how depth of the wall requied to install this product ? i have a tiled brick wall
2044911
Follow the template, but you need to recess the to holder 1.5 inches into the wall for it to be flush with the finished surface....
2044912
You'll need about 3+ inches clear behind the face of the wall. You will also have to come up with a different bracket to hold it in place, as the bracket that comes with it is for a wall thickness of up to two inches. I would go with a flush mount paper holder.
2044913
I will try and help. I do not have any of the paperwork any longer so what I will say is from how mine is mounted. The wall the unit is mounted in is a typical 2 x 4 wall with sheet rock on both sides. The sheet rock is 3/4", the 2 x 4's are only 3 5/8". Hope this helps.
318806
It shouldn't be any more difficult than on a brick wall. Just use the correct anchors.
385982
The back of the unit is approx 3/4in. Andyou need about 3/4in. Dia . I put mine on a stucco wall & used silicon adhesive w/ the screws.
1078177
If you are going to do that I would use some expanded metal and set it out at least 1/4" from the wall. This should give the cement something to bond to and avoid cracks in the cement.
2194426
According to the specs this is what they say...Wall Depth: 1/2", 5/8", and up to 1-1/2"
1411489
First I'm very pleased with the product. For me it was easy to install. If your wall studs are 16" centres no problem it fits great, but if 24" centres then you will probably need help! Brief installation instructions. Tools required, drill, tape measure, socket set and basic handyman skills.
708277
You need to be able to drill 2 holes in whatever surfacing you will be hanging it. I don't know how flush this would be against the fireplace, since the brick is not a completely smooth surface.
1650736
You will need a small sliver of granite at the back. It doesn't fit the entire depth.
525543
Maybe you just have to trim that copper pipe a bit to make the faucet flush against the tile., Not sure about the measurement your asking about..,
1548132
I'm really sorry, but I can't answer the question with any degree of confidence. My was retrofit and had to be installed a few inches from the wall. I called my contractor and he couldn't answer definitively either. Maybe American Standard would be able to help you. Good luck.
1290357
you need to tie in / anchor down the walls along the perimeter. if you can do so on your tile, you will be ok.
814401
i surfaced mounted mine, but it appears that th part that recesses in the wall is just under 4".
2217595
Hi,1/2" clearance is not enough and you need at least 3 1/4" space from the wall. Thank you
1540587
Don't know exactly, but allow for wall thickness approximately 1-1/2" to 2" all around. Would not suggest turning it on its side due to compressor.
1823508
What is the vertical spacing of the mounting plate holes - will they allow anchorage into the mortar seams in a brick wall?
1230635
it would depend on how thick the wall was. Most walls are the width of a 2x4, plus sheetrock on both sides - something like 5". You'd need a liner I think to cover up the guts of the wall, and the screws between the two outer plates wouldn't be long enough to reach the other side.
1105368
Just under 4" ... About 3-7/8". It will just fit a standard 2x4 construction wall with 1/2" Sheetrock. I had no problem but I do wish I had 2x6 construction because there would be less concern on the back side of the wall if ever someone wanted to hang a picture or something. I hope this helps.