I am building Bi-Fold Barn doors (12' opening) will this hardware allow the door to swivel?
1326015
I have a 17' opening and was wondering about bi fold... did you find anything?
1065446
Yes, the rack is hinged at the bottom and will swing down. Can't say for sure if the clearance will enough for your particular door.
460111
My unit is attached to a single door 14.5 inches wide. In it's original configuration, the door opened on hinges on the left; it now pulls directly out. If I understood your question correctly, I believe you can do the same. The only extra step that I can see is attaching the two doors together to make a single unit then attaching it to the Rev-A-Shelf hardware in the standard manner. I've owned the unit for almost one year and have been very pleased with it.
2204004
No because I don't have one. I do have a 65 in, and I do not know if it swivels, because I have it mounted on the wall. Sorry
144000
Hi, I put this swivel base as a replacement to one that broke on a swivel rocking chair I have. The quality is pretty good. The diameter should be the same or slightly smaller then the width of your base. I used carriage bolts and nyloc nuts. I've had no problems with this base since I installed it earlier this year. Hope this helps.
129157
Yes. Overall im very happy with this. Looks good and i didn't need to saw down the length of the spindle shaft (lots of room in the knobs to screw in even if the door is a little thin like mine)
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.
2056081
We do not, have a 72 inch bi-fold but ordering 2 36 inch doors would work, if thats may be a solution to your problem! Thanks Aaron
2178173
yes! We have ours on 48" wide entranceway and it works great. Please be sure to consider using a small piece of plywood at either end between the mounting bracket and the wall or door jam. Depending on the door jam you may not need it....if its flush against sheetrock, then its mandatory to avoid a small indentation being created as you tighten the gate supports.
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Let me first say that we mounted ours straight. Let me also say I think you should contact the manufacture to get more details. With that said, I see no reason why it can't. The door swings 90% either side. So if you have a door angle that's say 45% and the other is the same or flat, I see no reason why it wouldn't work, as long as you use the proper anchors. Keep in mind when you swing the door to one side, depending on the angle, the door will extend out further away from one side. Good Luck,
1472122
The screws can be loosened and it can swivel but not very far . It swiveled far enough for my placement . I'm happy
834788
I had this installed in a rental property but I believe it did swivel when I inspected it.
850687
I would not mount it inside the studs if you want to keep the swivel option. It is 12 7/8" wide, so it could fit, with some shim work, but if it is inserted more than 1" the swivel would jam; Also, to mount it would require drilling holes through the heavy metal on the sides of the mount bracket. The 1" insert would not give you a good set of support holes for bolting it down tight.
1341493
Hi, yes it does swivel; we bought it for a large copper farmhouse sink and it works and looks great!! Really nice quality and substantial considering the reasonable price.
1012914
Not really a swivel, more like remove hight adjustment knob, raise press off pole, rotate press 90 degrees, reinstall press on pole, reinstall adjustment nut and bolt
1271713
It doesn't swivel, but it is a stud. This is an adapter for the Harris bipod that connects to a stud.
2093189
It should. By the way the assembling is just toclip the leaning part, the back one. So if your doorway small,u can take the back part just like that and take in and again clip it back. It takes seconds to fix. No screws nothing.