what degree do these supports open?
1135454
I have them on a bench lid against a wall and the lid opens all the way 90 degrees our a little more. There weren't many options so this worked. Good luck
2214830
Greetings: Send us any and all numbers or markings that you can find on both old supports. We can tell using the numbers which to suggest. Thank You, Lou Fishman
779434
I'm not sure, however they open wide enough that it should not be a problem.
1675901
I do not know the exact opening; However, I have used them in the Goldwing 1500 and the Goldwing 1800. They work excellent!!!
860082
We bought two and installed them next to each other so that they open from the center out. We handled which way they opened by simply flipping one over. There isn't really a "right side up." :)
169165
All the shelves are open. Essentially you can use it from either side. Hope that helps.
125794
The supports are designed to steady a piece of lumber while you cut it and keep it from falling away uncontrollably once the cut is made. For this function they are fine. But I would not expect it to survive production style cutting with oversized pieces of lumber combined with a helper who is the least bit careless for example. I've had mine for a while now and am pretty happy with it.
256097
That's correct. The vertical support bars would be installed on every joist, so there would be about a 10" overhang on each side. If you are installing multiple units, there will be about a 3" gap between each. What worked well for me with multiple units was to use two heavy duty metal straps (about 1" wide, 8" long, 1/8" thick) and bolt those between the gaps in the shelves (with one on top and the other on the bottom of the shelving). This was done toward the outside of the shelves (away from the wall). That made all the units act as one. Then use 3" right angle brackets and bolts/screws to attach the shelves to the wall. That made the whole thing incredibly solid (they will sway a bit otherwise). That's correct. The vertical support bars would be installed on every joist, so there would be about a 10" overhang on each side. If you are installing multiple units, there will be about a 3" gap between each. What worked well for me with multiple units was to use two heavy duty metal straps (about 1" wide, 8" long, 1/8" thick) and bolt those between the gaps in the shelves (with one on top and the other on the bottom of the shelving). This was done toward the outside of the shelves (away from the wall). That made all the units act as one. Then use 3" right... » Read More That's correct. The vertical support bars would be installed on every joist, so there would be about a 10" overhang on each side. If you are installing multiple units, there will be about a 3" gap between each. What worked well for me with multiple units was to use two heavy duty metal straps (about 1" wide, 8" long, 1/8" thick) and bolt those between the gaps in the shelves (with one on top and the other on the bottom of the shelving). This was done toward the outside of the shelves (away from the wall). That made all the units act as one. Then use 3" right angle brackets and bolts/screws to attach the shelves to the wall. That made the whole thing incredibly solid (they will sway a bit otherwise). « Show Less
1708691
The bottom of the horizontal support. You can adjust it by cutting the verticals that drop down to support the four corners. Just measure where you want to be and cut the verticals accordingly.
2208223
It supports both. It's missing in the initial description but the second product description further down has 2.5 inch listed. It's also on the box and manual I have at home.
388601
They only open all the way. We propped ours with small dowel rod. Didn't take away from the appearance. They were definitely a hit at our grad party. Hope this helps.
1201276
The off set openingworks fine. I thought the same thing about getting a center opening. You might want to order some extra magnets though.
709308
yes you probably can-- if you offset the supports away from each other by an inch.That should give you the results you want and it won't diminish the support structure.Hope this helps ~
1917522
Yes, you can have them both open or either one of them fully open. That is exactly my configuration.
1532526
These supports are designed to interlock with a metal rail. The ends consist of an open metal clamp of about a 1/8" clearance in which a metal bed rail fits. These are not designed for wood bed rails.
913424
15% or more if you mount the brackets at zero or ninety degrees. my brackets are on a hinge to my airstream trailer roof, thus vertical support is by pvc pipe and its exactly level. this has least resistance to wind so that under 60 kph it is stable enough to stay extended.
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The wire supports are 8" off the base. The gap varies up to 1 1/2 if you put two adjacent supports as far apart as possible (each has two possible positions). (Of course you could get a bigger gap if you leave a support out altogether). However, hard to explain but you won't get all 1 1/2" gaps - you will get some 1 1/2", but those wider gaps will steal from other gaps. The picture is not misleading but the posted base dimensions when I bought it were incorrect; they have since corrected that. I have since started using it and it is very useful and I would recommend it; it's just not as useful as it would have been if it had been posted correctly to begin with. The wire supports are 8" off the base. The gap varies up to 1 1/2 if you put two adjacent supports as far apart as possible (each has two possible positions). (Of course you could get a bigger gap if you leave a support out altogether). However, hard to explain but you won't get all 1 1/2" gaps - you will get some 1 1/2", but those wider gaps will steal from other gaps. The picture is not misleading but the posted base dimensions when I bought it were incorrect; they have since corrected that. I have since started using it and it is very useful and I would recommend it; it's... » Read More The wire supports are 8" off the base. The gap varies up to 1 1/2 if you put two adjacent supports as far apart as possible (each has two possible positions). (Of course you could get a bigger gap if you leave a support out altogether). However, hard to explain but you won't get all 1 1/2" gaps - you will get some 1 1/2", but those wider gaps will steal from other gaps. The picture is not misleading but the posted base dimensions when I bought it were incorrect; they have since corrected that. I have since started using it and it is very useful and I would recommend it; it's just not as useful as it would have been if it had been posted correctly to begin with. « Show Less