If you run a restaurant, one tablet for DoorDash, another for UberEats, a third for Grubhub and your main POS terminal can all end up fighting for counter space. iBOLT Tablet Tower stands and POS wall mounts gather those tablets into one organized station.
TL;DR: The iBOLT Quad Tablet Tower (IBRT-34711) holds four tablets in one counter station, and the TabDock POS wall mounts hold three (IBRT-34702) or four (IBRT-34709) tablets on an extendable pole. Choose TabDock or TabDock XL holders by measuring each cased tablet.
Which restaurant tablet mounts and POS stands should you choose?
The iBOLT Quad Tablet Tower holds four tablets in one station, and the TabDock POS wall mounts hold three or four tablets off the counter. For a customer-facing terminal, the LockPro Drill Base stand locks the tablet in place.
Instead of cluttering the counter with individual stands or propping tablets against the wall, the Quad Tablet Tower holds four tablets in one location. iBOLT describes it as a heavy-duty point-of-purchase stand for delivery apps and order management.
iBOLT restaurant mounts hold the tablets that run the platforms your business depends on, including Square, Toast, Shopify POS, Lightspeed, DoorDash, UberEats, and Grubhub, as long as each tablet and its case measure within the selected holder's limits.
Why do restaurants choose iBOLT Tablet Towers?
Restaurants choose iBOLT Tablet Tower mounts to keep several delivery and order tablets in one station instead of spread across the counter. On the POS wall mounts, each TabDock holder grips the tablet at four points of contact and rotates 360 degrees for vertical or horizontal viewing.
The POS wall mounts use a drill base wall mount with a pole that extends from 17.5 to 28.5 inches, and each kit lists its tablet holders, clamp mounts with adapters, drill bases, an extension pole and screws. For a clamp option, the separate Tablet Tower POS Clamp Mount (IBRT-34707) lists a clamp for flat surfaces up to 2.5 inches wide plus a drill base.
Which iBOLT restaurant and POS mounts should you compare?
iBOLT restaurant and POS mounts cover four jobs. The Quad Tablet Tower is best for multi-app counters, the three- and four-holder POS wall mounts suit kitchens, the LockPro Drill Base stand locks a customer-facing tablet, and the Phone Dock'n Lock Dual stand secures two phones.
- Quad Tablet Tower TabDock Stand ($149.95) - Holds four tablets in one location for delivery and order management apps.
- Tablet Tower POS Wall Mount (3 Holders) ($119.95) - Wall-mounted three-tablet station for kitchens, prep areas, or order fulfillment.
- Tablet Tower POS Wall Mount (4 Holders) ($134.95) - Four-tablet wall mount for high-volume operations running multiple platforms.
- LockPro Drill Base POS Stand ($139.95) - Aluminum locking tablet stand that installs on a flat surface with self-tapping screws, for customer-facing POS terminals.
- Phone Dock'n Lock Dual POS Stand ($115.00) - Drill-base stand with two locking phone holders for cashier and customer, sized for phone-plus-case dimensions of 4.8 to 7.25 inches high and 2.25 to 3.75 inches wide.
Which holder size do you need, TabDock or TabDock XL?
TabDock vs TabDock XL comes down to the tablet edge each holder grips. The Quad Tablet Tower (IBRT-34711, $149.95), 3-holder wall mount (IBRT-34702, $119.95) and 4-holder wall mount (IBRT-34709, $134.95) use TabDock holders with a 4 to 8 inch opening. Their TabDock XL versions (IBRT-34711-XL at $165.95, IBRT-34702-XL at $135.95 and IBRT-34709-XL at $149.95) use a 4 to 10.5 inch opening. Both sizes take up to 0.75 inch of device-plus-case depth. Choose TabDock XL if the cased edge you plan to grip measures over 8 inches. The Add to Cart buttons on this page add the TabDock version, and the XL version can be selected on each product page.
The wall mount kits list their tablet holders, clamp mounts with adapters, drill bases, extension pole and screws. For other stations or add-on parts, confirm the exact SKU with iBOLT before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Restaurant owners usually ask about fit, POS app support, capacity and food truck use before ordering.
Q: What is the best tablet mount for restaurants?
For several delivery and POS tablets, the iBOLT Quad Tablet Tower holds four tablets in one location, and the TabDock POS wall mounts hold three or four off the counter. For a single customer-facing terminal, the LockPro Drill Base stand adds a locking holder.
Q: How do I organize multiple food delivery app tablets?
Group them in one station. The iBOLT Quad Tablet Tower holds four tablets in one location, and the TabDock POS wall mounts hold three or four with holders that rotate 360 degrees for vertical or horizontal viewing.
Q: What is the iBOLT Tablet Tower and how does it work?
Tablet Tower is iBOLT's family of multi-tablet stands and mounts. The Quad Tablet Tower stand holds four tablets, the POS wall mounts use a drill base wall mount with a pole extending from 17.5 to 28.5 inches, and the POS Clamp Mount (IBRT-34707) adds a clamp option. Each holder comes in a TabDock size with a 4 to 8 inch opening or a TabDock XL size with a 4 to 10.5 inch opening, both up to 0.75 inch device-plus-case depth. Measure the cased tablet edge each holder will grip before choosing a size.
Q: Do iBOLT restaurant mounts work with Square, Toast, and Shopify POS?
Yes, because the holders do not depend on the POS app. A tablet running Square, Toast, Shopify POS, Lightspeed, Clover or another POS app can fit when its cased gripped edge and depth fall within the selected TabDock or TabDock XL holder limits.
Q: How many tablets can an iBOLT Tablet Tower hold?
The Quad Tablet Tower holds four tablets. The POS wall mounts come in three-holder (IBRT-34702) and four-holder (IBRT-34709) kits, and the POS Clamp Mount (IBRT-34707) holds four tablets.
Q: What's the best way to mount tablets in a food truck?
For a permanent install, consider a stand that screws down, such as the LockPro Drill Base POS Stand (IBRT-34717), which installs on a flat surface with self-tapping screws. Confirm with iBOLT that the mount suits a moving vehicle before ordering.
Q: Can I customize my iBOLT Tablet Tower for more or fewer tablets?
Choose the kit that matches your tablet count, such as three or four holders. Before adding or removing holders on an installed station, confirm the exact parts and SKUs with iBOLT.
Compare the Tablet Tower, POS wall mount and locking stand options above, then measure your cased tablets to find the right holder size for each station.
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