> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://therockdose.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # Best Wall Mounted Ironing Board for Stairs & Tight Halls - URL: https://therockdose.com/best-wall-mounted-ironing-board-stairs/ - Published: 2026-09-07T07:25:57.000Z - Updated: 2026-09-07T09:49:26.000Z - Description: Six wall mounted ironing boards ranked for stairwells and tight landings, judged on folded depth, board length and how the mount actually fits between studs. - Author: Gabriela Chan - Tags: Irons & Steamers, Laundry, Home Organization The best wall mounted ironing board for stairs is the Household Essentials Stowaway in-Wall Ironing Board, a 47.75 x 15.75 in recessed cabinet that hides between studs so nothing juts into a walkway. If you cannot cut into the wall, the Seiritex Wall Mounted Ironing Board is the better buy: it folds to a claimed 3.5 in thickness and offers five 2-inch height steps, so it clears a stair rail on a surface mount. Most guides to the best wall mounted ironing board for stairs compare board length. That is not what decides it. The deciding number is folded depth, because anything that sits proud of a stairwell wall becomes a hazard the first time someone carries a laundry basket down. In this guide 1. [Best wall mounted ironing board for stairs at a glance](#best-wall-mounted-ironing-board-for-stairs-at-a-glance) 2. [How I screened wall mounted ironing boards for stair use](#how-i-screened-wall-mounted-ironing-boards-for-stair-use) 3. [1\. Household Essentials Stowaway in-Wall Ironing Board — Best overall](#1-household-essentials-stowaway-in-wall-ironing-board-%E2%80%94-best-overall) 4. [2\. Seiritex Wall Mounted Ironing Board with Iron Holder — Best upgrade](#2-seiritex-wall-mounted-ironing-board-with-iron-holder-%E2%80%94-best-upgrade) 5. [3\. Xabitat Ironing Board Wall Mounted Compact Fold Down — Best budget pick](#3-xabitat-ironing-board-wall-mounted-compact-fold-down-%E2%80%94-best-budget-pick) 6. [4\. Organizedlife Wall Mounted Ironing Board with Storage Cabinet — Best minimal setup](#4-organizedlife-wall-mounted-ironing-board-with-storage-cabinet-%E2%80%94-best-minimal-setup) 7. [5\. KINGBOARD Wall Mounted Ironing Board with Iron Storage — Best for pros](#5-kingboard-wall-mounted-ironing-board-with-iron-storage-%E2%80%94-best-for-pros) 8. [6\. Marsdorgan Wall Mounted Ironing Board Cabinet with Storage — Runner-up](#6-marsdorgan-wall-mounted-ironing-board-cabinet-with-storage-%E2%80%94-runner-up) 9. [Can you really mount an ironing board on a stairwell wall?](#can-you-really-mount-an-ironing-board-on-a-stairwell-wall) 10. [Folded depth, board length and the stud problem](#folded-depth-board-length-and-the-stud-problem) 11. [Cabinet or open frame: which suits a stairwell better?](#cabinet-or-open-frame-which-suits-a-stairwell-better) 12. [What the listings do not tell you about stair installs](#what-the-listings-do-not-tell-you-about-stair-installs) 13. [Which pick suits which stair setup?](#which-pick-suits-which-stair-setup) 14. [The verdict](#the-verdict) 15. [FAQ](#faq) ## Best wall mounted ironing board for stairs at a glance | Pick | Board size | Folded depth | Price | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------- | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Best overall**[Household Essentials Stowaway](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0073D8F3Q?tag=rockdose-20) | 47.75 x 15.75 in | 7.75 in (recessed) | [Check Price](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0073D8F3Q?tag=rockdose-20) | | **Best upgrade**[Seiritex Wall Mounted Ironing Board](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FND6Z4VG?tag=rockdose-20) | 42 x 14 in | 3.5 in claim | [Check Price](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FND6Z4VG?tag=rockdose-20) | | **Best budget pick**[Xabitat Fold Down](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B094RCJ2YQ?tag=rockdose-20) | 36.2 x 12.2 in | 1.3 in listed | [Check Price](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B094RCJ2YQ?tag=rockdose-20) | | **Best minimal setup**[Organizedlife Cabinet](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019ROL84G?tag=rockdose-20) | 37 x 13.4 in cabinet | 6.88 in | [Check Price](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019ROL84G?tag=rockdose-20) | | **Best for pros**[KINGBOARD Foldable](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPZPC2C1?tag=rockdose-20) | 36 x 12 in | 2.56 in | [Check Price](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPZPC2C1?tag=rockdose-20) | | **Runner-up**[Marsdorgan