I'm a little conflicted with the dimensions? Listing states - 9.31 inches x 9.8 inches x 14.81 inches. I have standard 2x4 studs 16's on center.
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Yes, it will fit. It is 14.81 outside measurement. The components are pulled back from the edges and will fit just fine inbetween the studs. However use caution!!! Make sure you center the cutout between the space between the studs. If the either edge out the cutout is against or too close the a stud you may not be able to swing the "doglegs" down on that side to clamp the drywall. The other issue is, of course, actually centering the speaker under the tv because of the stud placement. You may want in install speaker first before you hang the tv( if you have that option). Good luck :-)
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William, The actual hole that you make in the wall for the 255C-RT is 13 1/8" x 7 5/8". The dimension you listed is the overall face frame outside the wall cavity. You should have no problem with your 16" o/c studs. I have this speaker and like it very much. Each to install and setup. Good luck!
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It fits in between the studs you should be fine. I have the same scenario you have and it worked perfect for me.
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Yes, it will fit. It is 14.81 outside measurement. The components are pulled back from the edges and will fit just fine inbetween the studs. However use caution!!! Make sure you center the cutout between the space between the studs. If the either edge out the cutout is against or too close the a stud you may not be able to swing the "doglegs" down on that side to clamp the drywall. The other issue is, of course, actually centering the speaker under the tv because of the stud placement. You may want in install speaker first before you hang the tv( if you have that option). Good luck :-) Yes, it will fit. It is 14.81 outside measurement. The components are pulled back from the edges and will fit just fine inbetween the studs. However use caution!!! Make sure you center the cutout between the space between the studs. If the either edge out the cutout is against or too close the a stud you may not be able to swing the "doglegs" down on that side to clamp the drywall. The other issue is, of course, actually centering the speaker under the tv because of the stud placement. You may want in install speaker first before you hang the tv( if you have that option). Good... » Read More Yes, it will fit. It is 14.81 outside measurement. The components are pulled back from the edges and will fit just fine inbetween the studs. However use caution!!! Make sure you center the cutout between the space between the studs. If the either edge out the cutout is against or too close the a stud you may not be able to swing the "doglegs" down on that side to clamp the drywall. The other issue is, of course, actually centering the speaker under the tv because of the stud placement. You may want in install speaker first before you hang the tv( if you have that option). Good luck :-) « Show Less
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15-1/2 total width, with 2" frame going around. So the door opening is smaller than the studs opening, only about 13 (taking away some hinge space). So you end up with about 3/4" hidden behind the frame on either side. The actual outside width of the box is 14.25", exactly the amount that should fit between two 16" on center studs. When installing, keep in mind any power that will be running through studs. What I did was cut the opening up top around 4' from stud to stud, making an opening of about 12" high. Then I inserted a camera and snapped a photo facing down. That gives you a look at what's waiting down below... a nice white power cable running to an outlet! Dang. I slipped a measuring tape down until I caught it, then approximated a couple of inches higher, then calculated the required cut-out height of my opening so that I'd stay above that.
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The Rough Opening 14 1/2" x 48" If your home was built in the last 50 yrs the studs should be 16" on center and the unit fits perfectly between them. My wife just loves this stow-Away Ironing Cabinet. Hope this was helpful GoodLuck
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They are about 1 1\2 inches long outside if I remember right. My application had pretty long studs, and they worked great.
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16 inches on center. Mine is not mounted into studs, though. I opted to buy a kit of heavy duty drywall anchors and toggle bolts to mount it. Mine is centered on a fairly narrow strip of wall between my back door and the bay alcove in my breakfast area.
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They were lag bolts designed for studs. Since they are currently in my wall, don't know the exact dimension
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Studs are normally spaced 16" apart on center.The unit fits in between very tight.There's approx. 1" of lip or flange area around the opening.Nice unit.
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Overall length is 27-3/4" x 7". it can work for 24" stud or 16" stud. great item & eady to install. i don't think you need any other for installation.
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Mine measured 36 1/4 plus a little for the little knobbies on the end. The attachment piece is 32" (figuring standard studs 16" apart. As someone else said, I hope you are talking about where you can mount it and not the space the rack would actually occupy. It's a great rack and I hope it works for you. (NOTE: you MUST mount it into studs and not into the wallboard. It isn't light to start with and loaded with pots and pans will be too heavy for a wallboard mount.)
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Hi Jeff, I do not have exact dimensions, by memory roughly 5" x 9". I will comment that bar is fairly well made, but holes in plate will not line up with a single stud. Recommend a small piece of plywood to bridge two studs. I would not trust drywall anchors to support my mother. Hope that helps
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My experience is with the 18" bar, horizontally mounted, which can be installed on studs 16" on center. The details are in my review at http://www.amazon.com/review/R3O4JPSFZVDHT3/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm. The 36" would fit in a similar fashion on stud pair at 32".
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Sorry,I didn't measure them before I mounted it.What are you going to put it on?
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On the package it looks like PetSafe is listing the rough cut out dimension for the Medium Wall Entry as 9-7/8" wide by 14-3/4" high so it would not fit if you only have 8-1/4" between the studs.
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Yeah, I think the last photo with the dimensions picture might be wrong. They are about 15" each ....30" across both, when opened and attached in the center. Honestly, I found it to be garbage and sent it back, so I can't double check ...but that is what I remember in terms of size.
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Good Morning, The Brackets are 16" on Center for stud placement, or you can use 2"x12" backing.
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Hello Joan, my experience with this mount is that you have to mount it on the studs, the dimensions are on the box or in the description before you purchase it
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standard 16 inch on center studs have 14.5 inches space between studs. This unit requests a rough opening of 14inches. Since your rough opening is .5 inches too narrow it may not fit. After buying the cabinet and it doesn't fit you can always notch out .25 inches from each stud's inner surface using a flat head screw driver and a hammer or a dremel tool if you have it. May be tedious. This is how door latches fit flush with the wood.