I notice that the base plate has 4 holes. What are the c/c dimensions of those holes? The imbedded bolts in my existing concrete base are 11 1/2" w x
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I had the same problem. To resolve I took a 2"x12" cut to the same size as the concrete base, and using permanent adhesive, bonded it to the wooden block. I then drilled pilot holes to align the aluminum base and used 1 12" bolts(w/wood screw threads) to mount it to the base.
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2 1/4" H x 9 3/4" W Both sides. Note that the front of the box where the bolts go through the plastic are open and visible. I contacted the company to ask about a plug or other way to cover those two holes so the bolts were not visible (to improve the visual aesthetics) but they don't make such a thing. It's been a good box so far. For the wood base I bought and anchor unit at the home depot store, set it in concrete and then put the 4x4 on it and then anchored the box to the wood. That way the wood base isn't in soil and should be less inclined to rot.
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SC: The bolts used to attache this rack to the cabinet are no longer than 3/4". The base of my cabinet is 7/8" thick and the bolts do not pierce the underside of the cabinet. FYI I am very pleased with this rack.
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I installed this faucet with no any issue, so did not pay any attention to the size of the hole, but I did not use base plate. so I measure the hole at base plate, IS 1 15/16" exactly, LESS than 2". And the base of the faucet is 2 3/8". hope this help.
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I'm not 100% sure of the actual size but I drilled a 1/2" hole in my concrete floor thru this hole and there was still room for a larger size if needed.
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Its not made for a 6x6. More made for bolting into concrete. The base is hollow though so if you cut a piece of plywood 4x4 and put that on the 6x6 then montes this to the plywood that might work
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I don't know.....I would think you would have to drill 4 holes in the base to bolt down.
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You will need either anchor bolts or get hilti bolts, and bolt down the perimeter base into the slab directly or onto 2x4's. If you have any other questions, please call.
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I will try and help. I do not have any of the paperwork any longer so what I will say is from how mine is mounted. The wall the unit is mounted in is a typical 2 x 4 wall with sheet rock on both sides. The sheet rock is 3/4", the 2 x 4's are only 3 5/8". Hope this helps.
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Jim, The plate measures 8-5/8" from top to bottom and 6-15/16" wide. I didn't want to take out the bolts to measure the holes but the top holes are tapered. The bottom section of the holes on top is 3/4" which tapers up to approx. 1/2". I'm using a bolt with a 9/16" head for this. I'm using a bolt with a 3/4" head on the bottom holes. I have it mounted on a wall. This is a great unit. Get the Goodyear hoses. I had a Chinese wall unit w/ hoses before this and it was junk.
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I drilled holes in the concrete and anchored each leg with 1/4 bolts. Your local hardware store can provide you with the necessary parts. The attachment screws for the legs are 1/4 inch. I drilled holes to provide 2 screws in each leg. I think the anchors required 3/8 holes in the concrete.
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The box I received didn't have the right bolts for a concrete wall. The part you workout is great but I would strongly advise to get a stronger bolt for masonry from you local home improvement store. Also ensure how much weight the bolt is made to endure orit might break under a workout load. I hoe that helps you.
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The screw mounts are recessed. I think the bolts I bought had a 1/4" head on them, about 1/2" length. I think the holes are 1/8" diameter. I had another mount on a platform on my bike, removed it, and put this one in without having to modify the holes. Even used the same bolts. Best advice I can give you is wait till your get yours then take it with you to the hardware store as you will have several options on bolt length and head size.
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4 x 11 is correct and I could only drill into the studs on one side. I used self-tapping dry wall screws on the other side, hasn't moved at all!
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You will need a concrete slab or a concrete stem wall to anchor base. We poured a concrete slab that was 4 inches wider and 4 inches longer than the overall dimensions.
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It has four bolt holes one on each end. I have two screwed in wood deck and another on on concrete. Holds wells with proper mounting.
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They were lag bolts designed for studs. Since they are currently in my wall, don't know the exact dimension