Cabinet](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HBBQL3WH?tag=rockdose-20) | 47.2 x 15.7 in | 7.1 in | [Check Price](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HBBQL3WH?tag=rockdose-20) | ## How I screened wall mounted ironing boards for stair use I started with the Ironing Boards category on Amazon and pulled the wall mounted listings that publish a folded depth, a board length, and a mounting method. Anything without a listed folded profile was cut, because a stairwell install lives or dies on how far the folded unit sticks out from the wall. From what survived, I ranked on four things in this order: 1. Folded depth from the wall, because a stairwell walkway has to stay clear. 2. Board length and width, because a stair landing rarely gives you the full swing of a floor-standing board. 3. Mounting method, because recessed cabinets need stud bays and surface mounts need solid backing. 4. Published weight and fixings count, because the heavier units need more anchors and a stronger wall. Six picks made the final set. Two are full recessed cabinets, three are surface-mount fold-down boards, and one is a hybrid cabinet with a folding leg. The Marsdorgan cabinet earns runner-up on specifications alone, and it carries a warning for stair use that I explain in its section. The keyword modifier here is "stairs", and Amazon's search does not really honour it: none of these listings are engineered specifically for stairwell installation. So treat the stair angle as a shopping constraint you apply yourself, using the folded depth and the mount type. That is exactly what the rest of this guide does. ## 1\. Household Essentials Stowaway in-Wall Ironing Board — Best overall **A recessed cabinet is the only wall mounted ironing board that truly disappears near a stairwell, and this one publishes the numbers to prove it fits.** [![Household Essentials Stowaway recessed ironing board cabinet in white — the recessed depth that keeps a stairwell walkway clear](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/31b88a2XzAL._SL500_.jpg)](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0073D8F3Q?tag=rockdose-20) **Best for:** recessing between studs on a wide landing wall **Skip it if:** your only free wall is drywall over brick This is the pick if you can cut a hole in a stud bay. The cabinet measures 47.75 x 15.75 x 7.75 in, and that 7.75 in depth sits inside the wall cavity in a standard framed partition, not proud of it. Once the door is closed, the face is flush with your drywall, which is exactly the geometry you want at the top or bottom of a stairwell. The board rotates once deployed, so you can orient it along the wall rather than out into the walkway. Household Essentials also lists built-in shelves for the iron and accessories, and a stain- and scorch-resistant cover, both of which are the brand's own claims rather than tested figures. It is the most expensive pick here and it sells at a moderate pace for this set. The trade-off is the install: you are cutting drywall, checking the stud bay, and finishing the edges. If you rent, this is not your board. **Pros:** - 47.75 in board length, longest in the set alongside the Marsdorgan - 7.75 in depth sits inside a standard stud bay - Rotating board orients along the wall - Recessed door finishes flush with drywall - Includes built-in accessory shelves per the listing **Cons:** - Requires cutting into the wall - Only one seller lists it - Highest price position in this set - Not usable on masonry or party walls without a false wall [Check Price on Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0073D8F3Q?tag=rockdose-20) ## 2\. Seiritex Wall Mounted Ironing Board with Iron Holder — Best upgrade **If cutting the wall is off the table, the Seiritex is the surface-mount board with the numbers that fit a stair landing.