Can this be bolted down for use in a rv?
1304053
I don't know.....I would think you would have to drill 4 holes in the base to bolt down.
1304054
I don't think that would work. Also, it would require dismantling in order to be bolted down (as it comes already constructed). Although it is very very sturdy while set on a table top, the base is plastic and definitely not meant to withstand any rough handling or movement.
1304055
Hi: I'm not a contractor. However, it would appear to me that if there was a way to separate the round platform from the rotating rectangular surface, then maybe. Otherwise, I don't see any way to bolt it down without interfering with its' rotation.
1304056
Here's another suggestion! Velcro slab the TV to the stand, Velcro slab the stand to base of the RV or whatever your resting this on. Now run 2 straps of muffler strapping back to front again using wing nuts to secure the swivel stand while moving. Remove straps when stationary and enjoy angle viewing!
1304057
The swivel is made of a hard plastic, so I'm not sure it will work if you are thinking about drilling a hole through it.
1304058
You can jigsaw 2 semi circles on each side then attach a bolt with washers and wing nuts then have the ability to turn and tighten the unit to a desired angle. Anything is possible! Red Green show!
1216546
Yes. It's simply bolted on. But don't but this thing. Total piece of junk. The rim collapsed and ripped apart as I moved my trailer around. Boat is an inflatable so wasn't overloaded or anything. I bought a heavy duty model.
1591221
This cage is pretty sturdy and once it's put together is easy to roll around to move it, but I don't think you would want to try to dissamble it and reassemble it very often. If you could get it into your RV once it's together, that would work great.
623934
This does not have an option to be bolted. The clamp is welded on to the support pole. The only other option would be to try the free stand version. Once I find my instructions, I would be happy to share them with you.
1015051
I bolted mine directly to the bed of my trailer through the box bottom. If you want to make it portable, you would have to come up with some sort of bracket or clip to hold it in place, that could be uncoupled. I'm sure with a little bit of aluminum angle material, you could fabricate a base to lock the box into.
1856633
It's only as good as the material it is screwed into. The screws are large, so they are not the weak link. But there is no nuts and washers. In fact, if your camper walls are not thick enough, the screws could protrude to the other side. You might check first to see what you have to anchor this into. The constructions of RV's vary quite a bit.
1226299
It doesn't need to be bolted down. I use it on a pad. It barely moves when I put all 230lbs of my force into it.
1244829
Yes, there are holes in the base plate so you can bolt or lag screw it down. Hope this helps, Richard.
1128753
Please refer to the answer by 'Flying Walrus', this unit's shelf holes ARE tapered which means no,you cannot properly mount shelf 'lip-down'.
890782
Yes. The front, back and both side rails can be slid and tightened down in any location required. There are slotted holes as well. The only way it would not work for you is if your mounting holes on the sides or front and back are not in a straight line with the corosponding hole on that same side. Even then I think you could improvise something that would work.
436178
I'm not that familiar with RV hitch configurations. If you have a 1 1/4" hitch receiver or an adapter for a 2" to make it 1 1/4", I don't see that there would be a problem.
1414409
I gave this table to my grandson. He loves it. My son did not bolt it down and it works fine. Since it's constructed of wood, you should be able to bolt it down. But not sure.
1758713
Yes, it can be bolted down and comes with the hardware to bolt it to the floor.
1794436
Yes but if you put it on a camper top you may need longer bolts that the ones they supply as I did. Good product though, 1 year in service no problems.
311799
If it is being held by something solid (vice?) or installed with mounting brackets then I would think it would be easily done. It is made of a soft aluminum and very bendable. I had much luck and success with this product however I didn't not drill it. Good luck.
2126976
Don't need to bolt it down. It will do the job fine, unless you have a tiny tire such as a scooter or ATV tire.
658549
I think it would be possible, it is a great sturdy stand, and I don't see why you could not bolt it down.