How wide does the clamp stretch? We have some serious molding in our old home - it looks like the clamp will need to stretch to at least 8inches.
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By my daughter hot pink bendy ruler I measured a little over 9 inches...:) we have a super thick molding around our formal living room and it works well there.
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The clamp definitely stretches apart wider than 8". But if your molding is higher than 6" from the door, it probably won't fit
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From what I can tell on our jumper that we put in the kitchen pantry door frame is about 6 to 7 inches. If your baby loves to jump alot please be careful that you have a sturdy support frame...wouldn't want your baby to get injured
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M.N. Most tables will have a gap between the table halves. The clamp is designed to be wide enough to connect both table halves and is over 1" wide. Thanks for considering STIGA!
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Yes, the length of the wooden part of this stretcher is almost exactly 8 inches in length. I love this stretcher! It is very sturdy.
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My grip and clamp totals 6 3/16 inch. (Grip is 5 5/8 inch. Clamp is 9/16 inch.) Looks like 6 1/2 inch grip would be too long!
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JOHN, looks like the clamp will fit anything from 1/3-8" to about 1/2". Standard formica type kitchen counter top is 1-1/2". Hope this helps. Wonderful machine. Enjoy, Chuck
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Clamps work less well with circular surfaces, so that may be the problem. I can't imagine that you would have a problem, but I understand your reluctance, given the return problem. I would say, just from looking at the clamp, that anything around three inches thick, and flat, not rounded, would be safe for this product, and it really does create a very firm hold. I have certainly had no problem.
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It goes 34-1/2" without a stretch. If you need more than, say, 36/37 inches, buy some 3/4" elastic and make an insert in the extisting elastic.
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Maximum span before stretching (loading) is 12 inches by my tape measure. They would stretch another 3" beyond that. Can be adjusted for less span
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The clamp is metal with foam padding to keep it from scratching surfaces. Measure the depth of your table the clamp only opens up approx. 3 inches.
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The clamp has an opening of 2". I have it on a table that is about 3/4" and it works fine. My only problem is that I don't want the clamp to mar my table so I put a piece of batting under it and it doesn't stay as well when I move it so I have to reattach it if I forget and just move it. I do love the long neck on the lamp. I use it for quilting and mount it on the rear side of my sewing table and it reaches to light my work from the back.
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There is a hold-down bar that allows stock up to 4.5" wide. However, this piece can be removed and stock clamped down allowing up to 6.5" of workable surfaces. You would have to devise sides from 2X6's or equivalent with your clamps but should not be difficult.
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I think the clamps are adjustable. They have different holes for various frame sizes. Check their website and/or email them. They are very good at responding. If you need a 6 inch drop then get the 8 inch. It is adjustable. Make sure your coupler is not the incompatible one. I am quite satisfied with the product.
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it can stretch about 7-8 ft. I did not have time to measure it so that is an estimate but at least 7ft.
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The width of the base piece is 3 5/8". The maximum width that that clamp can open is 4". I hope I answered your question appropriately. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Thank you, Taylor W. VIVO
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Dear Miguel Sandoval: YES, the clamp diameter is 28.6 mm which is the same as 1 1/8 inch.
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Hi Lisa. My clamps are one and a half inches and they come with rubber shims for a couple different sizes
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We use ours on picnic table top made of 2 x 6's, but I'd have to say clamps open up wider than the 2 inches.