** [![Seiritex wall mounted ironing board with silicone iron rest and metal mesh top — the mesh surface and folded profile suited to a surface mount](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/415mwtSOytL._SL500_.jpg)](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FND6Z4VG?tag=rockdose-20) **Best for:** surface-mount installs where height needs to flex **Skip it if:** you want a fully enclosed cabinet look The Seiritex is a 14 x 42 in board that Seiritex says folds to 3.5 in thickness against the wall. That folded depth matters near a stairwell because a surface mount always stands proud, and 3.5 in is thin enough to clear a shoulder passing on a landing. The listing describes five height positions in 2 in steps, which is useful when the only clear wall is above a stair rail and the ergonomic height is not where you would normally hang a board. Two more listing claims stand out: a heat-resistant silicone iron rest built into the frame, and a 13 x 36 in metal mesh panel that Seiritex says helps steam pass through. Both are the manufacturer's descriptions, not measurements. The board weighs 14.1 lb, so a stud is not optional, and Seiritex specifies six expansion bolts for the install. Its price position is mid for this set, and only one seller stocks it. The trade-off against the Stowaway is honesty about what a surface mount is: it is a black board on your wall, not a hidden cabinet. **Pros:** - 3.5 in folded thickness claim, thinnest of the mount-on-wall picks after the Xabitat - Five 2-inch height steps for awkward wall positions - Silicone iron rest built in - Metal mesh top, per the listing - Six-bolt fixing spec published **Cons:** - Board is exposed when folded - Only one seller lists it - Black finish shows on a light wall - No enclosed storage for the iron [Check Price on Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FND6Z4VG?tag=rockdose-20) ## 3\. Xabitat Ironing Board Wall Mounted Compact Fold Down — Best budget pick **The Xabitat has the thinnest folded profile in the set and the smallest board, which is often the right trade near a stairwell.** [![Xabitat gray wall mounted fold-down ironing board with perforated steel top — the compact footprint that fits a narrow stair landing](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41VePFLHbJL._SL500_.jpg)](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B094RCJ2YQ?tag=rockdose-20) **Best for:** the shortest, thinnest surface-mount option **Skip it if:** you iron long curtains or bedding At 36.2 x 12.2 in, this is the smallest board in the set, and the listed folded dimension of 1.3 x 41 x 14 in means it sits closer to the wall than any other pick when stowed. On a stairwell landing where the walkway is 30 in wide, that difference between a 7 in cabinet and a 1.3 in folded board is the difference between passable and not. It is the cheapest of the six, sells the fastest of the surface-mount options here, and installs with four bolts. Xabitat rates the frame at a 25 lb capacity and lists a perforated steel top for steam. Both come from the listing rather than any independent measurement. The compromise is size. A 36.2 in board is fine for shirts and trousers but short for bedding, and 12.2 in of width leaves less room for pressing sleeves flat. Two sellers list it, which is more than most of the set. If you iron shirts in a stairwell-adjacent laundry cupboard, this is the pragmatic pick. **Pros:** - 1.3 in listed folded thickness, the thinnest here - Cheapest of the six - Perforated steel top per the listing - Four-bolt install - 25 lb frame rating **Cons:** - Smallest board in the set - No enclosure when folded - Short for bedding or long curtains - No published height adjustment [Check Price on Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B094RCJ2YQ?tag=rockdose-20) ## 4\. Organizedlife Wall Mounted Ironing Board with Storage Cabinet — Best minimal setup **The Organizedlife arrives assembled, which shifts the install from carpentry to hanging a heavy cabinet.** [![Organizedlife white wall mounted ironing cabinet with mirror and support leg — the pre-assembled cabinet that skips the woodwork step](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41gdzzGfw+L._SL500_.jpg)](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019ROL84G?tag=rockdose-20) **Best for:** buyers who want the cabinet pre-assembled **Skip it if:** the wall cannot carry 30 lb plus fixings This is the pick if you like the cabinet form of the Stowaway but do not want to cut the wall. The cabinet measures 37 x 13.4 x 6.88 in and weighs 30 lb before you add the iron and supplies, and Organizedlife lists the cabinet as arriving pre-assembled with mounting hardware. The unit adds internal shelves for the iron, detergents and spray bottles, plus a mirror on the outer door that earns its keep near a bedroom. The support-leg design is the main difference from the Stowaway: instead of the frame taking all the weight through the wall, a folding leg drops to the floor to steady the board during use. That is useful geometry on an interior wall that you would not fully trust with a full recessed cabinet, but it also means you need floor clearance directly below, which a stairwell