Accessible Wall Mount Base
The Accessible Wall Mount Base is a wall-mounted cantilever designed for clean booth lines and easy ADA clearance. This Accessible Wall Mount Base saves legroom by removing center posts, while the steel bracket holds steady in daily service. Additionally, the black powder-coat finish blends with most tabletops and keeps scuffs in check.At a Glance
Style: Wall-mount cantilever. Footprint: 26 in × 36 in. Height: ~28 in dining. Material: Heavy-gauge steel. Finish: Black powder coat. Max Top: Up to ~38 in × 48 in with pin leg for larger spans. Best For: Booths and ADA seating.
Solid Support That Lasts
This model uses heavy-gauge steel for reliable strength in busy booths. Because the bracket mounts to the wall, guests gain clear knee and foot room for comfort. Moreover, the textured finish hides marks and wipes clean in seconds.Top Pairing & Compatibility
Pair with rectangular or square tabletops sized up to about 38 inches by 48 inches. For larger or dense tops, add the recommended pin leg to reduce flex and protect fasteners. Additionally, review our Selecting Restaurant Table Size guide when planning spans and overhang.Pro Tip
Mark stud or blocking locations first, then pre-drill the bracket through both steel and backing. Solid anchoring reduces bounce and keeps seams level across the run.
Best Uses in Your Layout
Use this base along booth runs where leg room and ADA access matter most. Because the floor is clear, cleaning is faster and traffic flows better. Also, the slim bracket line looks tidy with wood restaurant tabletops in modern or classic concepts.Setup & Anchoring Notes
First, locate solid wall blocking and confirm fastener specs for your substrate. Next, mount the cantilever bracket level, add the pin leg if required, and attach the top with proper screws. Finally, review our process to plan pre-drill patterns and smooth install steps.Reminder
Ask us to Pre-drill your Restaurant Tables. You will spend a few hundred dollars with us, or a few thousand dollars for installers to do it during install.
Key Dimensions & Materials — Accessible Wall Mount Base
- Model: CL2636281A wall-mount cantilever bracket
- Bracket Size: 26 in depth × 36 in width
- Typical Height: ~28 in (dining height booth applications)
- Material: Heavy-gauge steel with black powder-coat finish
- Recommended Tabletops: Up to ~38 in × 48 in (pin leg recommended for larger tops)
- Mounting: Secure to wall blocking with rated hardware (sold separately)
- Use Case: Booth seating, ADA-friendly layouts, tight aisles
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Maintenance & Longevity Tips
Clean the finish with a soft cloth and mild soap, then dry. Additionally, inspect bolts at the bracket and top each quarter to maintain hold. For finish care on wood tops, see our Care and Cleaning page.Featured Answer
When should I choose an Accessible Wall Mount Base for booths?
Pick the Accessible Wall Mount Base when you need legroom, ADA clearance, and a clean floor. It anchors to wall blocking, reduces clutter, and supports larger rectangular tops with an optional pin leg.
Related Table Base Options
Compare cantilever sizes with CL2036281A and step wider with CL2642281A for longer spans. Additionally, see our general table bases overview for more formats. For DIY ideas, explore DIY Restaurant Tables and plan sizes with Selecting Restaurant Table Size.Did You Know?
Cantilever booth bases speed nightly resets because the floor is clear. Staff sweep faster, and guests slide in easily without hitting a center post.
Our Commitment to Quality
We build and size restaurant tabletops to match real-world service, then we help you choose stable bases for your layout. Because not every project is FLAT Tech, we also supply JI options like the JI4-28RDTP17 for round pedestal needs. Finally, visit our home page for case ideas and quick contact.FLAT Tech for a reason
FLAT Tech bases help reduce wobble and keep seams even when tables meet. Additionally, fewer shims mean faster turns and fewer guest complaints. As a result, your team spends more time serving and less time fixing tables.Quote Preparation Checklist
- Tabletop sizes, shapes, thicknesses, and species for each booth run
- Wall blocking details and any pin leg use for larger tops
- Clearances for ADA seating and aisle widths in each zone
- Desired finish and pre-drill requirements for faster installs
- Any regional notes, such as Utah Restaurant Table projects or multi-unit rollouts
