My door header has 4.5" trim piece. What is dimension from bottom of support bar (that rests on the top of the trim) to top of pull up bar?
1088028
My doorway has a 2.375" trim piece and the distance from bottom of support bar (that rests on the top of the trim) to top of pull up bar is 7.5" to top of gripper and 7.625" to to bare metal bar.
1088029
I can't say I was too precise, but I measured around 6.5 inches between the top and bottom bars vertically. That should give you about two inches leeway to place the bar into the doorjamb.
2208211
Pull up bar is 75"I am 6'4"You should be safe up to 85" without fear of punching a new ceiling holeExcellent product
1149694
The 5 1/4" is the approximate dimension to drill the holes to attach the pull. After I decided on the pull placement I marked the 5 1/4", drilled one hole, then marked the second hole by making a mark using the actual hole on the pull. Doing it that way was a snap. The 5 1/4" marks seemed to be just a bit off to attached the pulls and I had to re-drill the holes up (or down) a bit.
1233145
I don't have it in front of me, but I would guess about 4". Take a close look before you buy.
257921
It's 4 5/16". That's what I physically measured. You can see it on Kohler's website for this model. Look at PDF for Dimensions and Measurements.
2208210
Pull up bar is 75" I am 6'4" You should be safe up to 85" without fear of punching a new ceiling hole Excellent product
2216342
If you're referring to the depth of your door frame, then YES the bar will fit. I have a 4 1/2" door frame and I use a piece of plywood to help if fit better on the the molding. Hope this helps and as far as a bar goes it holds me at 195lbs just dandy.
2160308
About 4" but I would think twice about ordering because they left out all the u bolts and nuts for this bracket. I was at my place upstate NY and couldn't waist time bringing it home and returning it so I had to buy all the hardware to put it up.
1579756
maybe 5 inches I think? Not totally sure as I had a helper install it for me.
102919
4" maybe more like 3-3/4". BTW I do like the tool box. EDIT: After seeing seeing other reply, checked again and my numbers stand...
403753
Mine is 9 and 3/4" , so I recommend not installing the top one, or just buying a single sliding unit.
1083878
Actual finished length is at least 1/4 inch in excess of 28 inches for the style we purchased. Clearance needed for installation would exceed 28 1/4". There may be other lengths available? I do measure 24 inches center to center of the primary holes for mounting. In addition there are holes for minor mounting bolts at 26 1/4 inches center to center. Still loving these grab bars a year later!
26582
My unit set up measures 84" to the crossbar. A small portion of one of the pulley's on each side extend slightly above that bar, which could account for the 85" measurement. Hope this helps.
1970834
The one I have is 4.5 inches but the bar is not round. It is flattened slightly from top to bottom with an indentation that my thumb rests in when I use it. It is very attractive and strong.
1810230
The solid piece at the bottom of my door is 4" and the dogs (cockers) have no trouble at all going over it. The width of my door is 13.5". I wish I had bought it sooner!
956786
Hi I just measured 2 inches between bars. I have molding so my gate also has a 4 1/2 inch gap under it. I'm assuming you may have to consider that as well. Good Luck!
1340644
The measurement is 4". It is my understanding that this sort of thing is standard