Can this be permanently installed to the frame, or is the width with legs folded up too wide?
1649556
You could probably do this...the legs are adjustable and you can probably remove the lower half of each leg which may allow it to fold in flat, or fold out flat with shorter length. Don't have it with me right now to check for sure. It is light weight aluminum and is designed to be wedged in place. It works pretty good, but it is helpful to carry a few short lengths of 2x4s to place under the feet if needed. It is designed to rest flat under the bumper... If you don't have a suitable bumper, you may also be able to use a length of board between stabilizer and frame to make it work.
1649557
Yes you could install permanently. I would not. They are constructed out of light weight aluminum. The legs do not lock into any position.
1649558
You may have to do some drilling and buy a few U bolts but it could probably be permanently mounted.
1907560
Using the quick attach mount, you can have the legs fold in either direction depending on how you mount it. The springs and extendible legs do not move when locked. Its a solid piece of gear.
1907561
The legs only fold one way. I mounted mine to fold forward, keeping the foregrip clear for my hand. The leg extensions have nearly no play when extended. The little wheel near the bottom of each leg tightens a clamp which can eliminate all movement. There is some very snug rotation (panning) available in the mounting base which I sometimes use to avoid uneven areas of the surface rather than adjusting the length of an single leg.
969396
I believe you can. You will notice it doesn't line up with the frame very well. No hardware is included either.
319699
If same width should be no problem as far as I can see. Wld be nice to move mine higher every now an then. Very happy w mine and stays put too.
1589483
From looking at it, I can't give you a definitive answer, Cheryl, but I think it might be a bit problematic to change the width. If you're very handy, you might be able to do it, but I think I'd counsel caution. Several steps would be involved, and several things would need to be cut to size, and then re-fitted.
1301332
I don't think it would be very easy. This is an acordian style frame so you would end up withlots of gaps. Also it hangs a foot past the legs on all sides.
1206084
The unit is not reliant upon traditional methods of attachment. The frame basically slides over the top and bottom of the door. I do not believe width of the door would be a factor at all. Depending on how thin the doors are you may need a little additional bracing to keep it from moving back and forth, but I doubt it.
1092114
Not really. The legs close, but the seat remains the same so there's no point trying to fold it.
850507
Remove the leg and foot rests and you can squeeze the seat together and make it less wide by a foot or so. That is the only way to "reduce the size".
1201037
The original box springs do NOT work well, you need a flat surface so there is not sagging - we removed the box springs, put in 2x4s and plywood and that works wonderfully well on the original frame
1223589
This leg is made for an RV dinette table. I would not put no where near that weight on it, make your own folding legs with hinges and two by fours
30836
No it cant. You can change the width of the screen but I don't think the frame would survive being cut. I think the manufacturer has custom orders available
591739
Frame fully opened is 26" from either side. If legs are folded the leg end to the other is 27.5". Not sure if this is what you were looking for.
440107
The answer is Yes. However, that thickness will be flattened at the edges to fit into the frame and hold it in place. Tuck it into the frame with a putty knife or similar tool. One of the best things I did for my garage !! Great kit !!
1408581
No. Not unless you disassemble it to what it is as shipped. Not foldable. Can be taken apart and stored to around the size off the out side frame.
188640
It can be installed permanently, but you would just need to use some thread lock to make sure it doesn't move. I have had mine installed in the same location for 5 months without threadlocker and it hasn't become loose.