What are the dimensions of the plastic clamps that go around the banister? Our banister is thicker and want to know if it'll fit.
171300
The square part of our banister is 3 and a half inches. Capacity is probably a bit bigger than that. Comes with inserts to accommodate round banisters too. Capacity there is smaller, because the inserts take up space in the clamps.
171301
The part that goes around the banister is able to be sized to your banister. It is two separate pieces so you can make it as tight or as loose as needed.
681055
I just now measured the clamp for you and it can easily clamp 6" The opening was 6 3/8". Hope this helps. These are great clamps and I use them all the time.
4084
It will not fit all the way around, no. If the Bannister is perfectly round shaped you could probably find a way to attach it using Velcro/zip ties/whatever. Then it comes to personal preference and your ability/willingness to diy a product that you paid money for to do a specific job.
1962785
It would not. Just measured mine with the clamp closed all the way. There is an inch gap. You could place a block of wood between the clamp and your rail. I will try to post Picts soon. I really like these hangers.
279995
Mine are bigger and I got them to fit by turning them around just the clamps and it works well , I feel yours will work.
1869618
It will fit, but it will likely break. Check the reviews on Amazon - alot of people experience the "metal" clamps breaking. They are very thin and the metal is extremely weak. Two of mine broke with very light use.
198971
It sounds like you have a hollow wall opposite the banister. My solution would be to place it where you want it to be. Use a3/8 inch toggle bolt for a solid installation.
1905084
I believe the gate adapter needs a flat surface on the banister for it to be attached securely. Otherwise, it will most likely just end up twisting around out of place. Most wrought iron railings I see have skinny round banisters but if yours is different and you can find flat parts (even thin ones) then it might work for you.
1860399
Are you talking about thickness of table or the width of the table? My table is 22"x42". The thickness of the table is only an inch, but the clamps will adjust out to accommodate 2" it appears. Hope this helps you.
330973
i would go look at Rhino racks website but if you have a rack already on there just measure the width between bars center to center. as long as this is wider than that then it will fit. This actually clamps on to bars not a rain gutter
2172846
Hi Bradford, I measured my 6 clamps. They range from 12 3/8" to 12 1/2" wide open. Each orange plastic protector is 1/8" thick, so you could get an additional 1/4" by removing them (the bottom one slides off easily, but one on the screw is really on there!).
27505
I had to wrap some of that child safety foam stuff around the banister to protect the wood and then tightly very very tightly pull the Velcro around the banister with the wrap on it. I think that might work for you too. You could also use that grippy/foamy shelf liner that comes on the roll to wrap and protect the banister - also making it larger and then wrap the Velcro around it. good luck
1566382
It should fit. The clamp opens to 1 5/8", so you have 1/8" clearance. Then, in order to tighten it, the lip of your table needs to be less than 3/4" wide, so that the clamp doesn't hit it when screwing it tight. The table being 3/4" is no problem.
371128
As long as the metal banister railing you have is the same in picture, it should work just fine. Make sure you measure your railing and check to see if measurements match before you purchase. We had the same wood banister so we knew it would work for us. So far the product works great with no lasting effects or damage to railing. Hope this helps you!
2211009
I have no idea. Mine aren't in closet maid shelves. The dimensions are given in the description. You will have to measure to see if they fit.
2029849
The clamps will open fully about 3 1/4 inches. If your overhang is about 4 inches before the lip you would be fine.
313900
Probably not, the mount bracket is a two piece system, first is a angle piece that is multiple holed to mount to the side of the unit ,the second part is a deep channel that olds the cylinder and arm that bolts to the angle to get the out space needed to clear the cover. The mount unit could be mounted above the banister to the side of the unit