I need a 12 inch base, would this one work ??
903347
This product measures two feet by two feet, and is specifically designed for the cantilever umbrella, there are channels on its underside that fit over the umbrella base. This is not what you're looking for.
903348
No. The compact base this is not. However if you have clearance you can spin it away from umbrella to make it less intrusive to maximize the space under your umbrella.
427383
it could fit, but probably not be accurate on such a small base. The small allen head screw must be properly adjusted or mount will pop off!
1046590
It should work. I put a 12' flat bottom on it with no problem. The rear skids can adjust in or out. I highly recommend it. Be aware it comes in a box and you have to assemble it. It is really easy to assemble though.
1755993
This will be a tight fit. The lid is 11 1/2" wide. We have used a similar unit w/o the lid in the past (worked quite well, no smells and no bugs as we take out the garbage every 2 or 3 days when recycling the plastic shopping bags). Now the width is only 10 7/8". My door is 16" wide and I have plenty of clearance. If you mount this unit and center it very carefully in your 12" door, it should work. Good luck!
1833419
Did you look on the underside for brand information? That's where I found it for mine.The bolt holes on this one are 12" on center.
1865883
Yes, especially if the 11" diameter is measured at the top, as most planters taper to a smaller diameter at the bottom.. The dish really is a good 12".
330924
Doubt it. Too small, plastic base. I would guess you need something stronger.
1833841
No. This base will not work for you. I had to return mine because it does not latch on the middle part. I'm still looking for the right one and have not been able to find it. It's has been a hard task to find an extra base.
1680945
My TV stand is 20 1/4" by 9" and sits very well. Due to your 12" depth the back corners will hang over the stand in the back where the swivel starts to curve. The straight sides are 8" before the swivel starts to curve, but your TV is 1" narrower than the length, so for your 20" width there will be about 9" of depth on the swivel and about 3" past. I think that functionally it will work fine, but you will need to decide if the appearance of the back corners of the TV stand hanging over the swivel are OK with you.
541367
As long as it is not larger than the 120" in length and less than or equal 75" height width shouldn't be a problem it should work
743717
Mine is on a wall so I have no base. The TV itself is exactly 12 inches - top to bottom.
329267
Not sure of what you mean by a "12 inch tank". I'm not familiar with that designation. But if you mean a tank that is 12" high, I do not think that would work very well at all, and that the tank would not be held at all by either the base or the clamp. This carrier is for what I know as an E tank, which is about 29" tall and 4.5" in diameter. My smaller tanks that are roughly a foot tall wouldn't go on here unless I used my own straps and such. I carry the small tank in a little special backpack sort of over-the-shoulder carrier. I hope this helps.
1381380
Well we have three different manufacturers stands, one is home, two are away, the one at home is NOT labeled, but it's lowest setting rises about 29 inches and the support width is less than one inch over 32". So this one might work. I might be able to check the other two stands next week. :^( {I suspect all these stands are really similar in dimensions.}
1119904
Yes it will take 12" pots, but may not want them to heavy as it is a ceramic top.
1382866
I can't answer since mine is installed and I would have to open it up to see, but I have infinity 12" reference sub and it fits. (barely) If yours is close or less it will work.
1376008
No... A 12 inch diameter plate will not fit. This cabinet I'd great under a wall mounted tv and holds remotes,DVD's and CD's perfectly.
166023
It would probably just fit. The total height is 12 inches. A few of those inches would be for the collection cup. So 12 - [a few] = ~9. Math at it's best...