How large is this when it is opened up? What kind of clearance does it require from the walls, etc>
213456
The dimensions when open are 30"x80". I would suggest giving it a minimum of 6-8" on each side.
908544
It opens to 32" wide by 6ft long. Clearance from the wall need only be 2". You center it 18" away from the wall and need 7 ft in length. It is a great space saver.
908545
When it is totally open it is 31.5" wide and almost 60" long. You would need to put this 24" off the wall to ensure you can use all of the hanging area. Still love this item.
1300149
It opens out fully to 14 1/2 inches, but I usually open mine about 8 -10 inches. It telescopes out from the wall. I use mine over the side of the dryer which is against a wall in the laundry room.
724599
58" clearance is needed to open the top plus your fingers to open so I would give it 60" with the wheels on, also when putting it together save the long thinner screws for the opening top, instructions do not let you know which screw goes where.
1317688
We just installed this cabinet 2 weeks ago. The rough wall opening needs to be 19-1/8 inches x 25-1/8 inches x 3-7/8 inches. It's a great cabinet. Very pretty, well made and deceptively large. I recommend it! Good luck!
58241
BT - When I folded the board, placed it standing with the legs against the wall and measured to the top surface, 3 1/2 inches would be quite snug. I, myself, would prefer at least a very minimum of a 4 inch (or even more) wide storage area in order to have even a chance of getting my fingers around it in order to easily get it back out again. Of course, you could always reach the nose and tilt it back out. It is very lightweight. Hope this helps.
1768837
No, the wall opening required is 14in X 24in. You would have to cut the opening larger.
643670
Base-to-wall clearance requirement is 6 inches upright, 25 inches fully reclined, to keep the top of the chair from hitting the wall. It's not a wall hugger.
1895185
Mine only has 11" width for clearance, but it could have only used the 10". I set mine a few inches from the side wall. It is 10" wide. I LOVE mine!!! I absolutely hate seeing the trash can sitting out in the kitchen!
2179761
The top will hit the wall when opened. I left about an inch and a half gap between the wall and the edge of the top, and when the top is fully open, there still is about a half inch gap.
1526340
Sorry I took so long to get back to you, I was gone a few days. I have mine on my kitchen counter, so it is open on 2 sides. I have about 6" from the top of the unit to the bottom of my cabinet. I have it pulled out about 3" from the wall behind it. I didn't find anything in the book about it, but just used common sense, and it has been working fine, no problems.
1226213
I'm away from home and can't measure it directly, but I would guess it's got about 8-12 inches of clearance beneath
2217595
Hi,1/2" clearance is not enough and you need at least 3 1/4" space from the wall. Thank you
1671093
i think that you can view a manual online.The unit stays pretty cool all around and on top, but always leave space all around the unit for air circulation to cool unit and prevent a fire should some mishap occur.. i would give it at least 1 foot clearance between back and side wall. Ciao
1984607
We gave ours about three feet from the wall to allow for spinning... Also enough room behind it for me to slip in between the wall and the unit, however, I wouldn't count on it for most people, I'm weirdly petite. My brother says he would rather have it about 4 feet but he's weirdly giant.
1987646
If I remember correctly, I don't think it can go through walls, needs to be an open space. So, I'd check the specs before buying.
363773
You need a space about 9 inches deep and 60inches wide. Fits nicely against a wall
1833401
The unit has a bumpout in the back and bulges in the middle widthwise and little depthwise so I think the maximum measurements are 11&1/4 high, 19&5/8 wide, 14&1/4 without the handle and 16&1/4 width. The point in the another answer is also well taken. You wouldn't want to put this in a tight enclosed space. There are a lot of vents on the right side and also a row on the top right and some in the back as well. Recommendation was to allow 3 inches between back and wall which would probably apply to side and top as well.