Does this item stick down below the frame? If so how much?
1639387
These rails do sit about a half inch below the body and frame, as the purpose is to protect both areas of the vehicle while on rough terrain.
1639388
This is a great product I got them in my JK 4 door. They don't stick down much. They fit really well and are built well.
1639389
No it does not, when you get down and look at it from the side its about even distance down with the frame. The skid plate covering the fuel tank etc. sticks down lower than they do.
1753704
Yes but it is loose on my frame. I measured the canopy and the frame. The frame was off by about a half inch. The canopy was within in 1/16 of an inch.
1768427
I can't tell if it hangs lower than the stock, as I don't have anything to gage it by at this time. But I am still using the factory lower plastic skirt that is used with the factory bumper.
1182424
We have ours under a shelf, and it works fine. I think it reacts to movement, rather than something in proximity. We like ours very much.
1905562
It will not sit flat. There are tabs below the vertical mounting strips that hang down about a quarter inch.
2202012
Ours is attached to the frame rather than the post and works perfectly fine. I did place cardboard underneath however to prevent from scratching the paint job.
76306
Depends on how you put it up. My sister, for whom I got this poster, put it in a frame and hung it up. With wall putty or anything similar, I'm assuming the ease with which the poster sticks on the wall would depend on the putty.
1580405
Yes it does ,it tucks under nicely. Just remember the instructions for the bracket that mounts to the frame is for the right side so you have to turn the bracket around if your mounting it on the left side.
757727
It sit about 3" away from the frame. Its not to far out for that you will trip over it. And not straight up and down.
789609
Yes, it goes down. It hides the stuff underneath mainly. Believe me, your tv will not fall off that platform.
1215955
I had to stick mine up with glue stick to make it stay on the wall. There really isn't much stick to it at all. It's the only way I could get it to stay up.
1334125
I have mine mounted on the frame under the dash simply with double sided 3M adhesive squares (didn't want to drill into the body of my classic car) it works GREAT!
678629
No more than a few pounds.... The horizontal piece that holds up the display is narrow (an inch or less?) and it is has slotted holes for the mounting screws on the front legs. While this is a clever design, it has not been stable for my use (I have been holding up lightweight signs no more than 6-8oz). The screws afford to be "heavier" to provide a more stable/secure mounting. Suggestion: Check out the return policy before you order. Hope this helps.
343652
I did not have good luck hanging a frame about half that size on my tile wall. Mine was moderately heavy. The stripes held it for a few days then the frame fell. Other smaller pics have stayed up just fine.
1750395
No! It's not necessary to anchor it down! It's a very substantial, well-built frame. We've had 6-8 kids on it at one time and it never moved or flexed. My husband is 6'8" and it holds him easily. Buy one!
2225608
This just bolts up from the bottom side of the frame. I added tube bumpers and had no problem with clearance
1580735
Everything I have put on the wall with Blu-Tack has stayed up, but I am only using it for posters. I use two extremely small strips and the poster stays put. You may have to use a little more Blu-Tack; not sure what the weight limit is for what it will hold on the wall.