I would like to mount these on my wooden kitchen table. How should I do this?
637053
make sure that you can drill 7/16" on the bottom of the leg's and that it won't weaken them. then follow the easy to do instructions. Hope this is helpful.
1017288
About 1 1/2 ". I suppose you could use shorter screws in wood. We mounted them into the drywall using the plastic mollies and 1.5 " screws.
1262716
I mounted these directly to the side of the cabinet/dresser using the screws provided with the slides. I went a step further and bought some extra screws to strengthen the mounting (very inexpensive). I'm not sure what your application is, but these slides really work well. I can't imagine the KV brackets would be any less sturdy.
867870
I mounted it on to a wooden desk. It has brackets that need to be screwed in place.
1354974
Wooden Table or any other table would be fine.. Best to have it elevated for ease of use.
840127
"C" clamps should work well. There is a side lip to get under to clamp from above and below table's surface.
1500176
Your weakest point will be the mounting screws.... Use 'Lag bolts' into solid wood...... "That oughta do it!"
100166
Make them using the supplied template. I suggest a good plywood for strength and rigidity.
507354
i had none. they were screwed in to mahogany. i can t see any problem with a hard wood. if using pine posts you might consider bolts instead of lag screws
170184
Mount it on a wood base with a non slip mat underneath theBase. Use clamps to hold it to a table/with suffcient overhang. The crank will be to the edge of the counter. If counter is stone then make sure to put a thin wood shim under the counter where the clamp tightens.
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I put them on wooden chairs. Turn the chair upside down. Hold the slider on the tip of the chair leg and mark the end of the chair leg with a pen/pencil through the Drill a hole about the diameter of the shaft of the screw to a depth of the length of the screw. By shaft of the screw I mean do not include the threads in that measurement; you want the hole wide enough to allow the shaft in but narrow enough that the threads bite into the wood to hold the slider. Then place slider on the end of the chair leg, and screw it on.
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I would think that you could mount them to the side of the bed rail. You would have to screw them in though.
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These seats came with a set of sliders for each seat but no mounts. For your project I think that you would still have to attach it to a sturdy enough base. Depending on the thickness of the wood you might be able to fab something up. One thought though, these seats do not stand upright on their own, as they are rear and top heavy. Your base will have to be heavy enough and have enough of a surface foot print to stabilize the seat or else you'd fall backward. Sounds like a fun project though. Good luck!
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They are mounted flush by two screws to hang on. I assume you could get the right sized masonry screws to use.
520489
I have mine on top of the desk/file cabinet. Be sure where you put them, don't stick very well when moved.
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Check Monoprice.com for brackets. I just flush mounted them to my walls with screws.
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We mounted to a table. Holes to mount are at the bottom of the feet so it would be awkward but should work as long as you had something underneath the top for potatoes to fall into as they are going to go straight down