I have some wider ties - how far from the wall is the bar? Example if i had a 3in wide tie, bar would need to be 1/2 that, 1.5in, from wall.
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Actually the center of my bar is only 1.25" away from the wall, but the slots on the clips are bounded on the wall side and open on the other, so a wider tie will simply protrude further from the clip outwards.
1760307
It's at least that distance. You should have no issues with your wider ties. It's the best tie rack I have ever had.
232225
You know, It can't be more than 3 or 4 inches, I'm not exactly sure but as you can swivel the bars from 180° all the way around, the distance between them doesn't really matter. It didn't for me anyway. I hope this helps.
586927
The bar is 48 inches wide. The brackets are 2 inches. That only leaves you 1 inch on each side. You place the bracket where you want. It might look goofy with the brackets all the way at the ends of the bar but you could do it. You need to anchor it to the studs for safety.
1322749
very close, about a 1/4 inch....... not sure about exact measure??? sorry ;)
807914
standard bracket from center of rod to wall is 4". It looks like you can extend another 3" totaling 7". you can push it a little more but I don't know how the support screw would hold the weight of curtains. The metal is strong so go for it if you need the extra inch.
1085204
Place chair five feet or so from wall. Recline. Check how near back comes to wall. (must not touch wall) Judge from that how away chair should normally be!
966704
I guess the difficulty in an exact measurement is due to the curve of the bar and exactly where it starts. My measurement is 7 3/8 from the end to the beginning of the first bend (meaning to the lower, inner angle where the bar curves downward). Needing 7.25", I think you are safe.
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Just measured mine. You are correct, there is a extension that goes out side the wall that's almost 2 inches. You will need 3 3/4 inches in depth. You are close enough that you may be able to use this unit by installing it with the 3 1/2 depth you have and using some white caulk around the edges for the 1/4 inch space you may have, other wise you may need to find a diff product.
2108189
Tip to the center of the locking bar = 5 inches; widest point (closed) is 1 inches; (open) 3 inches
34121
When the base is against the wall there is about an inch of clearance between the bar and the wall with a towel on it. The towel doesn't touch the wall.
1032125
How far apart ate your clothes poles? If, for instance, 25 feet, then you will need more than 5*25 or 125 feet of line to string between the 5 hooks. Of course, you may choose to not string all 5 hooks on each pole. Absolutely! set the poles in the ground, measure the distance between them, purchase whatever amount of line you need and then string them. I also use a 1x2 about 8 feet long to lift tne line in the middle. That helps to expose the clothes a little better, and keeps the middle of the line from sinking and those clothes from touching the ground.Best of luck with your installation.Mike140513.1733 How far apart ate your clothes poles? If, for instance, 25 feet, then you will need more than 5*25 or 125 feet of line to string between the 5 hooks. Of course, you may choose to not string all 5 hooks on each pole. Absolutely! set the poles in the ground, measure the distance between them, purchase whatever amount of line you need and then string them. I also use a 1x2 about 8 feet long to lift tne line in the middle. That helps to expose the clothes a little better, and keeps the middle of the line from sinking and those clothes from touching the ground.Best of luck with your... » Read More How far apart ate your clothes poles? If, for instance, 25 feet, then you will need more than 5*25 or 125 feet of line to string between the 5 hooks. Of course, you may choose to not string all 5 hooks on each pole. Absolutely! set the poles in the ground, measure the distance between them, purchase whatever amount of line you need and then string them. I also use a 1x2 about 8 feet long to lift tne line in the middle. That helps to expose the clothes a little better, and keeps the middle of the line from sinking and those clothes from touching the ground.Best of luck with your installation.Mike140513.1733 « Show Less
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The distance is a hair shorter than 1 and 3/8ths - which is a tight 3.5 cm (by the way 1 and 3/4 inches is about 4.5cm)...thanks....
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Ok. I'm confused. Why are half of you saying the distance between the collar is 52 1/4 and the others saying 47 1/4. I have a squat rack that takes a minimum of 51". I'd hate to deal with having to send this back. Can someone confirm that this is the bar we're referring to - 6' Olympic Black Bar w/ Chrome Sleeve OB-72UL
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To the outside edge ... 3 1/2"To the inside edge of the bar 2 1/2" I was concerned it might come out "too far" when I opened it but actually it has proven to be just right. The hardware pretty well adjusts to fit any area you might need to place the bar (in my case vertical placement).
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When u tighten it against the wall, you need to do it until the latch and bar are the right distance from each other. Same with the gate side so the gate hook at the bottom reaches correctly. If it is not reaching I suspect you don't have the correct number of extension for the width u are enclosing.
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There is a gap from the back of the from to the screen that would exist between the wall and screen. It is 3/4 of an inch, but the screen hanger might bring it off a little more than that so maybe even a total of 1".
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When installed, the very tip of the horizontal supports measure 12 1/2 inches from the finished wall. The third 'dip' - the one furthest from the wall is centered appx. 9 inches from the wall - so beyond that, you still have 3 1/2 inches of support. Very satisfied with this product! Hope this helps!