My area to install this is 22.5 inches wide. Will this and it's installation hardware fit?
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Yes, it will fit. Your keyboard is approximately 22.25 inches wide when assembled. Just be sure to turn the mounting brackets to face each other and mount to the work surface as your last step.
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Hello Dana. Sorry to take so long. Yes, it will fit, just barely. Including the ends of the screws, the outside dimension from left to right is about 1/32 inch less than 22.5 inches. The L-brackets will have to be mounted with the top leg inward but this shouldn't cause any problem other than the thickness of the bracket and the screw heads will stick down from the bottom surface of whatever you mount it to into the area above the drawer about 1/16 inch - plenty of clearance, and there are three holes in the brackets for different vertical options.I hope this helps. - Bruce
1845037
If you have 22.5" in width, yes the keyboard with the hardware will fit in this space with bout 1/2" to spare.
1845038
Yes, It should fit, the tray is 21 1/2 inches wide. You may want to flip the top lip part of the mounting bracket around to fit inside your area.
1845039
It should just barely fit if you turn the mounting brackets inwards. I measured and it was 22 inches from bracket to bracket.
1010381
It will not fit your application out of the box. You will need something more... to install mine in a 5" wall, I made longer fasteners.
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ASA long as you have the proper area to mount the hardware then I do not see why it shouldn't be OK. It comes with very easy slides for mounting.I would just check that the dimensions fit your space.
2128829
That's going to be too narrow. I just measured my gate and without the screw mounts it's 27.5" wide
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The width is 4 1/8 inches that being said you still have to have room for the wiring. Hope this answers your question, good luck!
279886
Tight fit. You would have to drill your own holes to have shelf fit. For the width - it's 17.75 inches.
994979
22" wide and wheels pivot so keep them straight for a tight fit or plan on 24" for the width
330182
I don't think it will fit. I tried putting just the rack in my 22 1/2"wide x 15.3/5" deep (front to back) undermounted sink. It took up 13 1/4" of the width of the sink. Hope that helps.
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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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The bolt pattern would not work more than likely. I'm not sure on a 22 inch but I know for sure my 19 inch it will not bolt too!
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mine is 24 " wide . But I am not sure . You may have to use a little bit longer screws to secure it. But that is a good question.
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Yes should fit...the inside measurement between the "speaker shelves" is 22 in...height shouldn't matter really
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The unit is 26" wide and 16" high. I can't answer about in wall installation as I have mine in the window
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Yes, the pads I am currently using are 21x21 and it just barely fits so I am certain that 22x22 will be a better suited.
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The minimum width is 23" because the a/c unit itself along with the fan fold extenders take up about that much space with the extenders pushed all the way in, tight toward the unit. When the extenders are pulled out as far as possible, it covers about 36", hence the Max width. That being said, 22" is close, and you might get lucky and be able to get it to work. I don't personally think I'd chance it though. Your only other option would be to get the unit and rig something else to cover the rest of the opening width, instead of the included extenders...or use one extender on one side and rig something on the other side. Hope this helps! The minimum width is 23" because the a/c unit itself along with the fan fold extenders take up about that much space with the extenders pushed all the way in, tight toward the unit. When the extenders are pulled out as far as possible, it covers about 36", hence the Max width. That being said, 22" is close, and you might get lucky and be able to get it to work. I don't personally think I'd chance it though. Your only other option would be to get the unit and rig something else to cover the rest of the opening width, instead of the included extenders...or use one extender on... » Read More The minimum width is 23" because the a/c unit itself along with the fan fold extenders take up about that much space with the extenders pushed all the way in, tight toward the unit. When the extenders are pulled out as far as possible, it covers about 36", hence the Max width. That being said, 22" is close, and you might get lucky and be able to get it to work. I don't personally think I'd chance it though. Your only other option would be to get the unit and rig something else to cover the rest of the opening width, instead of the included extenders...or use one extender on one side and rig something on the other side. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Sorry, can not be more helpful. I resold it to a customer who took it to the cape. The stove he mounted it over is called 20" series, but is actually 22" wide.
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Hello Tim,The width of the clamp is just over 2.5" wide. The clamp bolt and knob are 4.5" tall, so you'll need that much vertical room underneath for it to fit.Thank you for your question and please let me know if you have any further questions.Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO