What is the width of the space between hook and back plate? Would a 3/4-inch dowel fit into the space of a medium or large hook?
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Medium would NOT work for a 3/4" dowel. Based on eye, holding a ruler behind and squinting, I think a 3/4" dowel would just barely fit the large size. I think there would be 1-2mm wiggle room, but no guarantees!
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I have the large command hook and I don't think it would work. You might be able to jam it in but the way the hook is shaped it gets a little smaller down at the bottom and on the one I have I am sure it would not go all the way down. If it does not go all the way down, I do not see how it would be sturdy.
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I ordered the large hook and there is exactly a 3/4 in gap between the hook and back plate.
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It's a little under 4"" (3 and 7/8") The part the hook goes in is 3 1/4" and the hook holders are 1 9/16" apart. The hook holders are open at one end and closed at the other. I found that out after I had sewn in a tape upside down and had to punch the hooks through.
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Well I don't know how to answer this question other than to provide dimensions of the area inside the hook. At its tallest and deepest, the area inside the hook is 5/8 inch X 5/8 inch. That being said that is at the largest and it is tapered as it approaches the base of the hook. (You are essentially looking at a quarter of a circle with a radius of 5/8 of an inch.). Also, there is a weight limit for command hooks. (I believe medium are rated for 2-3 lbs.). So no heavy drapery.
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The bracket will exactly fit a 4" x 4" post (which actually measures 3-1/2" x 3-1/2"). The overall footprint of this bracket measures 6-5/8" x 3-5/8".
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I can only tell you 3 1/4 diameter. I cut the length to fit in the space I needed it. Sorry
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It is approximately 2 1/4" in diameter. You could use a small dowel rod or a rather large one.
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HelloI just measured the interior width of the hooks and it is just barely 1.25 inches wide. It will be a very close fit.
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Here is a diagram of hook sizes. Hope this helps.http://www.pcsoutdoors.com/images/hook_size.png
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At the opening of the "horseshoe," it is exactly 3/4". But, as you get to within about 1/8" away from the "cul de sac" or closed end of the horseshoe, the distance starts to narrow. I think that means that the hook will fit around a 3/4" pole, but you might not be able to push the hook completely flush against the pole when it narrows at the very end. Perhaps you could wrap the bungee cord around the pole and secure it to itself by grabbing the cord with the hook.
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The hook is 1" x 3" x 5/8 when closed. Do not expect them to be the advertised 1 1/4 x 3 1/4. I had to trash a piece of walnut that I mortised to the advertised measurements.
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The hook fits the door at 1and 3/4 . But I did not use the door for my hook . I use my closet door . Because the space between my door and the door frame was not a big enough opening like my closet door .
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inside diameter of narrowest point is 3 inches. Inside diameter of the hook is 1 3/4 inches
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Hello,Thank you for your interest. Unfortunately we do not carry this item with 4" screw spacing, we carry 3-3/4" or 5" screw spacing. Please let us know if you have any further questions.Regards,Integrity Worldwide, LLCGlideRite Hardware
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4 7/8" ... If you are mounting in wood, I would cut 4 3/4 and sand for a snug fit.
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Would accommodate a 3/8" strap; not sure if a 1/2" strap would fit. The hooks where Installed on an antique clothes tree and gifted to a family member; now used to hang baseball hats. :-)
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Sincere apologies for my delay in answering the question - the hooks were stored away and I just pulled them out - the hook is 15 1/4" overall.
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I like to use the 5 and 6 inch senko with the 4/0 hook, for more weight, but the 4 and 5 inch senko with the 3/0 hook will work just find, but you may want to Texas rig it to add a little more weight. Either way you'll be fine. I hear a lot of folks like to wacky rig it with the 4/ 5 and the 3/0 hook as well. Either way, you can't go wrong. Good luck!