are drawer pulls a standard size?
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For standard size cabinetry (dimensions of 12″ – 36″) the most common pull sizes are 3”, 4”, 96mm, and 128mm center to center (from one screw hole to another). Standard knob sizes are 1 1/4″ or 1 3/8″.
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['Curling Iron Size.', '1/2 Inch.', '1 Inch.', '1 1/4 Inch.', '1 1/2 Inch.', '1 3/4 (1.75) Inch.', '2 Inch.']
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Standard pantry cabinet widths vary more than height, ranging between 9 and 36 inches, typically in 3-inch increments (9, 12, 15, 18, etc.) This wide variation allows you to purchase a prebuilt cabinet that will fit the available space in your kitchen.
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There is effectively just one size. There are some other weird ones out there, the common being button head I believe, but if it looks like a standard grease zerk it is going to be the standard size.
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Most kitchen cabinets are at least 22 inches in depth on the inside. This means that the box of your drawer -- not including the drawer front -- cannot exceed 22 inches in length. To be safe, you should allow at least 2 inches, so the box on a typical kitchen drawer would measure about 20 inches front to back.
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UK Standard Pallets 1200 x 1000mm The standard size UK is 1200 x 1000mm and is available in a number of pallet types and weight bearing capacities.
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Standard wrench sizes are expressed in fractions of inches such as ¼,” ¾,” 1/2”, 9/16” inch and many more. ... Metric wrenches are measured using units of meters such as millimeters, centimeters and many more, for instance, 20mm, 6 mm, 8cm, etc. It will fit in bolts and nuts that are metric system.
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Metric socket wrenches fit fasteners where that nominal length is a round number of millimeters (8mm, 10mm, 15mm). “Standard” (often “inch” or “SAE”) socket wrenches fit fasteners where that nominal length is a round fraction of an inch (1/4″, 1/2″, 13/16″).
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While a bathroom sink's design and overall size may vary from one model to the next, the drain holes are fairly standard, 1.25 inches being a general standard, with widths of 1.5 inches and 1.625 inches also common. The size of the hole helps determine which size drain is needed for that particular sink.
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The important thing is that you'll want an Allen wrench (hex) bits in sizes 3mm and 5mm. As noted above in the update, the smaller one, 3mm, is used by far the most with Ikea furniture, and the 5mm one is also common. I don't recall any other sizes that Ikea uses.
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Different sized bathrooms need different sized bath panels. Most manufacturers only sell the standard sizes which are: Front panels 1500mm, 1600mm, 1700mm, 1800mm, 1900mm. End panels 700mm, 750mm, 800mm.
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No, there's no official die size. 14mm (for the d6) sets are fairly common, but so are 16mm sets. There are lots of other sizes available, too.
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Yes and no. The boxes, outlets, and switches are standard sizes. ... The only exception which comes to mind is that dimmer switches may require a larger than normal box for heat dissipation. Cover plates generally are the same size if they are the "standard size".
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Width: Lockers are usually designed in standard widths: 12 inches (30.5 cm.) wide is a common width, and 15 inches (38 cm.) has become more common recently. Other widths are occasionally found, however, especially in the U.S., where narrower or (occasionally) wider lockers can be found.
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WIDTH. Standard appliances are about 60 cm wide. Washer dryers are no different, usually measuring somewhere between 59.5 cm and 60 cm in width. Kitchens are often designed to take appliances of this size, so if you have free space under your surfaces, it's likely a washer dryer will fit.
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Kitchen cabinets come in a variety of standard widths ranging from 300mm to 1200mm in 150mm increments (300mm, 450mm, 600mm, etc.). With the exception of dishwasher and oven cabinets, which should be standard widths to accommodate the appliances, you can choose the most appropriate widths for your needs.
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I believe they are #6 x 1/2 inch fine thread machining screws. Just take one of the nuts to the hardware store and and have the clerk size it up for you. It's a good idea to get plastic washers for them too so you don't scratch your gear.