Does this pedistal require a base plate mounted to a fiberglass floor or does it mount directly to the floor?
1471582
It needs a swivel table for the bottom of the seat. As for the base, it bolts to holes drilled through the deck. Better to have nylon nutted large washer too with machine screws for the deck to fasten the base. If you are applying this direct to the fiberglass floor then I suggested you cut at least a 1/2" marine grade plywood base for support. The Screws will work their way through the fiberglass unless the holes you drill have studs inserted into them to accept the bolts for support.
1471583
no you can mount them right out of the box. I put mine on a plate just to make the base 3" wider '
1471584
I have two boats with these. One boat has them screwed to the wooden floor with #14 1" wood screws and other boat has a plate on the bottom side of the floor with nuts tac welded onto it. Both are very secure and can hold my 300lb buddy.
1471585
I mounted my pedestals to 1/2 inch marine plywood substrate using 3M 4200 and 1 1/2 inch long 1/4 inch SS wood screws
1404037
No, it's optional. We mounted ours without a base plate and it is beautiful.
379551
Base has a sheet metal floor. A little heavy but very solid and rugged. This thing really handles a weighty load if you have the leg muscles to power it.
2126974
No, you don't have to bolt to floor. Cut you some 2 by 4s about 3 feet long and bolt to base. This keeps it stable when breaking the bead.
246775
Yes, it comes with mounting hardware. However, in my case, the pre drilled holes did not all line up with studs, so I added 2 additional holes and mounted it with decking screws. There is a wall mounting back plate on the bottom to, so you do not have to mount it to the floor.
208089
It is mounted to the floor of the cabinet you are installing it in. The base is roughly the same size as the rail draw you see in the pictures and has four 'feet', one at each corner, with screw holes and screw slots so there is a way to adjust with out creating new holes.
1781406
No footing is needed. There is a metal bracket that attaches to a wood block (wood block not included) that simply rests on the ground to for support
1191362
To mount to the floor, you need the mounting bracket. Otherwise, you cannot open the door. It would require 4 1/2" of clearnace. I am not sure how you would attach the mounting bracket to the floor without drilling holes for bolting the bracket to the floor.
1412075
I think it's ment to be mounted to the floor. I guess you have to go under your house to securely fasten it. Anyway good luck
740709
It does not need to touch the ground. I comes with brackets for deck mounting.
866166
I put the bottom of the mounting plate (plastic backing piece) at 7.5 feet from the floor. Works well...
1781409
The base is attached to the underside joint where the final/open piece of the slide is bolted to the tube ... Probably 4 feet out from a plumbline dropped from the mounting square area above. No concrete footer is needed. I made the base out of treated lumber (I used 2 x 6's rather than 2 x 4's) and formed dirt around it to support. Very solid without concrete.
680781
Not xsure what you mean by a base plate but you must bolt a mount to the frame to use this bar. Depending on wh as t you intend to use as your towed vehicle it will require several hours to complete the mount. I used it on a 2013 Ford Festia and had to pull the front end of the car off to make the mounting. It workes great. Only takes about 10 minutes to hook up or un hook.
1151586
No the bottom of the plate is pretty much flat. Base plate says it all. maybe you could use some clay or putty to attach it or glue it if you don't mind it being permanent.
942581
It is designed to be mounted to a wall stud, but you can mount it at any height I suppose. Your baseboard trim may be an issue unless you make a minor cut to allow unit to sit flush to wall or use a spacer behind it that is the same width of your baseboard trim if you have trim. You may be better off looking for a floor stand style in all honesty.
481307
Yes,we installed ours without the base plate. We really like this faucet, and highly recommend it.
824153
It is meant to be mounted on a wall. They do have floor models but this is not one of them