What is the size of the base/the plate that bolts to the floor? Constructed of?
612374
The base plate has a 7 inch diameter with 6 holes for the screws. Material of construction is some type of metal with a plastic locking mechanism for the post, which screws into this base.
612375
The base plate is about 6 to 7 inches. It is made out of aluminum. The threads on the pole however are made of plastic
612376
To add to the other 2 answers, the post is in 2 pieces, aluminum, when you heat up the grill the aluminum expands and contracts as it heats and cools. I have friends who have lost the upper portion in the lake when they dismantle the grill. I put the post together and drilled a small hole through the 2 where they join and secured with a screw. I also find it hard to remove the grill from the post after it cools down because the aluminum tightens up after use. I'm thinking of setting the grill, drilling a hole in the post at the base of the grill and placing a cotter pin so the grill does not tighten up as it cools and make it easier to remove when dismantling. To add to the other 2 answers, the post is in 2 pieces, aluminum, when you heat up the grill the aluminum expands and contracts as it heats and cools. I have friends who have lost the upper portion in the lake when they dismantle the grill. I put the post together and drilled a small hole through the 2 where they join and secured with a screw. I also find it hard to remove the grill from the post after it cools down because the aluminum tightens up after use. I'm thinking of setting the grill, drilling a hole in the post at the base of the grill and placing a cotter pin so the grill does... » Read More To add to the other 2 answers, the post is in 2 pieces, aluminum, when you heat up the grill the aluminum expands and contracts as it heats and cools. I have friends who have lost the upper portion in the lake when they dismantle the grill. I put the post together and drilled a small hole through the 2 where they join and secured with a screw. I also find it hard to remove the grill from the post after it cools down because the aluminum tightens up after use. I'm thinking of setting the grill, drilling a hole in the post at the base of the grill and placing a cotter pin so the grill does not tighten up as it cools and make it easier to remove when dismantling. « Show Less
612377
I'm guessing that it's about 8 inches in diameter. It's appears to be a cast piece of aluminum. It holds the grill post tightly, though I don't leave it up all the time. I only install it when I'm using the grill.
612378
To add to the other 2 answers, the post is in 2 pieces, aluminum, when you heat up the grill the aluminum expands and contracts as it heats and cools. I have friends who have lost the upper portion in the lake when they dismantle the grill. I put the post together and drilled a small hole through the 2 where they join and secured with a screw. I also find it hard to remove the grill from the post after it cools down because the aluminum tightens up after use. I'm thinking of setting the grill, drilling a hole in the post at the base of the grill and placing a cotter pin so the grill does not tighten up as it cools and make it easier to remove when dismantling.
379551
Base has a sheet metal floor. A little heavy but very solid and rugged. This thing really handles a weighty load if you have the leg muscles to power it.
1890963
the center of the base is 3/4 of an inch, base is where the hole is for the screw. keep in mind that i needed to buy longer screw for my cabinets
466177
I think the plate is about 4 by 5 inches. It may mount to a 2 by 4, but you may need to drill a couple of new holes in the base plate.,
103632
The base plate has a angled down lip. The base at its widest is 10.5 inches but the inner flat of the base is 9.25 inches. I Hope this is helpful.
1573850
52 inch. the base could be cut, shorten about 12 inch, and rewelded if you have the tools
1658883
the base plate is a 2" diameter circle. It attaches to a keystone-shaped mounting plate which is 3/4" wide by 1 3/8" tall. The set screw is located in the bottom of the base plate, driven by 2mm hex key.
1361559
4 inches wide... 5 inches tall. Oval shaped. Plate itself is about 1 inch deep. 2 inches deep with rotating bolt that arm extends from
1761555
I do not know the exact dimension, but the plate fit perfectly in the bottom of he bottom of my Large BGE. Hope this helps...
1056430
I ended up returning it because my existing one turned up working again. I don't know the plate size. Sorry..
87241
The base plate is oval, 2" wide and 2.5 inches ling. From the top of the top hook to the bottom of the bottom hook it is about 7". The top hook is 3" off the wall.
1219817
Overall, the plate is 15 1/2 long X 10 3/4 wide. The mounting bolt locations are 7" wide X 6" long center of hole to center of hole. Product works very well mounted in the bed of my trailer.
218253
Hello - Sorry I was out of town...so I got under wife's desk and looked up behind it and my guess is that it is 1/2" to 5/8" from wall plate. It's really flat - flatest I've seen. Good luck.
907815
Just measured it. From the top of the base to the floor (base and castors) is 4 1/2 inches. Now, the castors are something you install and perhaps you could purchase smaller castors. This is a nice stand and the castors that come with it are very smooth rolling.
578701
2 1/4" H x 9 3/4" W Both sides. Note that the front of the box where the bolts go through the plastic are open and visible. I contacted the company to ask about a plug or other way to cover those two holes so the bolts were not visible (to improve the visual aesthetics) but they don't make such a thing. It's been a good box so far. For the wood base I bought and anchor unit at the home depot store, set it in concrete and then put the 4x4 on it and then anchored the box to the wood. That way the wood base isn't in soil and should be less inclined to rot.
1290654
i would suggest get appropriate size concrete anchor screw if you want to mount on concrete floors.take the bottom plate off and take it to hard ware store to match it with the largest size anchor bolts you can get.
2018063
Sorry.. We moved and I don't have access to measure. We updated our hardware to sell the house. Guess it worked.