I have a stainless steel prep table on wheels. Will this mount to the side or end of the table? And is it difficult to mount? Thanks
281035
Yes, it will work. I have something similar and because of the bracing under the table I mounted it on the front as close to the end as I could. I only put the opener itself in when using it so it doesn't bother me too much having the mount there permanently. It's not difficult to mount. Being a woman I took the project on and installed it myself. I love having it. No regrets at all
281036
It is not difficult to mount. There are instructions. You will need to drill holes for the mounting bolts; and I would use split washers to prevent the nuts from coming loose. You can mount it almost any place, wood or steel. If the prep table does not have wood underneath, then you might want to put a piece of wood there to strengthen and stabilize the can opener - if the steel is not heavy enough to resist torque. The bolts would hold both in place. You will not regret purchasing this can opener. It will do a great job and likely prevent injuries of cuts from lids.
281037
It should mount to it without any problem. It bolts to the top of the counter surface with 3 bolts.
281038
Yes, it will work. I have something similar and because of the bracing under the table I mounted it on the front as close to the end as I could. I only put the opener itself in when using it so it doesn't bother me too much having the mount there permanently.It's not difficult to mount. Being a woman I took the project on and installed it myself. I love having it. No regrets at all
281039
It cound mount on the end by drilling the holes needed and using for an example 3/16 diameter bolts 3 inches long with washers and nuts. Or one probable could use a c-clamp to mount the can opener. If you drill the holes the patter will always be the same as they have been yesterday, today amd tomorrow....I hope this helps....
281040
yes you can mount it on your stainless steel table. You will need to bore three holes through the stainless steel which can be difficult.
281041
Yes it does. That's how my kitchen manager installed it. He put screws through the stainless steel. It's a good one too.
1560630
I was able to mount mine and my daughter's without a problem. I love this bike rack. Best thing we have bought in a long time.
1997586
To give a little more info. The top is secured to a simple wood bracket that slides along a wooden track on the two walls of the table. Unless screws are loose or the bracket to slide along wall rails was never assembled, I don't think you'll run into an issue
1080536
It is very easy to do, the tricky part comes at. The end When you want to get the primo grill ínto the center of the table.I recomend to sepárate top And botóm to Make it easy, ir possible get help for this mounting.
2033750
You really need to anchor it, don't use it on a good table top. It will scratch & mar, unless you can get something under it to help keep it stationary.
1894684
Either way is fine , I however mounted mine on a rolling table lower so I could sit while using it . It works great
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.
394407
If you have an idea for your own mounting bracket, sure. If you want to flip it over and use the plastic feet that come with it to mount it to the underside of the table, that may work, too (you'd have to modify the feet to make it work and hope it holds the weight okay over time). I just flipped mine over and it didn't turn off -- I thought there might be a tip-over off switch, for what that's worth.
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.
1864716
It is not designed to be mounted to a wall, etc. The one that I purchased for the grandkids (13-7) has been used with no mounting, only being held to the table with one hand while cranking with the other. There is a bar that goes throught the bottom for securing it to a table, however. It works great and they love it.
367225
We used folding shelf brackets on the side of a bar area for extra seating at our lakehouse...fold them down when not in use, pop them up when we are eating...fortunately, we were able to place our brackets directly into 2x4" studs, using long screws. The tabletop is stainless steel over 1/4" plywood, and rather heavy...the brackets work fabulously...the bar is 6' long, and we used 3 of the 4 brackets, which were 14" long...we also screwed the brackets into the plywood...carefull not to drill into the stainless steel. We are very pleased with this bracket...exactly what we were looking for...reconfigure the placement of your brackets so they attach directly into the wall stud if possible...or use molly bolt, or plastic anchors if not possible to move bracket...good luck
1385775
Yes you can mount it sideways. Nothing is stainless about this product. Not even the hardware. In a saltwater environment it will corrode very quickly.
673543
It mounts securely. Ive hit my shins on it too many times to counts and it doesn't budge! It's a great table.
428383
There is a screw clamp under the unit that clamps it to a table edge or a piece of board. If you look closely at the picture, you can see the flat piece of the clamp sticking out just to the right and behind the down spout. I have mine mounted on a 1 x 2 piece of pine that I clamp to my loading bench. That allows me to move the measure out of the way without unclamping it altogether.
2059349
Upwards of 4". As long as you have a decent overhang on the mounting surface, you'll be fine. If you are trying to mount it to an apron of a table, I doubt it will work.
1709003
Yes, definately. Also, you're the one to decide where to mount it. Mine, when in, is 1/4 inch deeper than my table top. I love it! Get one, you won't regret it !!
1603973
Mount it forward and clear of anything that might hinder your work area. I gave myself a full 16 inches away from the back of my work bench and nothing above it. The wheel sits 3&1/2 inches from the bottom of the table and 11&1/2 inches from the top to the table. Hope that helps.