How thick is the cork layer? (My pin is 1/2 inch long including the head piece and I want to make sure it really sticks)
1557956
I'm not totally sure, but I'm using standard push pins that are just at 1/2" and the flat part of the push pin head is flush with the cork when I push it all the way in. Everything stays really well on the board that I have. No problems.
534244
It is 2 inches. The mushroom cap part sticks up about 3/4" when it's extended and is about 1/4" thick, not including the rubber seal. Works well.
890849
I do not know the exact thickness. It's not very thick but it does work well with the regular-size push-pins I'm using.
1969299
In the product details it's listed as being 1 1/2 inch thick. That seems about right.
349695
I don't know about the cork because I use the caps which work wonderful. I am sorry I could not be more helpful.
517193
The minimum depth will be determined by what kind of shelf pin you will use. I think around a quarter to three eighths is what will be required for most shelf pins. Also remember that there are a couple of different diameters for the pin as well, when you purchase them. I just did some in 1/2 inch so you should not have any trouble. Just dont over drill.
1914183
About 2 inches thick. I have mounted it to a 1 3/4 thick table. My table is polished slick and it walks off after moving it back and forth a few times. You might use some adhesive, top and bottom and don't tighten the clamp with the wing nut very tight.
567273
You can use regular push pins. There is cork underneath. You can also use magnets.
2161467
The holder is well made and very strong. The individual holders are not moveable. Yes, they are right at 2" apart. They display your corks beautifully! I highly recommend this holder!
790212
The hinge plate is about 1/8" thick and the hinge pin is 3/8"-7/16" OD I am measuring them in place so it is tough to get more accurate than that.
26114
about 1 inch. sometimes you need to trim a little off the pins so they seat in further
1427541
They do not make longer pins. I had a customer with the same problem. Its either the wrong hose, or the spring under the screw is defective and not pushing the pin down. I think if you purchase a new wall plate it will solve your problem. Thanks
1856855
It is about 1/16 inch thick. Most three-hole punches could punch through this. Most single-hole, hand-operated punches would work too. You would be limited to within about 1/2 inch of the edge of the material. You could also use a hammer-driven punch and possibly a drill bit that is about 1/4 inch, but that could tear the cork. Try a small sample. Mostly, the answer is "yes".
2136637
Yeah, just be sure you do not push the pin all the way out. Check out a youtube video. There is several good ones that show how it is done.
1882352
I'm not familiar with California closets but I've never seen any pins that didn't measure 1/4 inch in diameter, shelf pins that is. Bob
1278648
Hi the pin part is about a half an inch long and the diameter of the top is 7/16th inch
357381
I cannot confirm right now because I am away from the house and the tool. That seems high for the thickness of just the aluminium portion of the guide, and may be the measurement of the underlying clamp plus aluminum. I can verify later today and respond with the exact dimension if no one else has responded.