When you extend the pole, can it be secured at 5', 6', and 7' intervals also?
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It can be locked at any point - there are no positive stops, just a friction collar. But it does lock pretty tight.
1003348
I am 6'4" so I use an extender. In a clawfoot tub it would work without for 6' and below.
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The pole will hold the weight without too much bowing, but can you? Fully extended the pole exerts a great amount of leverage on the holder! I really wouldn't think that the average person could use a ten pound attachment to do any precise work for very long.
108669
WOW! It has been a short while since I installed this. It is flexible and I believe it extends 4-6 feet. There is a suggested limit on it and you don't want to go too far for the best operation. Remember to follow manufacture instruction for best results!
1588605
If you mean attaching a pole so it extends further I would think the answer is no because you need to be at the controls right behind the saw to start it.
1855442
Ooh, that's tough. The pole definitely won't extend to 12ft - maybe 10 or so. As it's pressure mounted, you'd have to build something to decrease that distance. Maybe something like a small stage on the floor? That or a block of some type on the ceiling though it would be hard to make it stable enough...
606367
I don't believe it would be long enough. I guess if you would attach something to extend it, it would work though.
366403
Hi Serene, I personally don't have any issue with this at all. It has a nice twist and lock feature so you extend the pole to get the length you'd like and lock it in place ;-) I hope this helps!
41342
Well, in the product description it says 6' to 9', so I'm guessing no. You would have to add a block of something in between to make it work.
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Yes and no. You can't adjust the pole but you the spiral portion at the top can hold the string higher or lower by about 6 inches. We love it -- still! :)
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If its 8 feet tall, then yes, you will need an extension. If its 7 feet tall, no you should be fine....
888616
This projector mount can only extend from the wall in the horizontal axis and is not height adjustable. The height is less the 6-7".
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I have mine extended on a pole (about four feet high) to keep it above the snow.
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This particular kit already has a 3 foot extension pole. The handle on the end of this does have a slightly round handle so it may be difficult to add an additional extender to it. However, I have found the 3 foot extension that it comes with is more than enough for my 9 foot ceilings. I hope this helps!
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It can be adjusted to any height. The arm can attach anywhere on the pole. It slides on and is locked into place with tension.
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I measured the bottom pole (almost 22 1/2") top pole (almost 24 1/2") pole in between (almost 12 1/2") another pole in between (almost 22 1/2) I threw away another that would allow floor to ceiling application the almost comes from not having my glasses on while measuring.lol You can extend the tension pole I just don't know how much.
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Not aware of any; extra length would make the flexible pole very unstable. I use a heavy duty 8' ladder when I need some extra height which works fine for most applications. Safety must be the key component in any situation!