. Without going outside and getting into the enclosure (it is very cold and snowy outside right now), I could guess that it measures ~ 6"W x 4"H. The enclosure I chose was a GC-11CTEGYS 9"x9"x3" for $10.95 from HomeTech Solutions (hometech.com). It cost almost as much to ship the enclosure. I ended up paying about $20 for it overall. I am so pleased with this amp, I know you will be too! « Show Less
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Wish I could help, but my daughter has it at school and doesn't have a measuring tape. I will say that she loves it and it has a very nice appearance.