Would this work to lift and set 100 pound Quartz slab on bathroom cabinet
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There's no doubt that these things hold solid on smooth surfaces.... but I'm not sure about 100 lbs worth. If you used 2 of them you should be OK. One thing is certain though, the suface needs to be perfectly smooth. If there is any grain showing on the quartz at all I suspect they won't hold.
1943247
The package says it works when the flange is 3/8 or less above or below the floor.The product is pretty compliant so you might be able to stretch the limits.
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
222963
It might be big enough to do that, however, mine was installed on granite without the base plate. I would suggest you call Pfister and see if they can tell you the measurements.
816653
It might but I haven't used mine for that. You might consider buying, renting or borrowing a flooring nailer/stapler; there are cheap ones for about the same price. I bought this stapler to install 1X6 pine t&g; carsiding to wall and ceiling framing with 2" staples and 1/2" wainscoting to wall furring with 1 1/2" staples.
1034933
I would think so. A quarter inch white stripe against a darker background on the shaft, and you should do just fine. I don't have any direct experience to support this, but from the way it works. I'd be pretty confident that it would.
115428
I think so. I am actually using it in my company's showroom to display various thicknesses of shower door glass. It works great and glass is heavy. The rack is made well.
1986770
Yes, but you need to be a pretty good judge of the size of the stone. There are different settings, depending on the weight of the stone.
1266976
Yes this will work for you as long as you use a flat chisel bit to remove your tile. We use it all the time to break up well compacted ground when hand digging.
2095994
I belive it would work fine for that application. In my use of loctite, I found it to having too long of a drying time. So that being said, take care when installing the sink. Make sure it is not disturbed "Moved around" for at least 24 hours.
2124637
Absolutely not. It will get it moist and make it easier for you to scrub the grout out. But will not lift it out.
156888
It would lift the weight but the hoist would have to be positioned over the hanging spot or have a pully over the hanging spot and the hoist attached to the floor.
1602022
No it wouldn't work. You could lye on the floor to do it. Hope I could help
1840809
That *might* work but the rack alone is very heavy - with the pots and pans daggling, it weighs it down even more. I wouldn't risk ruining your ceiling!
529684
You could MAKE it work but it is intended to be used for an underfloor heat mat with a temperature probe, so you would need to do some heavy modification to it. In other words, as intended, no it will not.
2015227
I really can't answer,but based on its own weight I would say "yes". The table is solid and is too heavy for me to lift for moving,I put it on a rug and pull it.
1641097
This is not a high speed orbiter, so I don't think it would be powerful enough to put a shine on a concrete floor. You should probably talk to a janitorial supply place for info before deciding what you need.