Does the platform slant toward the water so the blood and other liquids won't run in the boat
1534651
Yeah it does. I find it works nicely. I also remove when I start moving.. You'll see it can bend that little hinge with the wind
1534652
Yes, great quality board. The knife slots are a plus too. I've added a chum grinder to mine also. Definitely worth the value.
1534653
It really depends on your mounting location. I mounted mine on gunnal near the rear of the boat and it overhangs enough as to not presnt a problem. Table itself is actually pretty flat. Design is pretty much for use when you want it and removal when you don't. Not the most secure mount. Would not have out when running at cruising speed.
1534654
This table or platform is designed to be mounted directly on top of the gunwale,( boats side wall top edge). If you angled the platform you would not be able to install the latch and pin assembly that holds it down properly. This fillet table works excellent, on my boat I have a washdown hose so I just hose the blood, guts etc. away. If you do not have a hose you could dip a bucket in the water and wash the table.
2193311
I don't believe it does. I use it on the Great Lakes where tides are not an issue.
1843619
It is going straight, but isn't just a single line of spray. The water seems to branch out along the sides. Very difficult to describe, but if the concern is if the spray is sufficient to cover the entire area, the answer is yes.
1585752
No they don't - both the pieces work together to balance them in the water.. Hope this helps ;-)
1717466
Yes, it is slightly slanted and is very comfortable to soaking. The additioanl water depth is also a plus for soaking. The abrasions on the floor are not rough and uncomfortable either, which was one of my concerns. Definitely a soaking tub.
190073
As best I recall the screen tilts only forward and backward- vertical. Mine is not mounted directly to the boat but on a separate panel that I can move to different locations on the boat.
1500427
I do not have my slant board with me at my summer residence, so I am unable to answer your question. sorry bj
854496
There is a seat and a bar across the front that keeps the side apart. You are submerged in the water a few inches. It's great for the price, but the bar does make entry/exit difficult, especially with fins on. If you're able to spring for a higher-end product, you want one with a strap around the whole outside. However, this one is certainly adequate for floating down the river in what is, essentially, and easy-chair.
897040
It has no slant. Crappy board. Don't recommend. Try to find a Rubbermaid...that's the best product.
1002624
the edge that you see from the outside of the tub is straight, the part that is in the inside of the tub is curved so that water doesn't get caught in the corner. Also makes it more stable when caulked in.
897041
Hi Sandy - It has a very slight slant. I have a slanted grate-like thing I put under my drainboards to raise the rear up higher than the lip end. 'Hope that helps.
762549
It would be stable enough, the only issue is water coming over the bow if it's rough. The boat doesn't have a drain plug in the floor.
854001
No. Our boat runs on oil mixed with gas and that mixture MUST go right through. But it does separate water from the mixture as advertised.
934996
No this vessel sits on top of a flat surface vanity. Like a fruit Bowl on the counter. The vanity used has a lower than normal counter top.
1602840
I don't see any reason that would prvent it from working in the vertical position as long as you follow the inlet/outlet flow positions. it's the directional flow of the water and not gravity that gets the job done.
204424
Hi Kathy. In my experience, although it's been a long while, no. Part of the problem was that the system is fighting gravity with the water on the bottom and it just couldn't compensate. Great concept. Poor execution.
1935404
I don't actually know since I bought this as a gift for someone and it hasn't been in the water yet. The guns do move and swivel though!