I need to ensure the maximum depth is 16" including the trim, is that the maximum depth?
1072779
Hello- I just measured mine and the depth is 1/16" short of 16"... Hope this helps
1072780
Depth including trim is 1 foot 5 inches. I will post photos with measurements so you can see where all of the measurements are coming from.
1072781
That is almost true. I measured my unit and it actually is 15-3/4" maximum - until you get to the very bottom, where the legs flare slightly. At the base, it measures 16-1/2". It is a very good baker's rack for the money. I added it to my kitchen and use it as a coffee and wine center. I also needed one that would fit the space and not be too bulky. it is very sturdy and simple to assemble.
153690
My 16x20 photo fit into the frame perfectly with no trimming. As for thickness I do not know.
1566858
16.0" it has enough space between the top and the bottom for anything to fix in between .hope this answer your question.
2262837
Yes barely. You'll have about one inch of clearance. From the bottom to the top of the black knob on the lid is right at 16 inches.
1536414
You are going to need 11 5/16" to install this item. It is approx 13" deep so it will stick out about an inch after you install it. Hope this helps.
44418
depth I am sure but height probably not. If I recall the qsc I tried to put in it needed at best one more screw length, and the depth was fine
2214472
Dont think so. Max is a 2 3/4 " wide, just under 5 inches tall and 13/16 deep (just under 1 inch)
338141
If you want to trim it, the max carrier width of the trays is about 1 3/4" so you would be hard pressed to go above 1 1/2 maybe
779092
Hi, as mentioned below your width of 16.5 will be no problem but I'm not sure about the over 2" overhang in the back for balance reasons
778565
No. If you attach the rear portion, there is a 1/16" gap at the front portion of the base.
451622
to the nearest 16th of an inch....short dimension=3 & 11/16"; long dimension= 13 & 15/16"; thickness = 3/8"
1506528
Although it is very stretchy on the sides, I think 16" is really the deepest it will go.
727174
Yes, I only have an 18X48 and it is more than enough. You can trim liner to except fittings if needed.
1028685
Height and depth would be no problem but the width would be cutting it real close. Measuring the inside width on my unit, it measures exactly 20 13/16". At best you would have 1/16" room to spare but that may vary depending on manufacturing variances from one unit to another. I'm sorry to say that might be too close for comfort!
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Using Short Arm Side Clamps:Maximum Depth: 0.75"Minimum Width: 1.25"Maximum Width: 3.0"Using Medium Arm Side Clamps:Maximum Depth: 1.25"Minimum Width: 1.5"Maximum Width: 3.5"Using Long Arm Side Clamps:Maximum Depth: 1.6"Minimum Width: 2.25"Maximum Width: 3.5"The long dimension is more or less unlimited depending on whether you use the top and bottom fences.
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You could cut a piece of paper or cardboard and lay it on the floor against the back wall and butt it up to the wood trim. If the 16 inch closet is the measurement from the front to back up to the wood trim on the floor when the door(s) are closed, yes it should fit. I decided not to use the rollers on mine so it just sits against the wood trim on the carpeted closet floor. My closet is deeper though.
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Knape & Vogt spec sheet says to subtract 7/16" from the overall door/glass height needed.