Could these be used vertically for a platform lift?
1499121
I am not a cabinet guy, just a general contractor who used these for my own house but I don't see how these could be used that way. You should contact the seller and see what he thinks.
1499122
Theoretically would keep in line if it's not too big. I welded them into a heavy duty trash masher for my mom and they're pretty stout, but they're only made to support a load in one plane.
161906
I would think you can by cutting a wood block to fit like a post and attach it to the block as I don't think a direct screwing to a flat rail would work. These are great lifts. Very happy
175789
Yes, I do believe that would work. They are pretty sturdy. I was happy with the purchase.
2094628
Yes. They should fit perfect on top on the platform. They may hang over a little but the stands themselves are sturdy enough to hold them without a problem. I think they are rated to hold up to 75lbs.
2026683
a flat area about 2" would be best.If they are mounted on the side the convex would do up & down. its meant to do sideways
476221
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963541
You could lift from below floor level but you will still be limited to the lift height. You might be able to add a pulley or winch to increase the total lift height but this would take welding these ad dons to the frame in some way
1921929
Sure could; The four corner verticals are really two verticals stacked on one another with a plastic connector. You would have to position the shelfs strategically to get stability in each. Nice idea.
1363705
You can, but it doesn't seem very stable. I think it is designed for the horizontal position.
1284025
Yes, it could easily be mounted vertically. Very nice template included to help you drill the holes.
1786063
I assume at least 4 would be used, and I think they would support 150 lbs vertically, however, I don't know about horizontal movement of your cabinet unless you raised them and moved it by a dolly of some kind. The beauty of these is the ability to adjust them for leveling and keeping the legs they are installed in up off the ground/floor or concrete in my case.
565240
Short answer: No. They have to be mounted in a vertical position only. I would add, these are excellent slides. I have used them for many projects and they have always worked flawlessly. Can't beat the value and quality.
636338
I think they would be fine.. Not very sloped. But we actually returned this for a heavy duty Eureka.
134405
I don't know for sure. I suspect they can. But they are well-suited for stacking on a level surface (workbench).
1593381
yes, but they would have to be below the lip of the base, not piled high as in picture.
2236624
They can be adjusted to be closer or further away angle wise, but if you mean literal vertical elevating, I do not believe they can. However I expect if you are clever enough with metalwork, welding, machining/casting and have enough beer, that anything is possible...
1950734
You should be able to, but it will have to be bolted vertically--won't pivot horizontal/vertical.