could I used longer size of board( like 16 inches ) on this 12 inches bracket? has anyone tried that?
1120953
We just used these brackets on a 1/2" x 18" deep x 5' long piece of pine wood we sanded and finished to be used as a fold down desk for a space saving solution for a small bedroom. It is working great - Just make sure you screw the short end of the brackets into the studs in your wall for good support. We placed the brackets about 32" apart so we could reach both easily at the same time in order to collapse them (which you need to do for these to function properly). I thought they were a bit pricey, but they provide a sturdy support system and function in the way we hoped they would, so no complaints. We just used these brackets on a 1/2" x 18" deep x 5' long piece of pine wood we sanded and finished to be used as a fold down desk for a space saving solution for a small bedroom. It is working great - Just make sure you screw the short end of the brackets into the studs in your wall for good support. We placed the brackets about 32" apart so we could reach both easily at the same time in order to collapse them (which you need to do for these to function properly). I thought they were a bit pricey, but they provide a sturdy support system and function in the way we hoped... » Read More We just used these brackets on a 1/2" x 18" deep x 5' long piece of pine wood we sanded and finished to be used as a fold down desk for a space saving solution for a small bedroom. It is working great - Just make sure you screw the short end of the brackets into the studs in your wall for good support. We placed the brackets about 32" apart so we could reach both easily at the same time in order to collapse them (which you need to do for these to function properly). I thought they were a bit pricey, but they provide a sturdy support system and function in the way we hoped they would, so no complaints. « Show Less
1120954
You could absolutely use a 16" board with these brackets. I forget what size board I used but I know it had a few inches overhang.
1120955
I use two 12" brackets to support 28" long board. The board is 16" wide and 28" long - I use it in my walk-in closet as a folding board for clothes.
983015
I have offered a lot of advice about this extension for other applications. Be prepared to make it work for you, unless you have the perfect application. To get mine to work right, I had to buys some different length bolts and modify one bracket. Good luck.
249103
Unless the corner is squared off, and brought forward you couldn't mount the bracket. As mentioned prior in the answers, you'd have to mount the bracket on one of the corner walls and that would work.
1728436
A hair over 24" is as small as it goes and still able to use mount hooks. You should be ok.
2202530
My board is 48" and I am able to cinch it tight, but I'm not sure there is an additional 6" under the board. Will check later & let you know.
35485
i have only tried it for the foot board. Headboard brackets are usually part of the standard rails and should not need any more brackets or rail extensions.
1968741
probably not, i have a 9 foot longboard and they wobble a lot on them. i would buy somthing more secure for a 12 foot board
156410
That is what I am using. works just fine. Although I do plan on getting the bigger board for more options later.
567298
You have to secure the brackets to the frame, it would depend on whether the frame is wide enough to attach the bracket. My frames were 3/4" wide and it worked fine.
1252040
We used 10 in boards. I guess you could use 8 in boards but then they wouldn't line up with the tops of the brackets. These have held up great and were easy to use.
1196896
I am sure you could if you can get a pole with the same diameter. I removed the edge clamp and screwed the bracket directly to a workbench!
2173578
No, this bracket comes from a vendor that has discontinued it. We still have some in stock, but once we sell out of our stock, it will no longer be available.
1234534
I don't see why not. You are putting the brackets where you want them so it shouldn't make any difference which direction the board is hanging.
762862
Good Morning, The Brackets are 16" on Center for stud placement, or you can use 2"x12" backing.
1470648
I used a 24 inch extension and than felt it was to long thus went with a 12 inch. I do not see why it would not work but you may have to add wiring if you are going to drop 3 feet from ceiling, Fan is quiet and also does not vibrate thus I can not see why it would not work,
1292806
I believe it should work. I hung the board I bought lengthwise instead of width-wise.
473261
No the existing bracket will work. Just remember to rotate the image in the set up, otherwise it will be upside down.