I want to install this under a counter. Does the rail come off or will it have to be removed. Also will having it confined on 3 sides be bad for it?
1601413
The rail comes off! I don't see it being an issues being confined on all sides but I don't want to answer that question for sure.
1167813
You have to pull at both ends. Let it get some air in where the divider is in the back and it should come off.
711739
It only has a rail on on side. It appears that you can put one on the opposite side if you have the mounting accessories. I used it to replace the barrel clamp, but it is not technically a clamp. It provides lateral support and prevents the barrel and magazine tube from being squeezed together, but does not wrap around either. I have a sling and light attached to mine and have had no issues.
1997833
I do not see this happening on my unit. This can be variable and depending on mounting position in your countertop.
342968
Sorry, forgot to mention that each side of each rail comes with a key lock so when the box is installed, you can't slide it off.
1286732
It looks like you can leave the middle shelf out if you wanted to. Please see the installation instructions here: http://www.kitchensource.com/kitchen-islands/pdf/ca-1544-installation2.pdf
2180016
No, it will not pull out of the rails. It does fully extend, which I really like, so you have full access to the basket and it's contents. It has a locking mechanism that holds it in place. You will see it, and use it when you install the basket.
1874363
Good question. We had ours installed in a single, but we purchased the Rev-a-shelf first then gave it to our cabinet maker and told him to build a cabinet to fit the shelf instead of the other way around.If you were to put it in a double, my question would be where do you mount the other side of the shelf? There would have to be some type of wall there to bolt or screw the other rails to.Hope that helped.Doug
1898234
Jaye, The bar will come out of the little slot with a bit of pressure, but it shouldn't come out unless you are a little rough with the unit. Even if it does come out, it takes little effort to put it back in.
2061597
The upper part of the rails slide off - you have to push the buttons on the side of the rails - like you will to adjust the height after you have put it together. It is unfortunate there are no instructions with the rack. Hope it helps!
1424669
Mine is under mounted with granite counter tops. It is fantastic !! I think you can have it either under the counter or over, pretty sure it can be done both ways. It's a big sink and I can't tell you how many people make comments on it . Just get it, you don't regret it. I tried to attach a photo but can't for some reason. I'll send you the photo if you send me your email.
662758
There is not a lot of space behind the cylinder. I'd guess about an inch or so. But, you could put a spacer behind the whole unit to keep it further from the rail.
922312
Yep, it's removable.I actually removed it from the pic mount to directly screw it onto a different system. The rail performed perfectly, I just wanted it mounted closer in line with the bore.Additionally, the sight came with (off the top of my head) the star allen wrench, the pic rail, mounting screws and alternate mounting screws.
1354468
My main concern with that install would be securing the button and servicing it if there were any issues. With the counter top placement, you can access the underside and the top. So, if the air hose came loose, or the mount was loose, you can access it all to fix it. If you mounted it to the backsplash, and you don't do a separate "box" for it where you could pull it out and access it, you better be sure that is never going to have a problem.
1148917
The rod will interfere with the support rails. You could cut a notch for the rod in the support rails if you were so inclined. Or if the rod is removable you could drill a hole in the support rails at the proper point then reinsert the rod. Good luck.
2185262
I would be VERY afraid to "free stand" it without securing it in some way. I purchased mine in the winter and stored it on our enclosed porch (cement floor) until spring. Any bump against it would cause it to shift and want to topple so I zip tied it to the outside stair railing. It also needs support at the bottom to keep the arch sides spread apart at the proper width to keep from straining the upper connections.
1424667
Mine is under mounted with granite counter tops. It is fantastic !! I think you can have it either under the counter or over, pretty sure it can be done both ways. It's a big sink and I can't tell you how many people make comments on it . Just get it, you don't regret it.I tried to attach a photo but can't for some reason.I'll send you the photo if you send me your email.