landing may not offer. Sales rank is the slowest in the set, and only two sellers list it. Price sits in the middle of this six. **Pros:** - Arrives pre-assembled per the listing - Enclosed cabinet with three storage areas - Mirror on the door - Support leg reduces wall load in use - Two sellers stock it **Cons:** - 30 lb cabinet weight demands solid anchoring - Needs floor clearance for the support leg - Slowest seller of the six - No published height adjustment [Check Price on Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019ROL84G?tag=rockdose-20) ## 5\. KINGBOARD Wall Mounted Ironing Board with Iron Storage — Best for pros **A 36 x 12 in board with a padded cover spec, aimed at someone who irons enough to care about the pad.** [![KINGBOARD blue wall mounted ironing board with foam padding and integrated iron storage — the padded cover that matters for frequent pressing](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41VLT+T+yeL._SL500_.jpg)](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPZPC2C1?tag=rockdose-20) **Best for:** frequent ironers who want a padded cover out of the box **Skip it if:** you need a folded profile under two inches KINGBOARD publishes the cover spec that most of these listings skip: a 5 mm eco-foam layer, 5 mm of polyester padding, and a heat-resistant top fabric. Those numbers come from the listing, not a test, but they are still more detail than the other five picks give you about the surface you actually press against. The board is 36 x 12 in, weighs 7.09 lb and folds to a listed 2.56 in profile. It also includes an integrated storage slot for the iron, which most of the surface-mount picks skip. For a stair landing, the 2.56 in folded profile is the number to watch: thicker than the Xabitat and Seiritex, thinner than either cabinet. Two sellers list it, and it is the second-cheapest of the six. The trade-off against the Seiritex is height adjustment: KINGBOARD does not publish steps, so you are choosing the mount height once and living with it. That is fine on a straight wall and awkward above a stair rail. **Pros:** - Cover build published: 5 mm foam plus 5 mm polyester - 2.56 in folded thickness - 7.09 lb board weight, light for the wall - Iron storage integrated - Second-cheapest here **Cons:** - No published height adjustment - Thicker folded than the Xabitat or Seiritex - Short 36 in board - Bright blue cover finish [Check Price on Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPZPC2C1?tag=rockdose-20) ## 6\. Marsdorgan Wall Mounted Ironing Board Cabinet with Storage — Runner-up **A full-size 47.2 in cabinet that matches the Stowaway on length, but it is a surface-mount unit not a recessed one.** [![Marsdorgan white wall mounted ironing board cabinet with three internal shelves — the surface-mount cabinet that stands proud of the wall](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41a0yn+5ObL._SL500_.jpg)](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HBBQL3WH?tag=rockdose-20) **Best for:** wide laundry alcoves that can carry a heavy cabinet **Skip it if:** you are mounting anywhere near a stairwell The Marsdorgan is the runner-up because its board size matches the winner and its storage matches the Organizedlife, but its 47.2 x 15.7 x 7.1 in cabinet mounts to the face of a wall rather than into it. That means 7.1 in of cabinet sits proud of the wall permanently. In a laundry room that is fine. On a stair landing it is a shin-height obstacle at 47 in tall, and it fails the deciding criterion of this guide. Where it earns its place is anywhere the wall next to the ironing area is a solid alcove: it publishes three internal shelves, two height settings for the board, and an MDF construction that the brand describes as sturdy. It also weighs 40 lb, the heaviest cabinet in the set, so a stud detector is not optional and you should count on lag bolts rather than the supplied fixings if the wall is questionable. It is the second-most expensive pick, only one seller lists it, and sales rank is the lowest in the set. **Pros:** - 47.2 in board length - Three internal shelves - Two height settings for the board - MDF cabinet construction per the listing - Enclosed look when folded **Cons:** - 7.1 in cabinet stands proud of the wall - 40 lb cabinet, heaviest here - Only one seller lists it - Wrong shape for a stairwell wall [Check Price on Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HBBQL3WH?tag=rockdose-20) ## Can you really mount an ironing board on a stairwell wall? Yes, with two caveats that the listings