Are there low attachments as well so in the case of a bad accident w/ a lot of force (or rollover) the tube doesn't fly up and hit the ceiling?
202235
No there are low attachments. Hadn't thought about a rollover or the tube flying up and hitting the season.Doesn't seem to be a lot of options for people who have more than 1 pet, especially for small dogs under 10lbs.Hope this is helpful, if you find anything that works better let me know.
202236
To Dan's point, no there aren't technically any low attachments, but if you are using it in a backseat I think you could potentially buckle the seatbelt and loop their attachment around the lap belt... I use mine in the back of a hatchback so I can't say for sure.
1916754
It should work. You will need a plate mounted to the ceiling with a ball joint that allows the pipe to come down at whatever angle gravity requires. This mount mounts to a pipe (and the pipe is not supplied). So, technically, yes. But it largely depends on your plate and pipe.
1168718
yes there will be a drop.but not that much,my air tools work just fine .the only other thing is cold weather the hose will keep a curl in it on the ground bite of tripping issue and hard to retracted retacted
1473608
I do not know for sure. The bike couldnt be pulled all the way up as is would then be at an angle equal to the slope of the ceiling. Most likely wont stay attached. If bike is kept fairly level, which it does automatically with the pully system, i wouldnt see why it wouldnt work. It may sway more as the pullys wont be pulled tight to each other. My only other concern would be being able to release the break on the rope due to the angle of the bracket. Hope this helps, it is a very nice bike hoist system and you can make it work in your condo!
2278060
The answers is yes BUT. I bought this sprayer to paint the vertical walls of a garage and what ever mistakes I made did not show up. I did not paint the ceiling with this sprayer, but I could have. The areas I sprayed did well. The tube inside the container has to be in a position to use up the paint or it is many trips up & down the ladder. It depends on the size of your project. I am satisfied the with this sprayer for the size of my project. I would have bought a better sprayer for a bigger project.
712615
Although it is freestanding, it is intended to have pegs in the ground and ropes from the corners to anchor it. There are no vents in the ceiling for air to escape on a windy day, so it be a "flight risk" unless it was anchored down in another way.
987062
None, if you don't over torque it. If its a gyp. Bd. Ceiling it might leave a indentation from over torqueing. Try to position it under a beam.if a indentation is made, the pad is about 2"×3"
1767159
MAybe not heavy duty enough for rapids with rocks but other then having one fall off the top of my car onto the pavement while moving and that skinned the outer skin but not the tube I have had no cut or tears The falling off the top of the car was my fault, not tying it down well enoughs and yet it just scuffed the outer skin I didn't have to have it repaired
1851602
Depends on how it's held up. I had a high, angled ceiling, so I ended up using airplane cable (1/8th inch) attached to anchors in the ceiling studs. I think the cable is rated at 400-600 lbs per cable (at least), so I am confident that whatever I put on the rack won't bring it down.
754830
It's the design of it to avoid it from flipping. There are other tubes for that kind of activity. I can swing this one out quite well, but I don't want to flip my kids. We have a flat lay down one for the more evasive maneuvers. I LOVE this tube though.
1168716
yes there will be a drop.but not that much,my air tools work just fine .the only other thing is cold weather the hose will keep a curl in it on the ground bite of tripping issue and hard to retract ed retact ed
2070708
Not sure if can hug the ceiling as it does move a lot of air with the long blades. A bullet fan might be a better choice.
2263272
Um, I don't think so... You don't really need it though. It's not a bounce where you could fly off. I love mine!
1495571
It goes straight up but not always straight back down, especially if the space is outdoors. We have not tried it indoors as it would collide into the ceiling.
2072798
Yep... The tubes seem pretty sturdy, should have no problem. Remember the air delivers slowly, otherwise it would create steam, you don't want that. That's why it works so nice. Enjoy
197532
I did not get any either. I think gravity/friction are supposed to keep it in place. Seems like a design flaw to me.
1251530
I've deprimed about 8000 cases. I would say that 10 out of 8000 have not gone down the tube. If you set it up correctly, it works fine.