To install the Covermate 1 , how much clerance do you need on each side to mount the brackets.. I have 12 inches on one side 7 inches on the other
1681500
There are no technical specs on this dimension needed from the factory however, having installed these I can tell you that you need at least 6" on each side so the cover will not rub on anything while opening and closing.
1681501
6 inches should be fine for the cover lifter to operate properly. Having enough room to drill the brackets in is the real question. And that depends on the size of your drill/ length of the screws. Make sure your drilling into the spa frame. The cover lifter needs adequate support. Somtimes I'll extend the existing frame with a 2" x 2" on each side if needed.
1681502
That's perfect! I just uploaded two images of ours, showing you the exact measurement. May have to wait a few hrs til the review posts to see the image though. The entire depth of the bracket on the spa is about 4.5
861777
The 7" will work but the bracket is at max at 1.5" thick, so i don't think it will work for you
1720407
The unit is made to mount on studs that are 24 inches on center which means that the mounting holes are probably 22 inches apart. You can move one of your anchors to make the fit and the rack housing should cover the hole that was vacated. This unit is worth the trouble.
4833
They recommend brackets by SanuD or OmniMount. Two threaded holes in back and one on the bottom. Good luck!
832833
I just measured the brackets from edge to edge. Their is a total of 48" in spacing. This fits my 7' bar with about 2-3" on both sides. I agree with A. Eckert, that it's probably impossible to rack a 6' bar. Hope this helps.
690166
I went outside to take measurements. The total length of the square metal tube that holds up awning is 9'8". The area for the mounting brackets is 9" (4.5" per side). I would tell you the 9' mounting area is not long enough...you need 9" more to install mounting brackets.
240800
The bracket itself is about 1 3/4" wide. The screw holes are about 1" apart to screw into the wall. So hopefully your screws well catch the backing. Good luck...
1720409
The unit is made to mount on studs that are 24 inches on center which means that the mounting holes are probably 22¼ inches apart. You can move one of your anchors to make the fit and the rack housing should cover the hole that was vacated. This unit is worth the trouble.
408075
These brackets only extend out 5" from the wall. I used them for 3/8" shelves that were 8" deep. I would recommend a bracket that extends 8 or 9 inches for 12" shelves.
578827
about 5 1/2" no issues fitting over the existing mount....I love the fixture
1950817
1" is without the brackets attached. The brackets about an additional inch. I've used them both ways.
278221
The back of the package shows that the brackets can be a maximum of 24" inches apart. I am planning to use 3 brackets for my 50" shelf (50" long, 1" thick, 12" deep).
845177
Thanks for the answer but I was looking for the exact distance in between the mounted brackets length wise. I would anticipate it to be around 8 feet or so.
683781
Mine is just under 7". I guess it would depend on what bracket you are using I have the windshield btacks for my jeep.
481098
The bracket kit comes with 2 arms the short one and a 3 1/2" long one. I used the long one for the ceiling mount and short one for wall mount.
2280313
Hi, Looks like we have a bit more work to do on our store. Those brackets are actually included in the price of the awning. You have the option of a tall or short bracket. We need to know which one you need. If you place an order with us, a simple note will do, to make sure we get the correct bracket for your application. Thank you!
204790
Don't remember being I am an audio/video installer I have several screws on hand so I had the correct size. Just get shorter ones of the same size the bracket came with otherwise get a mixed box from Home Depot and u should be good. Good luck.