What size brick does this go on? I have 3 3/4 inch bricks would it fit?
2019125
I am not sure. I bought several different sizes to try and used the best fit for my bricks and returned or gave to family the remainder that I did not use. It was several months ago and I do not remember the one that fit my brick size
2019126
You need the largest clip or "Max" size brick clip; Max size brick clips usually means an ability to accomodate maximum brick ht of 3 and 1/8 inches....seemingly a pb for you given the unusual ht of nearly 4 inches. There are several manufs of max size clips including a company aptly called Brick Clip. I would call the company (just Google them) and ask IF their max size clip will extend to 3 and 3/4 inches. BTW, do be sure your measurements are accurate-the ht you give, as I said, is quite unusual. Now to the point, the Good Tidings clip is for a smaller brick ht known as "standard" which clearly is too little for you. Good Luck!! BTW, do be sure the brick mortor depth is at least 1/8 inch or more! You need the largest clip or "Max" size brick clip; Max size brick clips usually means an ability to accomodate maximum brick ht of 3 and 1/8 inches....seemingly a pb for you given the unusual ht of nearly 4 inches. There are several manufs of max size clips including a company aptly called Brick Clip. I would call the company (just Google them) and ask IF their max size clip will extend to 3 and 3/4 inches. BTW, do be sure your measurements are accurate-the ht you give, as I said, is quite unusual. Now to the point, the Good Tidings clip is for a smaller brick ht known as... » Read More You need the largest clip or "Max" size brick clip; Max size brick clips usually means an ability to accomodate maximum brick ht of 3 and 1/8 inches....seemingly a pb for you given the unusual ht of nearly 4 inches. There are several manufs of max size clips including a company aptly called Brick Clip. I would call the company (just Google them) and ask IF their max size clip will extend to 3 and 3/4 inches. BTW, do be sure your measurements are accurate-the ht you give, as I said, is quite unusual. Now to the point, the Good Tidings clip is for a smaller brick ht known as "standard" which clearly is too little for you. Good Luck!! BTW, do be sure the brick mortor depth is at least 1/8 inch or more! « Show Less
2019127
You need the largest clip or "Max" size brick clip; Max size brick clips usually means an ability to accomodate maximum brick ht of 3 and 1/8 inches....seemingly a pb for you given the unusual ht of nearly 4 inches. There are several manufs of max size clips including a company aptly called Brick Clip. I would call the company (just Google them) and ask IF their max size clip will extend to 3 and 3/4 inches. BTW, do be sure your measurements are accurate-the ht you give, as I said, is quite unusual. Now to the point, the Good Tidings clip is for a smaller brick ht known as "standard" which clearly is too little for you. Good Luck!! BTW, do be sure the brick mortor depth is at least 1/8 inch or more!
2019128
I have measured the Queen Size that I used and I think 3 inch is about max for that part. When I was researching these things, I believe I did see some that would fit the larger bricks. The product really works if you can find one that will fit.
2019129
I have 2 1/2" and it fits perfectly. I think anything thicker would not work.
2019130
These brick clips are made to fit over a 2 1/2 inch brick. They might expand to 3 inches, but I seriously doubt they would fit over a 3 3/4 inch brick.
2019131
Found the package, works on 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 bricks. made by a company called St Nick's Choice if you can track them down.
1445027
I don't remember how deep the frame is but it seemed pretty thin. I would guess that you will be ok with 3/4" but I couldn't say for sure.
395526
I measured mine and appears that a 1 3/4 inch pole should fit, probably not a 2 inch
29891
We have a 3/4 and it fits fine. It might be a little tight for a full size. Nice quality.
1987503
I measured the stock opening and it is about 13/16 in diameter, so 3/4 stock should fit.
1690454
Yes, it will fit. My daughter's 3/4 fits comfortably with a little room to spare.
52562
I measured it , it is 3/4 inch o d . You will need a reducer . Which is very cheap. I hope this helped.
240107
im sure it wont fit 3/8 the end is very big wont even fit thru the access hole. I think its made for very large industrial type work.
1159327
Yes, it should fit. Just tried it on the bottom of my blender jar, which measures exactly 3.75" across. Seems to work!
394242
Yes, I measured a couple of these and there were slightly larger than 3/4". I think they'd work fine.
727871
It would not fit. You have to allow for the hardware which is about 3+ inches.
1176471
Mine was 3/4" and it fit beautifully. There are also fittings that will adapt to several different diameters, as mentioned previously.
1056169
1 inch fits just right. It looks like 3/4inch would work but I can't promise it.
713027
It would definitely fit but keep in mind it gets very hot underneath. I would put it on top of cinderblock or something. Ps I love mine �
2134521
I don't believe this will work for the 8"x 8" salt brick. The salt plate holder pictured here measurements are 9"x 15" and the larger salt brick fit perfectly. I believe it will be one inch too wide and the salt brick would fall through. The salt brick I got was 12"x8" and because the 12" fit perfectly the wider width didn't matter. You may be able to find a smaller rack that will accommodate the 8" x 8" size salt brick.
1939701
I believe it is 3/4" but already installed it. I have an Orbit Model 55661 in my garage and that is definitely 3/4".
1747056
I measured to make sure and it's 3 3/8" diameter inside and 4" to the outside. Hope that helps.