I originally had a wall safe in a hole 14 3/16 wide x 14 1/4 tall 4 inches deep. Will this safe fit the hole? The studs are around 141/2 inches apar
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the opening you have to have with the wall safe that I installed was 14 1/2 wide x 15 3/8 high
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Hey Paul, the holes are approximately 16" apart from center. That is the standard stud width inside your home, but that's not always the case. My stud width inside my was about 17", so I got a couple of 2x4s and bridged the studs. The I installed the unit. I hoped this helped.
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Yes - that would work well with this wall safe. The lock mechanism is recessed in the door and nothing protrudes beyond the perimeter trim.
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The width is the same as the entire door frame but the height would be fine. I didn't mount mine the way the wanted you too. I framed out an opening the same as the outer frame which is 14 x 22 and so mine sits into the wall instead of being flush to the drywall.
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from center of hole to center of hole they ar 15 13/16"--the outside edge of hole is 1" from the end of the board-if you have 16" spacing between studs the holes should fall on a stud
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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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Yes you'll have to find the studs and make sure that you can at least drill into on if them in irder to secure the safe.
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It depends on how deep it is. This didn't fit in my safe but did fit in my son's safe
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I have installed hundreds of these units, they do fit inside of a 2x4 wall with 16 OC studs. Follow the install directions to the letter.
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It is 16" W x 14" H. Remember your studs should 16" on center. Therefore it should fit between the studs.
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Yes, all of our products are designed to fit between the studs. This product uses an opening 14 1/8"w x 72 1/8"h. Michael Sloan, WG Wood Products, 913-829-6000.
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Thank you for your question! The cut-out width of the Large Wall Entry Aluminum Pet Door is approximately 12", so it should fit between the studs just fine.
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Hello! The rough cut out that the PetSafe Wall Entry Pet Door requires to be installed in is 11-7/16" w x 18-1/8" h, so you should be fine to install the pet door between your wall studs if you have 14" to work with! The frame dimension is just the outside frame, whereas the rough cut out is the actual hole that will need to be cut through your wall. I hope that helped!
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measure the threads on the stud you are going to use it will be more than 1/4 "deep more like 3/4' but measure the threads
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Paul: You can shim it if you want, but for a 1/4" space I would just center the safe and use longer bolts (the ones that came with the safe are too short in my opinion. In my case I had a 24" on center space so I used 4x4 spacers. Even with that I had a 1/4" gap on each side. Using 3" bolts I bolted the safe in. Works great. Mark
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Yes it will fit, the door i use it in 36 inches wide. Mine measures 41", depending how heavy you are, im 140, i wouldn't go beyond 36".
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I have an old Trapdoor 45-70 that belonged to my grandfather and it fits okay. I did use longer screws to secure them with, that's the only difference.