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awheeler · 11-23-2018, 09:18 AM

Here is one in the daylight.

Also, I put blocks of wood up under the cabinet to screw the brackets into and reinforce the weight on the counter. Should support 200 lbs. You will also notice that one side is flush and the other side is dropped down just a bit. This is what DW wanted so that when she was using the big mixer the back of the mixer (or a bowl) would not slide backwards into the sink. They work beautifully. I used the Hard Rock Maple blocks.

11-23-2018, 09:18 AM	#11
awheeler Montana Fan Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: No Town Posts: 432 M.O.C. #19482	Here is one in the daylight. Also, I put blocks of wood up under the cabinet to screw the brackets into and reinforce the weight on the counter. Should support 200 lbs. You will also notice that one side is flush and the other side is dropped down just a bit. This is what DW wanted so that when she was using the big mixer the back of the mixer (or a bowl) would not slide backwards into the sink. They work beautifully. I used the Hard Rock Maple blocks. __________________ Don & Ann Wheeler: 2017 Montana 3791RD, 2017 RAM 3500 Diesel Dually, Aisin, 4.10, Sailuns, Disk Brakes, TST TPMS. Don: USAF Ret., Fighter Pilot - Vietnam Vet '66-'67 & Ann: Ret., Texas A&M Ph.D.