Hello, what is the distance between the two nails holes?Is there bump up at the back requiring me to drill a hole to install it? Thanks,
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There are four holes: two at the top and two at the bottom. The distances between the holes are 1" side-to-side and 3 1/8" top to bottom. There was no bump sticking out the back of the doorbell. It fits flat against the house without requiring you to create a space. You do need to use the four screws that come with it and you may want to pre-drill holes for putting those screws into your house.
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3" between the screw holes. No issues with all I switched out in my kitchen. They worked super and look great!
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Hi Virginia, I am afraid you have to drill two 1/4 " holes as It calls for in the instructions. Regards, Guenter
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I used the old plastic insert and unscrewed the new one. if plastic insert gets broken then more likely the hole is smaller than what it should. light hammering should be sufficient to insert it.
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1 3/4 inches between the two screw holes on the right side of the hinge. Half that to center between them. Not sure if this is what you are asking?!?
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Hi Frank,I didn't cut a hole in the back of mine but I don't see why you couldn't do it. Depending how high your circuit box is I don't see that there would be a problem but there is one stationary shelf about 5' high in the cabinets. The cabinets do not secure to the wall, they are sturdy, with four sides and stand on 4 legs. The cabinets that I looked at, before I bought these, did not have backs in them, these are much better than the ones I looked at. I put all 3 of my cabinets next to each other along the side of the garage. I did have to get some 4" studs to adapt to the slope in the garage but now they all stand level next to each other and look very nice. Hi Frank,I didn't cut a hole in the back of mine but I don't see why you couldn't do it. Depending how high your circuit box is I don't see that there would be a problem but there is one stationary shelf about 5' high in the cabinets. The cabinets do not secure to the wall, they are sturdy, with four sides and stand on 4 legs. The cabinets that I looked at, before I bought these, did not have backs in them, these are much better than the ones I looked at. I put all 3 of my cabinets next to each other along the side of the garage. I did have to get some 4" studs to adapt to the... » Read More Hi Frank,I didn't cut a hole in the back of mine but I don't see why you couldn't do it. Depending how high your circuit box is I don't see that there would be a problem but there is one stationary shelf about 5' high in the cabinets. The cabinets do not secure to the wall, they are sturdy, with four sides and stand on 4 legs. The cabinets that I looked at, before I bought these, did not have backs in them, these are much better than the ones I looked at. I put all 3 of my cabinets next to each other along the side of the garage. I did have to get some 4" studs to adapt to the slope in the garage but now they all stand level next to each other and look very nice. « Show Less
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The holes that you drill in the wood are 3" apart, roughly centered vertically. The knobs holding the hook are 2" apart.
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nail hook comes along with the product. That needs to be fixed back side. You may check the mark if you open the top board and remove the cloth slightly down.
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I have "two" of these desk desk in my office - THERE are NO hole or punch outs in the 2 back panels, which you nail on during the final assembly. Both of my computer desk are against the wall - so I took off the small (10"x 24"- perforated section for easy removal) back panel where the computer goes. So it allows plenty of air - simple.Also - because the desk Back Panel (cover) is in two large sections parted horizonally - I left the nails loose on the center mating line - an pushed all cables thru this slit, and finished nailing tighter. Easy
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Yes. The nail holes are on the two vertical pieces, not the back piece. Thus it's possible to do so.
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Hi Virginia, I am afraid you have to drill two 1/4 " holes as It calls for in the instructions.Regards,Guenter
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Hi Judy, The distance between the two drilled holes is 12 inches. It's a very sturdy mail box with lots of room for magazines, papers, etc. I hope I've helped you make a decision. Sincerely, Judy
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The maximum size nail is 2 inches. I counter sunk nails through 1/2" oak into another 1/2" oak board into a pine bench. And the result was very secure. Hope this helps.
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Is this a quiz?Tell Bob to measure the holes, something like 1 1/8"I installed this on someone else's garage over a year ago
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Hi Rachelle, The screw holes on the back are 5 and 5/16 inches apart from center to center. Hope this helps. Susan
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If your doors are way off, it may be because the pieces was not square before the back got put on. I learned that one the hard way a long time ago and always check before I put those hundreds of nails on the back! You might want to see if a handyman could help as that would be a bigger project to take on than just leveling the doors. They shouldn't be more than a 1/4" off if your piece is square. And then, yes, the adjusting to get them just right takes a few tries and some patience. Good luck. I have two and love them.
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Sorry I can't help because the contractor installed it. I did notice a few dings around the frame which indicated he had some trouble with it so you're not alone. It 's really beautiful so hope you can get it to fit. Mine snaps shut tight so I wonder if yours was damaged in shipping. Good luck