how tall can you make this pole and does it work on carpet
893721
Yes it can be used on carpet though for a vaulted ceiling you need an attachment .... The height should be listed in the description. You can also buy more attachments if your ceiling is super tall.
1537307
I haven't tried it on a carpet. Sorry can't help with that one. I think it is probably worth a try though!
1782123
Yes the height is adjustable. The pole has a spring where you can push down or let it fully extend. The cover is carpet around some kind of cardboard.
1074730
I used it for a vertical application (backing for a velcro spice rack). The carpet tiles work wel but the adhesive is a bit dodgy. would use additional adhesive if you want it to be up long term.
1170912
I did not use it on carpet but anything else I used it on it did not work. Myself would not buy it
373003
For the application I use it for it does not tip over. I use it on tile and hardwood and the three leg system works well. I think it would be OK on a low pile throw rugs or carpet as well.
628276
The pole is adjustable in height. It is very durable and I am enjoying it very much.
1559737
Not for carpet. too light to put on carpet and I can see it will slide which can be dangerous.
642185
This description is actually very accurate. It is 22" swa and 22" high. It is VERY light so you can move it around on your carpet very easily. One thing I would like to mention is that while it does look nice, it is very light and it would not be considered a really durable piece. We use it in a living room that is not under high traffic with a lot of weight or anything on it.
932149
Yes! It has a top base that you screw into the ceiling. Then you can insert the pole. The bottom has a grip pad best used for hard surfaces. It will slide a bit on carpet and is not fun trying to unroll the rubber flat! Good luck!! I love mine!
1534386
I'll do my best to answer; it's been 2 years since I used it. The vacuum hose attaches to the head of the sander so you can add a longer pole. I have 8' ceilings, so I didn't need an extra long pole. I'm thinking it would work to the length of the suction hose. My sanding head broke at the threaded pole attachment rendering it useless. I quickly ordered the "H.D." model and got back to work. What may happen with a long pole is the torque placed at the head could snap something. That said, I'd try it. You can use over-the-counter drywall screens. I hope this helps.
297812
Kind of ... You will need to work on your grip. Also the pole is a bit more slippery than the one at the studio I go to. The height should be in the description. It's probably 10-11ft
2279488
I have this pole set up in my room, but with extra support on the ceiling and for my floor I brought in a dance floor because it's carpet otherwise. I'm 5'7 and 125 pounds and it handles good for me. I teach myself so I don't know the actual names of the moves I do but I can support my self, splits and turns, and dropping down the pole. And my boyfriend messes around on it too. He is 6'3 and over 200, but he just messes around and it holds him.
1993933
Depends on the kind of carpet I think I just put this on our semi-shag for a test, it is wobbly. But with heavy equipment it might work. Good luck
1183047
Yes it can go anywhere . My practice pole is on carpet but be carefull , carpet burn is worse then a scrape on the hard floor sometimes. Also I wished they would come with the attachment for a pitched ceiling but you can buy it separately. But over all it's very nice. And this pole is the exact professional ones used for high end pole dancing. Hope this helps.
299328
Didn't do any of the measurements that you mentioned. My wife used it only on tile and wood floor. Would think that it would roll well on carpeting as it's motor has enough energy to do so.
1248723
Should work fine on a carpet. You need to have it like an accordian, not straight, it'll just fall over. If something bumps into it with some heft it'll fall over, but if not bumped, stays up fine.