Will this work if the opening is less than 90 degress? My application is for a box seat lid and the opening angle is 75 degrees.
1254587
It should work if you can mount one end inboard enough to have its full rod extension at the 75 degree angle.
1254588
It may as you see in the photo it's not open 90 degrees and I do not have the instruments to measure for you but I would say yes it would work well for you.
1254589
I tried to use these for the same set up and I kept having a problem with the lids not fully closing. My lids were white oak about 12" X 37" and they weren't heavy enough to fully depress the lid stays. (lids popped up about 1/4"-Didn't matter where I installed the lid stays.) I went back to the tried and true Sugatsones. Worked like a champ. Perhaps if your lid is heavier these gas stays will work.
932301
I installed two in drawer fronts and the "turn" is 90 degrees only.I hope that helps you friend!
1957823
Not sure I understand the question, but I used two of these lid stays on an outdoor chest. The way I have them mounted places the lid at an approx. 75 degree angle when the lid is lifted . My lid is very heavy and this is the only product I found that would hold the lid up when opened.
927625
If you have outside vent access this kit plus the extension should do the trick. The plastic sections are very flexible and we have several 90 degree turns in ours.
101538
I have mine mounted straight but when I cover my boat I angle it down, I can't say an exact 90 degrees but would venture to say close to it.
326488
I suppose it depends on the distance of the gap between the seats and the depth that the flange can go down in between. If there is anything in the way, like your seat belt, that won't allow it to slide all the way down, then you'll have problems with the stability. Otherwise I would imagine it could work
2141564
I didn't install my hinges according to the diagram so I can open my desk a full 90 degrees. This is because the top lays flat to the box. I also put the hinge on the out side of the box. I found I could not reach the hinges to open and close them because I have short arms.
1290004
Brute force. I had success by placing lid at 75 degree angle, and bracing my hand under the back lip of the can while pushing the lid inwards. Do one side first, then the other. Good luck!
1957822
Mine came with the brackets shown in the picture. The 75 and 90 degree is the angle the lid can raised, not the angle of the bracket itself. Hope this helps. Ken
1992914
Would not work on horizontal lid, not enough rotation in the "elbow". It will swivel at the base and the head, reducing the overhang distance. The clamp fixture is probably limited to less than an inch. I would advise you look for a pedestal base.
2250186
That's difficult to say. I think probably "yes." Sometimes I pull it forward and then recline back so that it "mooshes down" and gives me more of a 45 degree angle than an 85 degree (almost upright) angle. So if you don't want it to "moosh down," you might look for a firmer product.
901272
No I don't think it would lower that low if I understand your questioon.So low enough for a door with a side hindge opening?It angles down low enough for a crossover trunk opening but not low enough for a side opening trunkHope this answers your question
1676580
Yes, it will open slightly past 90 degrees due to the location of installation. It does make contact with our larger mirror if the cabinet door is opened past the 90 degree mark.
289877
No it only opens to Aprox 95 degrees. You can push it past its stops to remove the lid but if done too much they can break. On a side note it would be easy enough to grind the stops down to allow it to open flat but reversing this would be impossible
901275
No I don't think it would lower that low if I understand your questioon. So low enough for a door with a side hindge opening? It angles down low enough for a crossover trunk opening but not low enough for a side opening trunk Hope this answers your question
60311
My installation just allows lateral, (side to side) adjustment & slight angle adjustment.it is possible would work if mounted 90 degrees, but not certain.
824077
Not sure I understand which way you want the angle to go. If the unit lists as giving a 90 degree angle, I would consider less angle to be 100-110 degrees, or so. 70 degrees means that the foot would be turned UP an additional amount! which I don't think you can do. You CAN adjust it to be less bend, or more angle.