Angle iron with pin - or another solution?

[_ametist_]

Hello,

I need to attach a countertop to a dresser. But sometimes I would need to separate the tabletop from the dresser (e.g., when I need to clean the windows).

I thought there should be angle brackets with a pin that can be removed when needed, thus separating the countertop from the dresser. But I can't find any.

Does anyone know where I can find this?
Or suggestions for another solution?

Thanks!

 

[chrille-gäddan]

Hello,

I am going to attach a countertop to a dresser. But sometimes I would need to separate the tabletop from the dresser (among other times when I need to access the windows to clean them).

I thought there should be angle brackets with a pin that can be removed when needed, thereby separating the countertop from the dresser. But I can't find any.

Does anyone know where I can find this?
Or suggestions for another solution?

Thank you!

Kansas angle bracket with wing nut and a threaded rod that you attach everything with?

 

[_ametist_]

Yes, that could be a solution!
Had hoped/thought that there was a ready-made solution instead ...

 

[cpalm]

Maybe some kind of foldable bracket?
For example: https://www.jula.se/catalog/bygg-oc...r-lador/konsoler/hopfallbara-konsoler-316035/

 

[_ametist_]

Hello,

Yes, those are clever... However, I would need one that allows the desk to be detached completely from the bureau occasionally.
The optimal solution would be a hinge where you can remove the pin in between so that both hinge parts are separated - and thus also the desk and bureau. Then it's easy to reattach them. The desktop I have is just over 2 meters long, so there isn't room to tilt it down.

 

[vedklyv]

A slightly over 2m long tabletop about 60 cm wide is quite heavy to stand and juggle with, you need to screw the dresser to the wall otherwise it will tip forward towards you.

 

[cpalm]

The desktop I have is over 2 meters long, so there's no room to angle it down.

Ah, I envisioned something much smaller, more like a little sideboard.

 

[Violina]

Common hinges usually consist of a pin, right??

 

[_ametist_]

I have not found any that can be separated when it is screwed into the respective sides, i.e., that you should be able to remove the pin as well. Does it exist?

 

[Violina]

https://www.svith.se/bygg-garage-oc...G1ytYQtQdOlQ7hTgXBW3MLBSTFt_IAERoCy0sQAvD_BwE

Just as an example..

 

[Violina]

Otherwise, many common hinges for things like doors and windows... then you can also "hang on" the board?

 

[_ametist_]

[link]

Just as an example..

Hi,
Can the pin be removed when it's fastened to the dresser and the countertop? I can't quite see it.

 

[prototypen]

The pin is riveted/deformed, but if you file away the deformation on one end, the pin can be removed.

Protte

 

[_ametist_]

Yes, that's what you have to do in that case. Had hoped there was a ready-made version....
Is there not?

 

[prototypen]

There are many variants of cam locks.

Protte

here is a hook that can be screwed under the panel
https://www.clasohlson.com/se/Krok-till-excenterlås/p/21-1328

The cam lock on the cabinet, you discard the hook that comes with it.
https://www.clasohlson.com/se/Excenterlås/p/21-2689

Protte again