I have a 16" Chinese stand and the round base supports broke will this clamp something well that is round with no corners? Thanks!
385881
I think it would work as long as you space the brackets equidistant from each other. Or just use the strap
385882
I think it might work, but, of course, without the corners. More than that, you should very careful with the glue, because if touches both the lamp and the strap, you might be in trouble!
385883
I honestly think it would work just fine try a dry squeeze with the clamps, which the feet swivel by the way and then with just the strap and I am sure one or both would work just fine
385884
I believe it will if you are very careful during tightening. If the items are on an angle you might have a real problem unless you use "C" clamps to keep the plastic clamps from sliding during tightening. If your items are round then you don't need any clamps , just the strap. The plastic clamps are easily removed or positioned. JJK
385885
I have used mine successfully on very odd shapes without the included corner pieces. Without seeing your lamp, however, I can only guess. If your lamp base is round without any strange protrusions, the this clamp should work. The key would be if pressure can be applied without twisting the band off the lamp base.
1690474
No problem at all if you have a good, solid stand underneath. The heavier the stand, the better.
2044655
I don't know for sure, I use it with the square stand and it works perfectly.
457841
No, its jus pretty square with flat edges as it looks, but with the weight it has, the clamp should be able to hold it in place
711668
Don't know, but I see no reason that it wouldn't - it's merely a stable stand. I really like mine!
2175823
It will probably work...but these stands are a POS..it is one time expense...I would buy a better quality heavier stand. Everything about these stands is cheap....especially the plastic parts.
2093365
It could but it wouldn't be flush. It would not fit all the way back as a traditional corner stand would, but it wouldn't take up nearly as much space as a regular rectangular stand would.
1690469
Haven't tried that, but this is not a heavy duty item anyway. It works fine, but more in a casual setting or at home. You'd want a pretty beefy stand for anything with a shaky balance. I guess the holder would work though.
716003
This is a great product for squared off rails, I have to agree with the other answers that it would be unstable on a round rail without modification. Too bad.
989491
Im gonna say no. If its less than 1/2 an inch maybe. The top needs to catch the clamp and the bottom has to make it into a square hole otherwise it wont stay.
2256650
It shouldn't matter whether the bars are square or rounded. It just attaches with brackets underneath and as long as the bars aren't too wide or deep, it should fit.
436052
Hi, Ray Ortell---Yes the stand will hold the big block just fine. I have put a 454 and a396 on the stand and did just fine
248651
As long as it's rectangle and no rounded edge. Like not rounded in the front. We love this stand, it's perfect and like Ricky below, had some wiggle room but fit really good. Hope this helps.
1893498
The shape of the stand is a wide D shape with the flat I use as the front and the curved end as the back. The size of my base is 20" wide and 12.5" long and there is more room than I need.
41545
This is a Very Solid Stand. I have a 15.6 Laptop and zero issues. I used the clamps and clamped it to the back of my desk. As long as you follow the assembly instructions you should be fine. I can type of mine with no wobble at all. I have a rolling stand that is not nearly as sturdy. this unit is ALL metal...you will not be disapointed :)
2067414
I know it looks like a giant clamp, but it isn't. It is basically a light stand with a light clamp at the center of the "jaws". The "jaws" are a light sheet steel, so it would be nothing to drill holes to hold some wooden sides. In fact, the screw center clamp only closes to 1", so if you wanted the stand to hold, say 1/4" ply, you would have to add a piece of 3/4" stock to fill the gap.
968495
It should. My railing was square and only 1 1/2" wide. We just stuffed plastic bags around the base and it is holding just fine because the weight of the soil and plants holds it on. We have lots of wind in the area that I have it and have had no problems.