Need one to cover well pipe 28" high and 23" wide?
1301210
The one I bought would not cover that large an area. It was perhaps 16X20" footprint and maybe 18-20" high.
2272180
You will need a 31" cover. If you wish you can call us at 303-447-0902 7am to 5pm MST and we can help get the best fit.
281354
my plumber told me to get the extra thick one because the space between the floor and floor pipe might be taller than normal, and the extra thickness (height) would still fit. I think all seals are the same diameter, except for thickness.
1676169
No, it needs to be a complete unit you might try tighter wraps around the pipe to make up for the extra length. I bought 3 foot one from a local mobile home for use on my home and I'm using the longer one on the barn.
1245479
I THINK it will. Tough to say without taking mine apart. The poles slide into each other and then you drill holes and secure them at that length with screws. My spa is 7'6" square, so yours is 20" longer in one dimension than mine. That means that the poles have to be half that much longer than mine, or 10", and still leave enough to secure. I am pretty sure there is that much left. You could purchase it, and slide them together without drilling them to measure...Be aware that I DID have to modify mine to fit a little, as the studs in the sides were not where they should be, but a little lower, so I had to trim the vertical pipes about 1" to clear my deck when I open the cover. I THINK it will. Tough to say without taking mine apart. The poles slide into each other and then you drill holes and secure them at that length with screws. My spa is 7'6" square, so yours is 20" longer in one dimension than mine. That means that the poles have to be half that much longer than mine, or 10", and still leave enough to secure. I am pretty sure there is that much left. You could purchase it, and slide them together without drilling them to measure...Be aware that I DID have to modify mine to fit a little, as the studs in the sides were not where they... » Read More I THINK it will. Tough to say without taking mine apart. The poles slide into each other and then you drill holes and secure them at that length with screws. My spa is 7'6" square, so yours is 20" longer in one dimension than mine. That means that the poles have to be half that much longer than mine, or 10", and still leave enough to secure. I am pretty sure there is that much left. You could purchase it, and slide them together without drilling them to measure...Be aware that I DID have to modify mine to fit a little, as the studs in the sides were not where they should be, but a little lower, so I had to trim the vertical pipes about 1" to clear my deck when I open the cover. « Show Less
1697625
1 1/2 inchs wide by 1 7/8 deep.... how about a 3 inch pvc pipe ...maybe even 3×3 with bottom cap..... I believe it would be cheaper for you in the long run. have a great day
2205462
I returned it because it did not fit the size pipes I had. Sorry it is loud.
128992
The pipe size is not an issue. Adapting to the different suction and exhaust locations is easy. Like the other responder said, you will need special fittings from a VAC SHOP. They are not plumbing fittings.
302863
Sorry, I don't know the usual size but it's a standard size pipe that's on the inside -- of course the base is wider than that but I'd suggest to check w/your contractor or your local Lowe's --
655451
I also have a 24' pool. From the research I've done, one 4' x 20' panel should be enough. If you install it any distance from your filter pump, be prepared to do some plumbing. I recommend "little giant" 1-1/2" flexible pvc hose. It cost me around $95 for a 50' roll. As for the panel, I've only had mine in operation for two days now, so it's too soon to notice a difference.
288176
I'm sure it will be a snap to put in a pipe that has more vertical space than I had. My "pipe" was a floor drain with 2" opening that made a pretty quick 90 degree turn but I was still able to use this product with careful setup. It worked flawlessly. I have since gotten the "pipe to clear air" for my foundation drain replaced and no longer need to use the pump and sensors.
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I would say yes it should fit over a 22" sump opening. The outer edge of the flange that you fasten to the concrete is 28" wide. The inner edge of the flange measures 24" wide so you should have enough width to cover a 22" sump hole. This is a very nice, easy to install sump cover. Note: You will need to purchase a 3" pipe to 3" NPT coupling to screw into the 3" flange on the top of the cover if you are using 3" pipe. There is no flange for 4" pipe so you would have to enlarge the 3" hole and rig your own type of flange connection around the pipe to keep it from slipping down into the hole. I would say yes it should fit over a 22" sump opening. The outer edge of the flange that you fasten to the concrete is 28" wide. The inner edge of the flange measures 24" wide so you should have enough width to cover a 22" sump hole. This is a very nice, easy to install sump cover. Note: You will need to purchase a 3" pipe to 3" NPT coupling to screw into the 3" flange on the top of the cover if you are using 3" pipe. There is no flange for 4" pipe so you would have to enlarge the 3" hole and rig your own type of flange connection around the... » Read More I would say yes it should fit over a 22" sump opening. The outer edge of the flange that you fasten to the concrete is 28" wide. The inner edge of the flange measures 24" wide so you should have enough width to cover a 22" sump hole. This is a very nice, easy to install sump cover. Note: You will need to purchase a 3" pipe to 3" NPT coupling to screw into the 3" flange on the top of the cover if you are using 3" pipe. There is no flange for 4" pipe so you would have to enlarge the 3" hole and rig your own type of flange connection around the pipe to keep it from slipping down into the hole. « Show Less
808972
I replaced a different brand with this Honywell unit and the pvc pipes were the same size so replacement was a snap. If fittings are different sizes there should be adapters.
55688
It should mine is in 5 inch pvc I have plenty of room around the pvc pipeing and the pump is around 3inches in diameter my well is onl;y 100 ft deep and pump is set at 60 feet I wouldn't worry about setting it in 4inch pvc as long as there is plenty of water I use it for watering yard
753255
This drain cover would not cover an opening that is 4.25 inches wide. You might be able to drop it into the 2.75" part of the drain and let it sit there. The drain cover is shaped so you can use it in either a concave, or convex position. The product is good quality and works well. I'm sure you can return it if it doesn't fit.
1574643
That depends on a couple of factors. One, what are the sizes of pipes (diameter) you are covering? Two, how much(length) of those pipes are you gonna cover? Three, how close or how far are those 2 pipes in relation to each other? Basically, the heating cable is a set length. You can use it to cover what ever up to its length.
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Measure the flat area of the bottom of the sink for an accurate size. Typically this 24 inch protector will work fine for 26-28 inch sink. Joe @ Readsome