I would like to know if the screws that come with this two piece rail are tapered counter sunk or the flat bottom head type that don't center well.
1264038
I have no idea, as it was the wrong ones that Amazon sent me, i returned them sorry
1264039
they are semi taped' but i've never had a problem with any warne mount. they fit flush and tight. i've used rhem on alot of rifles ranging from 243 up to my weatherby magnums and other elk guns without issue. in my opinion they're the best you can buy next to talley for strength and appearance.
895152
I'm not sure if this will help, but here goes. If you put the rollers and the track in as per the instructions they will have about 1/16" bottom clearance. If you look at the mounting tab on the rollers and the rail, they will fit on the horizontal cross member of the cabinet face. That will give you the top clearance. If you are replacing old ones put them in the same position. If you are putting them into a new cabinet you can go on line and look up the install instructions. That is the best I can tell you. Hope it helps.
2029078
It should sit flush with the cabinet. The screws that came with my pulls were too long. I had to buy shorter screws, which were inexpensive. I just picked them up at Lowe's. I hope this was helpful.
2000759
There is no need for the screws to go all the way down because you use two pieces one on the wall and the other on the cabinet or whatever you are trying to hang. These can also be used with a longer rail so that you may slide the cabinet along it. Hope this helps
1158218
There is no visible hardware looking at it form the front, but there are a handful visible on each side. Also, if you look at the main photo, at the top left, where the rear top rail meets the top of the rear corner, you can see a very small bolt head. All the hardware sits inside counter sink holes so that they are fairly flush with the wood.
788287
When it's in firetruck mode, ours does have two screws on the bottom, but they are level with the plastic. It appears that the sharp ends are probably supposed to be filed down or cut off before being packaged.
2128347
You will have to remove the false drawer front, most likely. The apron hangs down 8 1/4" from the top of the sink if that helps. You might have a gap at the bottom of the sink after you install it, but you can cut down the false drawer front to make a filler (if you're handy, that's what we did). There is no gap to slide the rail between the apron and the bowl, unfortunately. The stainless wraps around on the sides because it sticks out 1 1/2" from the cabinet. The sink is really sleek and contemporary, I must say. If I can figure out how, I'll upload a photo.
1477332
I returned the item because its finish didn't match my other bathroom fixture finish. But all ball joint mount design should allow you to move up/down and sideways. Remember the ball joint is a pivot point, all movement is limited especially sideways more than up/down. Hope this helps.
127747
When we put ours up, there were connectors for the rails. They didn't really go together that well and I am not sure that I would buy that product again. The sliders get hung up on the joints between pieces.
1134278
I had the same problem so I replaced the side screws to screws with heads instead of flat screws. It seemed to do the job. Good luck.
1447697
I haven't had any issues with my sink rail to date. I often place large broiling pans, cookie sheets, etc. into the sink, cringe because I forget it's there and find that it hasn't been disturbed or dislodged. I'm very pleased with it so far.
1200364
Mine had two screws on top and two on the bottom. I've uploaded a photo of the mounting area showing the two deeply recessed screw holes. (I've previously uploaded two photos. Don't how long it takes for Amazon to clear and publish this 3rd photo.)
1255475
There should be enough play to level it out before you set the screws with lock tight. I'm guessing that the rings may be a bit high on your scope. See if you can find some lower profile rings but still keep it off the rail.
1667914
They sent me another sink and this one was fine. I saw similar sinks for sale (not by Nantucket, but same style undermount) when I chose my granite, and those were not completely on center either. It's the kind of detail that really bothers me, but most people wouldn't notice that something is off by 1/2 inch or so. Sink is nice otherwise. Happy with the replacement sink they sent me for no additional fee.
1437480
Pretty sure the flat metal part it's mounted on in the picture is optional. It was only useful on my sink to cover up the two holes there for handles. No idea about how a granite counter would change things. I recall the threaded portion had quite a bit of length, so if you're worried about the thickness I don't think it should be a problem.
1877986
Bottom of the cabinet. Two screws for each rail and I installed it myself. Love it so far. I just wish it sat a little closer to the front of the cabinet.
505135
I've got got the rail with the 9 sections and the screw holes are 2.5" centers.