what is a good space measurement cabinet for this board?What do you recommend as I am buying this for a newbie and want to protect the darts n wall
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I couldn't tell you the measurements, but we protected the dart tips and walls by purchasing board insulation to place behind it. We used thin corkboard role to cover the insulation board and spray adhesive to attach it. Mounted the board to the wall and put trim work around it to frame it.
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Any cabinet you can buy will most likely work because most board sizes are universal with the exception of board thickness. I built my own and I have about a 2 inch space between the edges of the board. Additionally most of the cabinets have doors that open which will add in the protection of your wall. Winmau also makes a ring for this board that adds wall protection without having a cabinet.
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Very good question. If your husband is an experienced dart thrower then any cabinet will work. Cabinates are also good if you would like to hide the board when not being played. I personally use a dartboard surround with cricket chalk scoreboards on either side. Hayneedle.com or ebay is a good place to shop for these. The dart surrounds are approxaletly 27" x 27" giving you much more room around the board for misthrown darts. I also recommend a thick rug placed on the floor under the board for darts that pop out. This is good if there a hardwood tile or concrete floor in the throwing area. Please don't hesitate to ask anyother questions and I hope this helped. Very good question. If your husband is an experienced dart thrower then any cabinet will work. Cabinates are also good if you would like to hide the board when not being played. I personally use a dartboard surround with cricket chalk scoreboards on either side. Hayneedle.com or ebay is a good place to shop for these. The dart surrounds are approxaletly 27" x 27" giving you much more room around the board for misthrown darts. I also recommend a thick rug placed on the floor under the board for darts that pop out. This is good if there a hardwood tile or concrete floor in the... » Read More Very good question. If your husband is an experienced dart thrower then any cabinet will work. Cabinates are also good if you would like to hide the board when not being played. I personally use a dartboard surround with cricket chalk scoreboards on either side. Hayneedle.com or ebay is a good place to shop for these. The dart surrounds are approxaletly 27" x 27" giving you much more room around the board for misthrown darts. I also recommend a thick rug placed on the floor under the board for darts that pop out. This is good if there a hardwood tile or concrete floor in the throwing area. Please don't hesitate to ask anyother questions and I hope this helped. « Show Less
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There are lots of holes to choose from to mount. No certain spacing required. For example, the rod (the main part) is larger than the board (only 11") I mounted it on. You should have no problem getting it to work. I love it!
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That sounds like the right diminsions yes but my advice is dont even buy the cabinet. Halfway through putting the cabinet together i discovered it was missing crucial parts+even after waiting another week to recieve the missing parts&putting; it together the cabinet was so unsturdy i didnt risk using it.
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Table dimension is 80x40, usually idealIs to have 1.5ft perimeter to fit nicely, so it should be fine, do you have walls on both sides? Or imaginary division?Best regards
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I notice that they don't show the back of the door on purpose. I just got the PDS-500, and the black box that is covering the works, and takes up most of the back of the door, is about 1 3/8 ". The distance from bottom, without pad, to rail is about 3 3/8. That only leaves 2" inside for stuff. So, how deep is the works plastic thing? Must be less on this one. Are you sure of your depth inside with door closed?I might be getting this one, though it does cost 75% more. Let me know. Thanks!
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The inside is square and is 20"x20". A good quality dartboard is 17-1/2" in diameter, which I have. The bad part is even with the board mounted as tight as possible to the case backing, the doors don't shut completely because the case isn't deep enough.
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Do not do that unless ypu plan on securing them together. Look into getting a bigger cabinet just to be safe. Seriously it will fall over if you stack them. Not worth the injury.
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I just installed this cabinet. After reading your question, I went back and carefully measured the space needed for the installation. You should be fine with 19 3/4 inches, with an inch or so to spare. By the way...you will not find a finer cabinet of this type on the market!!
