• Total height: 24-1/2"
• Height to center of top lifeline: 24"
• Distance from top of main stanchion to center of weld for support leg: 8"
• Center to center of mounting bases at deck level: 9-1/4"
• Tubing diameter: 1"
• Fastener diameter: 1/4"

Main Stanchion Base:
• Size: 2-3/4" (short base) or 4" (long base) x 3"
• Thickness: 5/32"
• Fastener spacing: Fore & Aft: 2" (short base), 3" (long base)

Support Leg Base:
• Size: 2-3/8"
• Fastener spacing: 1-1/2"

The mounting feet mount flat on the deck on the same plane. 24" to the top lifeline.

1) When used on a boat equipped with a single gate stanchion on each side of the boat (port and starboard), the stanchion pictured is the port gate. Larger boats may use two gate stanchion on each side of the boat, one forward and one aft of the gate. In that case, the pictured stanchion is the forward port gate stanchion as well as the aft starboard gate stanchion.

2) When installing gate stanchion for the first time, or when replacing all gate stanchion on your boat, part numbers A8218 may be used interchangeably. The only difference is the angle of the support leg. If replacing only one gate stanchion on your boat, you will want to select the design (angled or parallel legs) to match your existing stanchion.

3) The support tube is vertical allowing a more rational horizontal hole for the lifeline to pass through. Original gates had an angled sup[port tube with an angled hole which caused chafe to the wire. This creates a slightly different look to the gate. We suggest you replace these gates in pairs with matching Z2035 for the other side.

4) You must verify the design of the base matches your boat's configuration, as there were changes made to the design of the boat over time.