I am in the process of making a blanket/toy box for my Great Granddaughter
and have a pair of end mounted anti-slam brackets. The problem I have is
they don't have the mounting dimensions and it is kind of a guess and by
gosh thing to get them mounted. Anybody have the dimensions?

On Dec 20, 11:43 am, "Richard" wrote:
I am in the process of making a blanket/toy box for my Great Granddaughter
and have a pair of end mounted anti-slam brackets. The problem I have is
they don't have the mounting dimensions and it is kind of a guess and by
gosh thing to get them mounted. Anybody have the dimensions?

Try Woodworker supply www.woodworker.com or other online sales places
to see if you can find the model you have. Most sites have like this
also install instructions and manuals online, at lease WW does usually.

Thu, Dec 20, 2007, 7:43pm (EST+5) (Richard) doth
woner:
I am in the process of making a blanket/toy box for my Great
Granddaughter and have a pair of end mounted anti-slam brackets. snip

I'll say it again, I'm a great believer in no lid at all on
toyboxes for little kids.



JOAT
My memory is not as sharp as it used to be. Also, my memory is not as
sharp as it used to be.

Thanks I found just what I needed.
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On Dec 20, 11:43 am, "Richard" wrote:
I am in the process of making a blanket/toy box for my Great
Granddaughter
and have a pair of end mounted anti-slam brackets. The problem I have is
they don't have the mounting dimensions and it is kind of a guess and by
gosh thing to get them mounted. Anybody have the dimensions?

Try Woodworker supply www.woodworker.com or other online sales places
to see if you can find the model you have. Most sites have like this
also install instructions and manuals online, at lease WW does usually.

Richard wrote:
I am in the process of making a blanket/toy box for
my
Great Granddaughter and have a pair of end mounted
anti-slam brackets. The problem I have is they don't
have
the mounting dimensions and it is kind of a guess and
by
gosh thing to get them mounted. Anybody have the
dimensions?

IMO the lack of such instructions with a product
indicates incompetence and probably a product with a
short functional life. I'd try again for better ones
if it were me. I just finished up one such project and
it came with templates for 30, 45 and 90 degree
settings for use with such things as secretary desks,
etc.. Some even have little pistons to operate, but
they expensive, although classy looking.