Would it be secure to hook to a Granite breakfast bar? It is approx. 2.5 inches thick and there is approx. 14 inches depth (or hang over)
216508
It would work, I currently have mine secured to my breakfast bar, I also can move it to my huge 6 inch thick table too! This thing is great and really looks comfortable it has a lot of padding.
216509
Yes it would be.....you tighten it in two places like a vise........very secure
216510
If the depth is from the center or "base" of the bar (how far the bar "sticks out") then yes. The bar/table would be gripped between "U" shaped bars on the side of the seat and the arms of the chair. The grip is very tight and secure.
216511
Absolutely. Ours is on our bar, too, which is maybe 2 inches thick and only has a 12 inch overhang.
216512
The grips open to a max of 3 inches, and only reach 3 inches in, under the table. Hope these measurements help you.
216513
Yes, we had it attached to our granite island, although ours was3 cm (or 1-1/2") thick. As long as it opens that much it should be ok
216514
Yes, it would definitely fit. The arms that go under the table or countertop can be rotated to allow enough room to slide the chair on. You then rotate (or screw) them back up to tighten. The part that goes on top of the table is rubber and grips really tight.
1631177
Should work great! Phone, drink holder, etc. Wonderful idea! Might just need to pay attention to the diameter of the bar you want to mount to and make sure you use the right size.
1388829
Depending on the size of the pans to hang up-yes. Make sure the bar is good and secure to.
203723
currently it is on the wall at my business but it holds 5 Kcups across and 7 Kcups down...a Kcup is 2 inches across ... so doing the math about 10 inches across and 14 inches down...and approximately 2 inches deep (in order to hold the cup). This is approximate because you would have to know the width of the metal it is made of...but that gives you a good idea. As you can see the metal is not that thick..so you may add not quite a half an inch (10.5 X 14.5 etc)....I have mine on the wall (yes you can hang it) as I have limited counter space and also it does not slide around. It has worked perfectly for my needs. Made well and the right price. currently it is on the wall at my business but it holds 5 Kcups across and 7 Kcups down...a Kcup is 2 inches across ... so doing the math about 10 inches across and 14 inches down...and approximately 2 inches deep (in order to hold the cup). This is approximate because you would have to know the width of the metal it is made of...but that gives you a good idea. As you can see the metal is not that thick..so you may add not quite a half an inch (10.5 X 14.5 etc)....I have mine on the wall (yes you can hang it) as I have limited counter space and also it does not slide around. It has worked... » Read More currently it is on the wall at my business but it holds 5 Kcups across and 7 Kcups down...a Kcup is 2 inches across ... so doing the math about 10 inches across and 14 inches down...and approximately 2 inches deep (in order to hold the cup). This is approximate because you would have to know the width of the metal it is made of...but that gives you a good idea. As you can see the metal is not that thick..so you may add not quite a half an inch (10.5 X 14.5 etc)....I have mine on the wall (yes you can hang it) as I have limited counter space and also it does not slide around. It has worked perfectly for my needs. Made well and the right price. « Show Less
601095
This will work very well for you. It's approx 3/4 of an inch thick. Just add some sort of board and use it as a table top so the corners don't droop. Smart idea.
1695756
I don't know the dimensions of that lock but I doubt it would be a problem. Size is less an issue than shape. This bar can't take a lot that is designed with a short arm (loop?). I bought one designed to be safe from bolt cutters, and the arm was too short for the bar.
2217596
Not gonna say I am 100% on this answer but the way these hooks are curved if you were to be easy and angle up just right you should be ok! The straight part of the hook isn't quite 2 inches. You could possible add a little more bend to it and it work!
2206851
Yes, make sure the gauge of the bar is thick enough if not solid and properly secured.
1564894
It's about an eighth of an inch thick. You can flatten it, but I wouldn't try to hang anything too heavy. I used it to hand one side of a wooden toilet paper holder, which is very light, but it is not very secure. I'm afraid it may fall off. However, the wall I attached it to is rough. If you use it on four corners of your map and put in on a smooth surface, it probably will work.
1359489
The thickness of my door is 1 1/2 inches and the hooks just fit perfectly. I don't think a thicker door would work.
926120
The bar is 1/2 an inch and it's got a little pad to protect the floor which is 1/8th of an inch. Might be tight.
249359
No problem as long as you support it well underneath!!! 3-1/2 in depth will be fine...
908744
Somewhere between 1/4 to 1/2 "./sorry i am not at home right now. It is pretty thin and dont think would be suitable as a grab bar. Two reasons: it is smooth, u need a rough surface so ur hand doesnt slide down the bar. A thicker bar, though less attractive, gives a better grip
1464792
It should be fine as long as the appliance has its center of gravity twards the back and not on the very front. Just slide it out carefully to get a feel for it the first few times. I have a kureg on it and it is fine sticking over by about 2" on my counter. It has been a life saver on my counter!!
812735
Unfortunately, no. I didn't pay close enough attention when I bought this, but instead of returning it I rigged up a bar to hand it from. This is definitely not a hang from any kind of a door item.
991108
Yes, I would say the bars are too thick. I tried one of my spring loaded clothes pins on there and it was not a good fit. Sorry!
1035867
My counter top is 3/4" in thickness and the unit hangs 2" below the bottom of the counter top. 2 3/4" total depth of the unit as stated.