Will this hold a suction on non-polished stone slabs?
1078445
Probably not, dude. When our granite guys move a polished slab they use several sets for a decent sized countertop. I only have one set and I try not really put a load on them. I mostly use them as an extra handle to manipulate bulky panels (windows, shower surrounds). I like them but I don't trust them to really carry things. Get yourself some lifting straps if you're carrying unpolished stone.
1487932
I received a clamp in the package; I don't think it would be a separate purchase.The suction depends on your countertop. It did not do well on granite (which is not a perfectly smooth surface.)
1881804
Yes, and it works very well on other hard surfaces like tile too. Instead of blowing the dirt and dust away as you come close to it, the suction pulls it right in. It saves SO much time when you're not chasing dirt around the floor!
1125304
Not sure. I tried it on stone (travertine) & it didn't work @ all. Not a fan of the product.
1756871
No its for a grinder, it has a female mount not a shaft. Plus its would remove the grout not clean it.
2124637
Absolutely not. It will get it moist and make it easier for you to scrub the grout out. But will not lift it out.
2079279
It will in all probability throw stones and gravel out at very high speed....would not recommend it for that type of surface.
341049
Not really. It would not touch on level concrete, but soft ground, high brush, etc it will touch.
1178917
I am pretty sure it will, I cut stone patio tiles with it with no problem. You might want to have a spray bottle with water to wet it while cutting.
1045784
The steam mop doesn't leave standing water. It dries almost immediately, so I wouldn't hesitate to use it on natural stone.
1790337
It would work for that but be careful at what level of coarse you use. This is only the coarse stone, you may want to finish with a finer grit, after using the coarse finish with fine, this will insure a closer fit in the end. they clean easily and remove steel like sand paper on wood. Hope this helps.
1587548
I don't know, but I doubt it. If the rubber suction cup is clean and not damaged, and if the surface is REALLY smooth, and if (on tiles) the cup is not too close to the grout line, the suction could hold for months. Thing is there are too many ifs to rely on if safety is the issue.
1051432
As long as your counter is not porous, this unit suctions to the surface surprisingly well. I put most of my weight into it and couldn't budge it while it was attached to my counter.
1487930
I received a clamp in the package; I don't think it would be a separate purchase. The suction depends on your countertop. It did not do well on granite (which is not a perfectly smooth surface.)
1503988
not that I can tell. I would say no. the stone has been smoothly polished to a beautiful seamless finish
1030293
I Have not ever worked with stones, but it works very well on towels. Don't see a reason why it wouldn't work.
1199630
Basically the water creates suction with the water in the base and holds the stone. Along with the ridge on the base you wont be losing the stone any time soon. Even if you didn't have the base the friction from the stone on most surfaces will keep it stationary.