How do you get coverage for full width of your garage if you are not supposed to remove bottom brackets with the cable attached ?
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Don't understand the question - what does the cable and brackets have to do with this this weatherstripping? You screw the brackets to the front/bottom of the door and feed the weatherstrip through it.
466510
My door cables are mounted to the bottom roller brackets. I have two(2) inch of metal between the bottom edge of the door and the cable roller brackets. So all that I did was bolt the mounting too the bottom of the door and slid the rubber seal into it.
466511
bottom bracket should be on inside of door while weather seal goes on bottom and outside of door
1050170
Not sure what you are trying to do there. A wall plate wouldn't cover it, but the connections are in the back so you can't see them anyway. I have mine set up under my TV and the wires all come from behind it so they're out of view.
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Take a pin and poke the ceiling to prevent cutting any cross bars. Leave extra roof liner to cover the frame. Use plenty of sealent. I used my drill & a sheet metal nibbler
891321
I am unable to climb up on a ladder and measure the brackets. I can tell you that the holes for mounting are right in line on the center of the brackets. There should be no problem concerning the width of the beams.We used some small bunji cords to hold the cords in place between the bike and the brackets. You might not need this on a standard bike, but we have a tandem bike. hope this helps.
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That's about the same size I have and did. I split my garage in two and used a box per side. I spent a week prepping the surface and didn't want my toolbox and 1971 Corvette sitting outside. The extra prep time will pay off. I put the stuff on pretty thick and still had extra leftover after each side. I bought a couple of extra bags of flakes, but at most, one extra bag will give you fairly heavy coverage.
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My property backs up to trees, i bought this , put 4' in depth in the ground. and this now gives my antenna the ability to go over the trees. I still have 1 section to extend. I have to guy wire it, at the height it is at now , it catches wind. I will guide wire it soon to use the full height. Hope this helps.
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As stated by the other answers, you would have to cut off a portion of the bottom. That would be my best guess. I will say, I do not have mine installed in my house. I installed it in my garage.
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I have found draping to work very well (and appears almost invisible) - rebar is better of course - but also a lot more work to install. Good luck!
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!
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You do not have to remove the bottom. There is a knock out plate that you can remove to run the wires.
522126
Use the bolts at each corner of the base. I took off the bent brackets as they didn't make sense.
783606
its easier to just use u-claps that squeezes the cable together after you loop it to get the lenght you need and just hang the rest on the hook at apposdite of the spring just in cas you need to move it and you end up needing more lenght thats what i did.otherwise you need a real good pair of bolt cutters to cut it and it can be tough
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Mr. Williams if you do not have hanging brackets to support the unit you will need these. I suggest a decent "stud finder" if you have a finished garage. I actually purchased the Chamberlain kit. I enjoy my Chamberlain and it has saved me many a morning of cleaning frost ( or snow ) from my windshield. Hope this helps!
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I have this unit on the outside panel, of course its partially protected by roof overhang. unless you've handle high voltage repairs/installs before I would have an electrician do this! after all, you're not surge protected...
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I utilized 14ga stranded cable designed for exterior lighting since it is going to be in the elements. I also drilled a passage hole in the rear of the speakers mounts just large enough to pass the cable thru so the only section exposed is to the connectors.
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They have a deckplate available. Depending on your spacing, this could cover those holes.
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Not sure what you mean by fully exposed! Mine is mounted to outdoor frame of garage door on eastern exposure. I have about a one foot overhang of roof. Unit continues to work fine for about one year now. Recently had to change battery. Sticky mount did not work well so I mounted base with 2 small wood screws. Love it, works great.