never spell out. First, none of these products is engineered specifically as a stair-adjacent ironing board. What makes one work in a stairwell is geometry: a shallow folded profile, a board length that does not swing out into the walkway, and a mount that lands in solid framing. Second, "on a stairwell wall" is not the same as "over the stairs". You are almost always mounting on a landing wall or the wall at the top or bottom of a run, not on the sloped stringer wall. Building codes usually require clear widths at landings, and a folded cabinet that protrudes 7 in from a landing wall can breach that clear width. A recessed cabinet like the Stowaway sits inside the wall cavity and avoids the issue. A thin surface-mount board like the Xabitat, at 1.3 in folded, usually stays within the tolerance most codes allow for handrails and trim. ## Folded depth, board length and the stud problem Three numbers do the work. - **Folded depth** decides whether the unit is safe near a walkway. Under 3 in and you can treat it like trim. 6 to 8 in and you need a recess or an alcove. - **Board length** decides what you can press. 36 in handles shirts. 42 in handles trousers laid flat. 47 in handles bedding. - **Mount method** decides who can install it. Recessed cabinets need a stud bay 14.5 in wide inside a framed wall. Surface mounts need studs behind the drywall to anchor into. The stud problem is the one buyers underestimate. A 30 lb cabinet like the Organizedlife or a 40 lb cabinet like the Marsdorgan will not hold on drywall anchors alone under repeated use. You need lag bolts into at least two studs, which forces the cabinet position onto 16 in centres. On a stair landing that centre may not line up with the ergonomic ironing height. That is why the Seiritex, with five 2-inch height steps, is such a useful surface-mount option: you can hit a stud and still adjust the board height to your elbow. ## Cabinet or open frame: which suits a stairwell better? A cabinet hides the board and the iron. An open frame is thinner when folded. For a stairwell you almost always want thinner. Here is the trick with cabinets. Recessed cabinets like the Stowaway are the best of both worlds: they hide the board and the iron, and they take up zero wall thickness because the 7.75 in body sits inside the stud bay. They are also the hardest install of the six picks, because you are cutting drywall and finishing the opening. If your stairwell wall is drywall over wood framing on both sides, a recessed cabinet is achievable in a weekend. If it is drywall over brick, or a party wall with services in it, a recessed cabinet is not on the table and you are choosing among the surface-mount picks. Open frames have another advantage on a stair landing. Because the board itself is what mounts, the frame weight is low: the KINGBOARD is 7.09 lb and the Seiritex is 14.1 lb, against 30 lb and 40 lb for the two surface-mount cabinets. Lower weight means fewer anchors, less risk of pulling drywall paper, and easier repositioning if you get the height wrong first time. ## What the listings do not tell you about stair installs Four things the six listings all skip: 1. **The swing arc.** When you fold the board down, the free end sweeps outward before it locks. On a 42 in board that arc extends roughly 42 in from the hinge. If the top of a stair run is inside that arc, the board will not open safely, so mount the hinge at least the board length away from the top nose of the stairs. 2. **The iron cord path.** All six picks assume a socket within a few feet of the mount. Stair landings often have no outlet, and running a cord across a stair tread is a trip hazard. Plan the socket before you drill. 3. **Head clearance under a sloped ceiling.** Stair landings frequently sit under a sloped soffit. A 47 in tall cabinet like the Stowaway or Marsdorgan needs 48 in plus fixings of vertical wall before the slope begins. 4. **Reach for the folded latch.