Can the pole be disassemble in two? Or it is one long pole?
222080
Actually I'm sorry this was the one I bought a yr ago...it faded in 1 month and blew away. It was 2 poles though.
222081
I really never tried. the top can be lowered into the bottom, which I do then store it over the rafters in the basement for the winter. Works very well. If I have any complaint it is that the red (which I own) faded in the sun terribly. I would expect an umbrella for sun to hold up a little better.
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Hi Emily, i have not tried to disassemble it, i guess you can remove the vertical upper parts in order to get through a door, but you need to be very strong to even remove the vertical poles, and it may take you quite a while to do it, at least 30 mins, and doing it everyday is very tiring
887003
It's a one-piece pole. It does adjust to various lengths, but only one piece.
1689081
It could be disassembled into the bottom section and the top and side poles, but taking the bottom section apart too many times would likely weaken it. So yes, you can take apart and put back together, but best to keep it in three big pieces when you do, rather than totally disassembling.
1706546
It's easy to separate into two pieces. The main pole, near the hand winch, separates by removing one pin.
887006
The pole comes in one piece and is adjustable. It has a rocker foot that is helpful for balance. I recommend it highly.
1905167
Yes you can separate the shelf into two. Because the top poles fit into the bottom poles, you have to get something so the second shelf sits level on the ground.
773294
No it can't be removed. But if you are looking for an all-in-one, GoPro recently came out with a pole that can be either short like this, extended or used as a Tripod [legs fold out of the bottom].
1248054
It is put together as one piece. I do not believe its designed to be taken apart. May I suggest you choose another size if this one is too large.
2184151
I am able to without any problem. Unless you have a defective product it should not be too difficult. Just push the end down and turn anti-clockwise then pull up to release the end from the pole. Hope it helps. Let me know.
439928
There's only one pole. For it to be used you have to attach it to the trampoline. I guess it could attach to some sort of other round pole you already have in place. Works really well.
1612332
The poles slide off, but you would still have the attachment sticking up about 1 1/2". I don't see how you could separate the base into sections of just two poles, though. It's one long base for six.
585826
I can't remember exactly although it wasn't much over 2' long & doesn't need to be as the pole is made from (3) 2' sections that twist (not thread!) together. You need to work to assemble it & please realize that it is very flimsy after assembly & tends to tip with any weight on it!
1171501
you could , take apart, as the adjustable shaft can be removed leaving with 2 parts
1711109
The pole pieces screw together and unscrew so you can take it apart and end up with the shelves separate from the poles
1000558
Yes, only one pole. Neither the compass nor thermometer really work and the pole sections jammed up on me so it would no longer collapse after only a few uses. Pretty cheap unit, but with the price it's what you're paying for. I recommend other options.
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I do not think so. I have found the longer regular pole gets, the less stability it has as it is. So, adding another extension would even make it more difficult to manage.