from the wall, how far out is the bar?
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The space between the wall and the bar is 1 and 3/8 inches. The distance from the wall to the center of the bar is 1 and 5/8 inches. The bar is square but on the diagonal. Hope that answers it.
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Hi Geri This bar is about 1 and 1/2 inches from the wall after installed. It holds a small dish towel and my Playtex gloves perfectly
1666915
When mounted it projects out 1 3/4". I see another posting says 2", but 1 3/4 " would be more precise. My daughter says, samey same dad.
1265065
I'm not sure about the distance between the bars but this is not a good item to use for travel. Its a more stay in place item. We have a plastic one that we use for travel and this one stays in the corner by the window as a pen that doesn't move. Kinda flimsy.
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Not far, maybe an inch...not enough room to get your foot between the bar and the bottom of the truck.
900385
There's a shelf above the bar. Otherwise the inside is hanging space. The bar goes all the way across.
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From the mounting surface 30.25 inches overall, perfect distance to tap the wall with a foot to control dismount Center of bar is 3 inches closer to wall and does NOT spin as it is welded to a "T" mount on each end (note photo)
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Not far. The top bar has a flat hunk of plastic (an inch or so thick) that must make direct contact with the wall. The legs curve forward a bit, and they probably sit about a foot from the wall, I reckon.
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With the bar, it's about 51" from end to end. I mounted a 2x6 across the studs, then mounted the Monkey Bar Rack to the 2x6. I plan to add a second 2x6 along the bottom of the wall where the tires touch, as well. The bar seems sturdy when properly mounted. I have 6 bikes on 2 of these racks and I feel confident that I could add more. I searched high and low for an affordable, ready-made 6 bike rack that will hold all our mountain bikes. This was the best solution in it's price range.
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It's all once piece, the parts with the bolts going through the joist is welded to the bar. Just that piece is about 14'' long before you get to the bar.
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Bracket end to end is 14.5 inches. Bar end to end is just shy of 14 inches. It Protrudes almost 2 inches from the wall. I absolutely LOVE this thing :))
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When folded up and out of the way, it leans out to about 13" (it "locks" into this position so it won't accidently fall open when not in use). When the bar is down (into the "usable" position) it extends out to 29"
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First of all, it doesn't attach by suction - it's a screw mount. The bar probably sticks out about 2 1/2 - 3" from the wall.
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Open just like in The picture, 13" from The wall. 12" wide. The part that attach to The wall 3.5" x 4.5". I have a 710 mm wide bar and It does not fit with The wheel pointing front, It has to be tilted to The side, but Thats not a problem at all.
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The bars are 24" long. It sticks out from the wall about 11.5" at the center of the curve in the side brackets.
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The center of the horizontal bar is about 22 inches from the concrete wall it has been mounted on. However, in my case it is mounted on the wall above a door so I can't comment on whether the distance from the wall is comfortable enough.
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i think you are asking what the distance is from the corner of the wall, when i have it pushed back as far as possible? If so, about 35 inches (or a little less - i have a window sill protruding that makes it impossible to get this tightly into the corner. If you need more, just ask. Great piece - easy assembly -
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A little, yes. To hold onto the bar, you are slightly slumped forward. What I do is place one hand on the wall so that I can stand up straight.
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When the base is against the wall there is about an inch of clearance between the bar and the wall with a towel on it. The towel doesn't touch the wall.