Would it be possible to cut the pipe to a shorter length so that this mount would work on a 12" cabinet?
1239026
Just looked at mine and it appears that it could be cut down. However, it could be risky. Remember that I said "it appears that it could be done" -- but there are no guarantee's.
1239027
Yes. Quick note: The small diameter of the "pipe" makes it easy for the monitor to spin.
397129
Ha randy the depth you have is not enought.my mount is 12'' it sticks over a bit because you need a 90 to fit the cable wire. the with is ok ,yours may stick out a bit you will have to adapt the hanger to match .I love It I turned my Kitchen in my man cave when I come home from work it works great the screen is HD and NASCAR looks great on it Goog luck Jim Reilly
2122816
Unfortunately, your opening is to small to mount the hardware. Smallest I've used them in is 10" by 18" cabinet.
128328
Yes, if you get shorter screws. My husband mounted it under my cabinets, and the screw that came with it was too long, so he got a shorter one, and it worked great. It is very pretty, and I love it!
2030984
I'm sure you can, but you only have about 2-3 inches you can shorten it by. I actually had a similar fan that I cut the rod down.
619916
I had the same space as you do and the cabinet will not fit without being able to lengthen the hole to 25 inches. I was able to accomplish that by cutting out the 2x4 between the studs at the top of the opening and then cutting the drywall. The cabinet is definitely worth the extra work.
2500
I think you might be able to, you would cut each support rod to the length you need, though I don't remember exactly how long the intermediate support rods are!
1564819
The depth of the cabinet is short. I can fit small components inside such as an Xbox. 12" is about right however you have to take in consideration the plugs for power or connectivity.
2198349
It may not look have same finished look, but I believe I could make it work without much difficulty, but it's not too tall to begin with, so if you want it to be about 12" tall then sure...
522726
Yes Gail, with a hack saw of metal saw. It should be done by a pro because you have to get the angles just right, Any metal working shop should be able to do it for you quickly. The only limitation of shortening the pipe are the braces on the bottom, can't go past them. Hope this helps.
2222764
Not with the short short too much, possibly the tall pole. But they also sell with this with a wall mount option that could fit what you are looking for.
2035134
You should cut two different holes, on one side use the template provided (about 12x9 inch irregular shape) plus mounting holes, on the other side about 8 inch round hole. If you buy the unit, it will be apparent.
1081588
Yes Susan it can be done. Mine just sits on the counter top and I flipped it over to see what I could come up with.Very easy to loosen the knurled knob on mounting stand and swing the stand 180 deg (up-side down). Use the two unused out-side holes in the stand and mount to bottom of cabinet with #6 wood screws. Re-tighten knurled knob. Piece of cake!
345415
There are a number of sections so you can make it shorter, but it is only certain widths. I have ours in use right now, otherwise I would take a look and see if it is two or three sections. If I remember it is three equal sections. If you are handy it wouldn't take much to cut the pipe with a hack saw and drill a new hole.
2016638
The door height is 80" maximum with a spring held feature that allows adjustment down to about 77-5/8". I think cutting it to make it shorter would compromise its structure. You would be better off finding a shorter door.
1376007
Unfortunately a 12 inch plate will not fit. I tried a 101/2 inch plate and it did not fit either. The cabinet is very narrow however it is very well made.
1307135
I font believe so. It hangs by a ball type mount. You might be able to cut the tube smaller but don't think it can be completely flush