** Most of these boards latch high, so a board hung to clear a stair rail may put the latch above easy reach. The Seiritex height adjustment helps; the fixed-hinge picks do not. ## Which pick suits which stair setup? - **Top-of-stairs landing, framed wall, drywall both sides:** the Household Essentials Stowaway. Recess it and forget it. - **Bottom-of-stairs alcove with a solid backing wall:** the Seiritex, mounted so the folded 3.5 in profile clears the walkway. - **Under-stairs closet with a stud wall:** the Xabitat, because 1.3 in folded barely reads as a fixture, and the 36.2 in board fits a narrow closet. - **Landing off a bedroom, no wall to cut:** the Organizedlife, if you have floor clearance for the support leg. - **Laundry cupboard adjacent to a stair run:** the KINGBOARD, for the padded cover and the modest 2.56 in folded depth. - **Wide laundry room, not near stairs at all:** the Marsdorgan, which is where its 47.2 in board and 40 lb cabinet make sense. ## The verdict The Household Essentials Stowaway wins because it solves the deciding problem: it sits inside the wall. On a stairwell landing where every inch of walkway matters, a 7.75 in depth that lives inside the stud bay is worth more than a longer board or a lighter frame. It also gets you the longest board here at 47.75 in and a rotating deployment that keeps the board parallel to the wall. Two conditions flip that pick. If you cannot cut the wall, the Seiritex takes over: a 3.5 in folded thickness and five 2 in height steps make it the most flexible surface mount here, and 14.1 lb is a weight two studs can carry without drama. If you want the cheapest thin option and only iron shirts, the Xabitat at 36.2 x 12.2 in and 1.3 in folded is the pragmatic answer. The Marsdorgan runner-up is the honest disclaimer of this guide: it matches the Stowaway on length and storage but stands 7.1 in proud of the wall, and that geometry is wrong for a stair landing. Buy it if you have a laundry alcove. For a stair-adjacent install, buy the recess or buy the thinnest surface mount you can live with. ## FAQ ### Is a wall mounted ironing board safe to install near stairs? A wall mounted ironing board is safe near stairs when the folded unit does not protrude into the required clear width of the landing and the mount lands in solid framing. Recessed cabinets like the Stowaway are safest because they add zero depth. Surface mounts under about 3 in folded, like the Seiritex or Xabitat, generally clear standard landing widths, but confirm your local code first. ### What is the best wall mounted ironing board for stairs if I cannot cut the wall? The best wall mounted ironing board for stairs when you cannot cut the wall is the Seiritex. It folds to a claimed 3.5 in thickness, offers five 2 in height steps, and installs with six expansion bolts into studs. The Xabitat is a thinner alternative at 1.3 in folded, but its 36.2 in board is short and it has no published height adjustment. ### How much wall space do I actually need for one of these boards? Plan for the board length in height plus about 4 in of clearance top and bottom for the hinge and latch. So a 47.75 in Stowaway needs roughly 56 in of clear wall vertically. Width is easier: the widest board here is 15.75 in, so 20 in of clear horizontal wall is plenty. For a recess, you also need a stud bay 14.5 in wide internally. ### Xabitat versus KINGBOARD: which is the better small-space pick? Xabitat versus KINGBOARD comes down to what you value. The Xabitat is cheaper and folds to 1.3 in, which matters on a narrow stair landing. The KINGBOARD folds to 2.56 in but publishes a padded cover build with 5 mm foam plus 5 mm polyester, and includes an iron storage slot. For a stairwell wall, pick the Xabitat. For frequent ironing in a cupboard, pick the KINGBOARD. ### Do any of these need a stud, or will drywall anchors hold? Do any of these need a stud is the wrong question: all of them do. The lightest picks, the KINGBOARD at 7.09 lb and the Seiritex at 14.1 lb, must anchor into at least one stud because the leverage on a 36 to 42 in board multiplies the load at the hinge. The cabinets, at 30 lb and 40 lb, need two studs and lag bolts. Drywall anchors alone will fail under repeated use. If your stairwell has a framed drywall landing wall with 16 in stud centres, order the Household Essentials Stowaway and plan a weekend for the recess: cut the drywall, verify the stud bay is clear of wiring, and finish the edges before the cabinet goes in. If cutting the wall is not an option in your home, order the Seiritex and locate two studs at your ideal ironing height before you drill anything. Either way, decide the folded depth you can live with before you decide the board length, because the depth is the number that keeps a stair landing usable. [Check the Household Essentials Stowaway on Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0073D8F3Q?tag=rockdose-20) to confirm the 7.75 in depth fits your wall cavity, then measure twice. *Last updated: September 21, 2026\. Product availability re-checked.* *This page contains affiliate links. 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