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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!! )
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You will need to check with a stud finder if you have two studs that you can hit. I also found that the mirrors on the side came off unless I put 600 glue on them. I still like this cabinet and you will find that any cabinets that are made well may take more effort to install are worth it. Cheap cabinets that are made of particle board or cheap materials loocost you more. They need to be replaced often and they fall apart. I don't know your lay out but centering a cabinet on the wall and not over a sink is unusuaalll. This is a nice plain design that should not need to be replaced unless someone likes heavy dark You will need to check with a stud finder if you have two studs that you can hit. I also found that the mirrors on the side came off unless I put 600 glue on them. I still like this cabinet and you will find that any cabinets that are made well may take more effort to install are worth it. Cheap cabinets that are made of particle board or cheap materials loocost you more. They need to be replaced often and they fall apart. I don't know your lay out but centering a cabinet on the wall and not over a sink is unusuaalll. This is a nice plain design that should not need to be replaced unless... » Read More You will need to check with a stud finder if you have two studs that you can hit. I also found that the mirrors on the side came off unless I put 600 glue on them. I still like this cabinet and you will find that any cabinets that are made well may take more effort to install are worth it. Cheap cabinets that are made of particle board or cheap materials loocost you more. They need to be replaced often and they fall apart. I don't know your lay out but centering a cabinet on the wall and not over a sink is unusuaalll. This is a nice plain design that should not need to be replaced unless someone likes heavy dark « Show Less
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I highly recommend you use the wall anchor provided. It is taller than most cabinets and narrow, so there is a risk of tipping over.
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Depends how big the box is. I have a speaker with 6.5" x 7.5" foot print that fits diagonally with room to spare. The shelf is a 12" radius quarter circle, so anything that fits in that area should be OK so long as it doesn't weigh an abnormal amount for something that size. There will be those two mounts poking over the top that could interfere with something that sits flush on the shelf. Use good drywall anchors from the hardware store if you don't get lucky and have a stud there, and put the mounts further out than the directions say (9 to 10 inches from the corner instead of half way) to better support the center of gravity of the load on the shelf. Depends how big the box is. I have a speaker with 6.5" x 7.5" foot print that fits diagonally with room to spare. The shelf is a 12" radius quarter circle, so anything that fits in that area should be OK so long as it doesn't weigh an abnormal amount for something that size. There will be those two mounts poking over the top that could interfere with something that sits flush on the shelf. Use good drywall anchors from the hardware store if you don't get lucky and have a stud there, and put the mounts further out than the directions say (9 to 10 inches from the corner instead... » Read More Depends how big the box is. I have a speaker with 6.5" x 7.5" foot print that fits diagonally with room to spare. The shelf is a 12" radius quarter circle, so anything that fits in that area should be OK so long as it doesn't weigh an abnormal amount for something that size. There will be those two mounts poking over the top that could interfere with something that sits flush on the shelf. Use good drywall anchors from the hardware store if you don't get lucky and have a stud there, and put the mounts further out than the directions say (9 to 10 inches from the corner instead of half way) to better support the center of gravity of the load on the shelf. « Show Less
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I am not sure if this board will be an exact fit for your needs, but I can tell you it for mine perfectly! Hardware is included! If the specifications say the holes are drilled 12" apart, I feel confident this board will suit your needs!
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I mount my board on the side of my Travel Trailer with two screws. If you only do one screw, you will get a lot of bounce on the board which often makes the darts fall out. I attached my board so it is under the awning so we can play in the rain. I've enjoyed this setup for over 10 years now with no problems.
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I prepped my cabinet just like you would to paint. I took off doors and used painters tape to protect the floors and wall. There are lots of good DIY blogs on this. I would recommend googling or searching Pinterest to figure out how much you'll need for your project.
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The entire back is open. Without having it near to measure, plan on the width of the cabinet, less ~ 1-inch for the combined side boards. Also, the slide-out drawer is not full depth, so you have 3+inches behind it. I have a lot of wires/extension cords stuffed behind it, and still able to slide tight agains the wall, hiding all of them (except for the outlet on the wall). I hope that helps.
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Aloha A C, Mine fit great between the wall studs that were sixteen inches on center. A little sloppy so I used some shims on one side due to it being an older condo and built in Maui. Height is no problem, just make sure you know where the wires are at in the wall. Depth will be a problem installing it in a 2x4 wall with insulation. Your will have to cut the insulation out behind the safe. It took me less than fifteen minutes to install it. I love it. Aloha, Captain