could this be used to lift a metal frame window with a ledge one inch above the sill?
824625
If there is enough room on the sill to rest the wheels (about 8" from the lift point) it would work. It is very strongly made.
2253955
I would say no. I bought this to hold a piece of light weight foam installation on a metal attic fan louvers and it didn't hold.
1452544
Assuming you are talking about the glossy gel coat side of the cover I would think so. I lifted a large round window myself and was impressed with the holding power, the quality of the item, and the release is easy when done. You could smear a light film of vaseline on the suction cup, but if you have a glossy surface you should be fine.
786807
Yes it would work. The legs curl over the frame or glass either way. Should be no problem
403391
Unless you have at least a few inches of wall surface inside your window frame, I'm afraid not. It needs to be nailed into the wall with a drill and it goes only straight across.
2222370
I don't know. I would think it wouldn't matter as long as the area is designed to open, it would be lifted/ opened by the unit.
687292
The short answer is yes. Given the short working range of this clamp, lifting the item vertically should not be an issue I would think.
2178630
It could, but because it is short, the effort would be considerable. And, the door would have to have a wood frame. This particular shorty would not be as effective on metal clad wood core doors in a metal frame. Even with a wood frame leverage would be essential to breach the lock's latch or dead bolt nested in the strike plate. But, yes a determined individual could use this to breach the locks but it will be all day and noisy. Stanley Fat max extreme, a trucker's friend or halligan bar all have longer handles to pry the latch and/or hinges. I assume you are working at this lock from the outside otherwise you could disassemble the lock with a screw driver...done.
745816
Probably not! You really need to have the Klip flush with the back contact surface. That's how gravity will do its thing for the pot to grab the lower spikes and the upper lip to old it in place. Why don't you screw the Klip in your window sill. Again the Klip has to be perpendicular to earth. Also, if weight permits it, you could glue with double sticky tape the Klip directly to a non wooden surface where you don't want to drive a screw in.
1698953
it would depend on how much longer it is than the frame. I would think a couple inches at either ennd would not matter. However anything more than that I doubt it would work.
372116
You need something to grab onto or solid enough to push-pull on. I would use caution since the window may be stuck or become jammed when it tries to move. If you push on the window frame and slip you may break the window, this is the down side. It may work, but be careful. The hook is very solid and strong.
1062221
It can, but you would definitely want to use a small wooden block or something to brace the metal fasteners. You also want to make sure you don't have something under the glass that could block the clamp opening
2081384
Probably not, unless you're using it for something very small/light. The top and sides are only about 1cm thick.
372117
Possibly - depends on how stuck the window is. The pole is rather strong and if you have a place to "grip" - it might work. Without a handle, you could press against the top of the pane-frame joint and then for closing just pull down on the top of the window. But if it is really stuck - like most of my windows - pushing against the pane-frame joint sufficiently might just break the window.
1269001
Probably, but not very practical for this purpose. It would have to be set beneath a very solid point on the frame, and there would not be enough clearance in most cases. Also probably would not provide enough vertical lift.
416699
Yes, if you put a piece of tape on the corner you should be able to just lift it up.
246784
I honestly can't say. I've only used them on gutters. I wouldn't be as worried about how deep the ledge was, more how thick the ibeam flange is. Anything thicker than half a cm would probably stretch the plastic to breaking.