Can they be mounted horizontally for 150 Lb?
497341
The short answer is yes. go to "mcmasters carr" web site, type in draw slides and look at there "base mount " specs.
497342
I would say yes, although I did not use them for drawers. I used them for a 3 ft. sliding door. Mounted top and bottom on the wall and then mounted to the door. It works great and was a perfect solution. They are very sturdy construction.
265492
Yeah, they come with brackets already attached. You can hang them vertically or horizontally. Hope this helps. Oh they also swivel once they are hung so u can change there angle.
202195
They wouldn't be very strong that way. They're designed to carry a load while mounted on a vertical surface.
1404843
A follow up answer. One reviewer indicates he put 80 pounds on the stand with no problem and that they would hold 150 pounds.
1041547
Yes these will work for 150lb mono just fine. After months of repeated use they will gain a slight bit of "play" but still function very well. I use mine mostly for 100-130lb test but have used them all the way up to 300lb.
1485689
Yes. They come with a template and a mounting hole on the back. Just buy anchors that meet the weight.
2282112
Yes, they can. I've got mine attached just that way. Make sure your swivels are large enough, must be at least 1" wide.
632081
I am thinking that you mean horizontally, and if so you cannot. The metal channel behind the picture is made so that you can only hang them as displayed in the photo on the Amazon web site.
2031012
I don't believe so, I have to let you know the mounting bar is horizontal, not vertical and there about 20" apart screw from screw. its very sturdy but I don't see how to set it up on a post. also take account this swivels from side to side
22935
The mounts are made for horizontal hanging, but you could buy picture wire and make it vertical.
2267689
If you mount them flat, they lose about 2/3 of the weight capacity. So figure about 150 lbs. vs. the 500 lbs if you use them as designed.
215710
The 4' sections are fairly flexible to enable bending. However, you could mount them in a straight line if you so desire.
996066
Yes. The predrilled holes are spaced 16" apart. Try and have 1 side hit the studs and then use wall anchors to support the other side. The weight of the units on the shelves will be supported mostly by the brackets that are on the studs. The packaged bolts are huge and long. Power them in the stud.
2110702
I have mine mounted horizontally, but I don't see any reason why you couldn't mount it vertically.
669244
we did not mount them vertically, but as long as the panel receives direct sunlight they should be okay. Even when placed horizontally, if the panel is obstructed from direct sunlight they will not work.
1715779
Yes, I think they would, but you might be able to see them a little from the side, but that would be okay. You might want to use larger ones so they won't be wobbly at all.
1758221
I'm using it in my laundry room and don't have a lot of weight on the shelves but they are sturdy. I think they should support 150 lbs each especially if the weight is fairly evenly spread