will it hold on glass?
1136354
I would not use it on glass.....Not knowing what you are gluing the glass for it is hard to give you ideas on what to use....Most of the time that I do anything with glass I use clear silicone glue.... You can call me at 254-547-7206....
1018580
Yes. There is a rubber caulk inside which could be easily removed with a screwdriver or other tool. That is all that appears to hold the glass in place.
1458911
I don't think so....as the glass is secured to the table with suction cups. Possibly use a wood glue?
1601693
I haven't tried it but I don't think it would work. The glass is fairly thick.
244890
I can't answer this because I only used it for stereo equipment. The top shelf is glass but I think it should hold.
99140
It definitely depends on the wine glass...if you're using a typical wine glass and spread them out to distribute the weight evenly - then sure! :-) I keep it out on my counter to hold our decorative-every day coffee mugs...
1737803
Not at all. As far as I can tell it doesn't attach to anything but glass or glass- like surfaces.
210033
No. They use the glass as the weight to support it. Without the glass, very flimsy.
438825
I expect it will work. It should be strong enough and I have found it to be highly resistant to heat. One cautionary note: If there is any coating on the glass such as a tinting material, the adhesive will likely damage it when it is removed. Should be no problem on bare glass, aluminum, or the like.
1365510
YES, though the included mounting hardware may not work. If you have a full glass top, it can rest on that.
1384644
If the glasss is smooth it should grip, but will your door take the pressure you put on the handle when you support yourself? If you are going to use it as a handle to open the door it should work, but as support do not plan on it.
366593
Only if you have the tools to drill through glass (not a trivial task). The other alternative is to glue it on with a good epoxy... there is not much stress on it when you pull off aknife, so it should hold. Good luck!
614805
The glass is thin about the thickness of a piece of cardboard. It could hold a small granite fixture but not a slab of granite in my opinion. I would not trust it. I have a lamp and sculpture on mine. Anything else would be too busy as it is not a long or wide table. Good luck
832799
I believe it will. It tends to move around, though. You may want to use some type of adhesive to keep it in place.
365354
It might...there is a metal ring that the glass sets on. The ring has about 4-6 small feet on the bottom that set on the table. If those feet would be supported by the solid portion of your table, it should work. Hope this helps you!
1513380
No you will need to hold it with something. The glass is thick and high quality but I Dont know that there is any glass that won't need to be held with a potholder/mitts.
614807
The glass is 1/4" thick and attaches to the frame. Unless the granite did the same - which would require drilling holes - I don't think it would be particularly stable.