Do you have to mount the pedestal to a surface, or can you put it into an existing hole? Our boat has a pedestal table hole and want to use it there?
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The grill has a hole in the bottom so I guess if it's the same size as the hole then it'll fit. We did mount the base to our boat. It is just a few screws. We love our grill and I like how it collapses down. Good luck
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You can screw the flange shown to the bottom of the bird house. The flange then fits tightly onto the pole. That is how I mounted my bird house. I only used 3 of the 4 pole sections because I drilled a hole in an old stump rather than put a hole in the ground. The pole is a nice heavy weight I am pleased with it and would definitely buy it again.
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Thank you for your inquiry.Yes, you can install this faucet as one hole and do not use deck mount plate. Please see specifications below:http://www.kingstonbrass.com/v/images/tech/measurement/GS8571WDL.pdfKind Regards,FAUCET TOWN USA
2077623
Yes, I mounted mine on a side panel of my pontoon boat. Use stainless screw, washer, and lock nut to secure.
2073546
If mounted to boat floor it takes about 1". I mounted mine on 1/2" piece of plywood because it's an aluminum fishing boat so I needed about 2"
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It required two 4" holes drilled into the concrete decking. In each hole is placed a bronze anchor socket. You can find them on eBay. You pour cement in hole to cast the sockets in place using anchor cement. I recommend having the hand rail inserted into the sockets to make sure the distance is correct. They also sell a plastic escutcheon to cover this area and make it presentable. Good luck. FYI surface mount brackets are not secure and therefore can be dangerous.
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The poles come with a plastic base where there are two screw holes drilled. The end of the pole is flattened with a hole in the middle to attach the pole to base with kotter pin.As long as the side of your boat is wide enough for the bracket to sit on then it should be no problem. The bracket base is about an 1" or less wide.
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I know it says you can surface mount this cabinet, but it is really made to be inset into the wall. I contacted a friends maintenance man who installed it into the wall for me for $100 and he did a very professional job. I would advise against surface mounting this cabinet. My cabinet had some damage to the frame, but I filled it in with a marker so it is barely noticeable. I was going to have it surface mounted but I am very glad I paid the $100 to have an experienced maintenance man set it into the wall. Because I hired it done, that's about all I can tell you. Perhaps your local Home Depot could suggest someone who could help.
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I don't believe it can be mounted flush. I mounted mine so it looks flush using the pedestal in a resets.
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It comes with the pedestal you see in the picture. If you plan to mount it on the wall you can leave it off.
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I drilled the holes but continued thru a 2 inch square piece of wood on the outside to give it much more stability. It looks goofy but it works great. I put it thru the side of the boat.
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I have it mounted on a small post now. The hole is about 3/4 inch in diameter. Depends on the size of your post but I am going to say yes. You can hang it or mount it. Hope that helps.
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We have not mounted ours to anything but it does look like it can be mounted to different surfaces with optional accessories. It is a way cool speaker and my son wants to mount it to his wake board. Guess we will try that next summer.
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Mine did not come with installation screws. I used stainless steel nuts and bolts to mount mine. It probably doesn't provide mounting hardware because each boat will have greatly varying mounting requirements.
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The poles come with a plastic base where there are two screw holes drilled. The end of the pole is flattened with a hole in the middle to attach the pole to base with kotter pin. As long as the side of your boat is wide enough for the bracket to sit on then it should be no problem. The bracket base is about an 1" or less wide.
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Hey Joanne! I bought the same pedestal seat a short while ago to replace the front pedestal seat in my 16' Lund Rebel fishing boat. My boat has three in-line conventional pedestal seats in the conventional pedestal configuration. That is, each seat fits into a molded and reinforced hole in the floor and the pedestal seat has a tab that locks the seat into the floor. Once in place, you have to push the tab to remove the seat from the pedestal hole. If your Regal boat has a similar configuration for pedestal seats, I don't see why the seat in question wouldn't work.
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It must be bolted or screwed down. You may want to mount it to a separate board so you don't have to drill holes in you table or counter.