I have exactly 3 " of depth. The drop in dimension says 2.75" of depth but I see one answer saying 4" needed. Which is it?
1035867
My counter top is 3/4" in thickness and the unit hangs 2" below the bottom of the counter top. 2 3/4" total depth of the unit as stated.
1035868
I measure 3 1/4 inches, I find there is some wiggle room under the top, 3" should work, Harold.
1035869
From the mounting flange that you attach to your work surface, to the bottom of the unit, is 2.75".
1596534
I don't know where you are getting this info from. Its incorrect. Because the product details page says it measures 34 inches in height which is corrects. In depth it measures 22.75 inches and width it measures 23.5 inches. I just measured mine.2
1405178
The depth is real close to 5 3/4 inch. This is measured up from my drain pop-up (closed) to the bottom of the quartz surface we have on our vanity.This means you must add the thickness of the surface you will be using to the get the "total depth" of the sink.PS -- we love our little vanity sink that the dealers around here "did not exist"!
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My cat door, installed, is about 4-3/8" deep total. It protrudes from the wall about 1.25" on both the outside and the inside. The remaining 1.875" is the depth of my wall. As I recall there was a lot of room for variance in the depth of the wall. According to the Sureflap website dimensions the tunnel thickness is 3/16", so that might be the minimum wall thickness.
338781
Busted out my tape measure: width is right around 22", height is about 12.5" and you need at least 18" for depth.
2247799
If you've got a molded plug like in the picture, 2-2/3 is fine. If you have an industrial type plug (one where you can disassemble it and replace the cable), then you'd need the deeper one.
1159500
the outside rail at the bottom is what you should use for the depth. when closed nothing extends back beyond that point.
1215890
I think there is a mistake in the depth measure.37 inches H x 5,2 inches W x 10 inches D
517193
The minimum depth will be determined by what kind of shelf pin you will use. I think around a quarter to three eighths is what will be required for most shelf pins. Also remember that there are a couple of different diameters for the pin as well, when you purchase them. I just did some in 1/2 inch so you should not have any trouble. Just dont over drill.
715602
I have the same for the thickness, would say 4 inches to be safe. And we love ours also!
2160298
Joseph,Thank you so much. I do so appreciate it! Usually, the depth is not the first listed and looking @ the pic, it looked wider than deeper. So, thanks again. LInda
452765
Just measured mine. You are correct, there is a extension that goes out side the wall that's almost 2 inches. You will need 3 3/4 inches in depth. You are close enough that you may be able to use this unit by installing it with the 3 1/2 depth you have and using some white caulk around the edges for the 1/4 inch space you may have, other wise you may need to find a diff product.
2172255
Center is .7200 - .1750 depth, might be a tight fit at 3/4". Mine look smashed down from weight after time.
1564188
I am not sure what you meant. The 6" is diameter, not depth. The depth is less than 6".
2200578
the depth is one inch. If one inch is more than one half the cylinder { maybe}
1872677
No, it doesn't. But I really don't think you need it. The depth of this is only about 3 or 4 inches.
971419
Mine is 3" deep except in the very center where it dips in 1/2" for the part you pick it up by.