When set up to use, how much clearance from bottom of inner shaft to the floor? Thanks y'all!
1058364
1 3/8 inch for typical spread. When legs are most wide spread then 1 1/2 inch. When most narrow about 1 inch.
293931
Sorry, it did not occur to me to check this out since I use it only for limited activities. Clearance is probably not more than 2 inches. Maximum incline will depend on weight
2009062
Looks like the clearance is about 4 3/8" from top of curve to pipe center. Your clearance should be just enough.
1999039
The bottom of this bracket is approximately 3 -3.5 inches from the floor. It actually is below our water source, so causes no issues.
907758
It's about thirty inches, so it will not reach the bottom. However it wouldn't much to wild am extension to the shaft. This is an amazing still mixer for the money.
1432660
I clicked the answer that says the clearance is 13", but remember that you may have carpet and the legs will sink into the carpet perhaps 1/2" or so unless you use cups that have some thickness under all the legs.
989247
In the lowest setting, the height of the riser is ~7.5 inches from floor to tip, but the top 1.5 inches fits into the leg of the bed. Thus, their stated adjustment range of 6-10 inches seems accurate. If you have reflux & need the head of the bed raised more than that, you could always leave the original wheels on at the foot of the bed, & just use these at the head of the bed (& the middle if you have legs there also).
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.
904868
I get 30-1/8" from my floor to the top surface. Not that you asked, but I really love this cabinet: all the parts fit perfectly and its detailing makes it classier than most.
595892
Sorry for the late reply, I've been moving! , anyway, I haven't been able to find clear pictures of your tower with measurements to give me a solid idea of clearance, but you can always order, try to "dry fit" it, and return it if it doesn't fit with Amazon, they seem pretty great about returns! (Check the policy first before ordering, but I'm pretty sure that's what made me go for it!! )
2048579
About 2 feet. The instructions suggest something like 5 feet of clearance all around.
904394
It is sixteen inches from the floor to where the pipe goes vertical. The floor piece is a half circle which is twenty inches from my wall. The nearest part of the floor support is about seven inches from the wall. Works great for me with two adult bikes on the stand. EWB
1921773
I just measured ours, and you can expect roughly about 28" of clearance from the bottom of the hook to where the bend in the base of the rod (where it goes into the mounting clamp).
1268487
Jeffrey I went over your measurements of 91 inches from floor to celling which is 7' 7". The 52090 Hunter fan is 18" which leaves a measurement of 73" from the floor which equals 6' 1" from the floor. thats not a safe clearance for the fan blades, even if you remove the light fixture which is about 6" but also you need to know that blades slant down about an inch, my opion is you don't have a safe clearance for this fan. I have the 34" Hunter fan and it is a fantastic fan but I have about 7' of clearance and it is above a table.
208189
I measured about 6.75 inches on a carpeted floor from the floor to the bottom of the frame. Not sure how far the legs sunk into the carpet but estimate about 7 inches clearance on a hard floor.
1691447
I believe the thread is 1/4-20 but I'm not completely sure. It's been a while since I installed them but I would guess the adjustment is 1 to 1.5 inches. I installed my set in the garage and found the floor was surprisingly uneven. But my set is about 14 feet long and I was able to adjust the legs so it is all level and plumb. Just remember to find the flloor high point and work your way out from there (like installing kitchen cabinets). (After my initial post, I see that someone else posted that the thread is 3/8. OK, I guess it could be. If we know why you were asking we could check further.
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I happened to have 1 new in box. The shaft extends 1 11/16 inches from the motor body. About 7/16" of the end of the shaft is grooved to retain the fan.