How do you adjust it to lower size?
868938
If you twist each side of the rod in opposite directions the rod will loosen and you will be able to push the two sides together. The trick is to not twist too hard and give just enough force to loosen the rods.
868939
If you've already adjusted it out, push the two ends together slightly, then twist. If you make sure your right hand is holding the OUTER portion, twist that side clockwise.
868940
Our shower rod was broken upon arrival. It should though just twist and tighten. If it does not tighten it is broken too.
868941
For me, the size out of the box was the smallest it would go. Once extended out to a longer size - simply push back together. At least that's how mine works. I never had to twist anything.
868942
As you twist the rod it should expand while also maintaining a spring that allows you to wedge it in between the two walls/posts whatever. The rod is designed to vary in length while maintaining the spring. The rod that I got broke and it no longer grows longer as you twist it, it only maintains the spring in its shortest length.
868943
It will not adjust to a smaller size than is described on the Amazon website.
868944
Its two pipes one fits inside the other and slides to lenth . No twisting dont listen to that it's wrong. No springs or much resistance and needs something to hold it in position. I used the plastic end caps. This is just a rod that has another rod inside that slides out to size. There is very very little tention it is relying on how tight the rods are fit together and its not very tight. Thats it in a nutshell dont listen to anything else I own one and use it.
1931164
I don't see any reason why it won't work. I just went out to double check mine that I just bought, it is adjustable down to any size you want.
688024
Standard, it has a ratcheting system that will adjust to the size you need, also if you email the sales company they will get back to you pretty quick, the best customer service from a private seller that I have ever had! Good luck dude!
2203487
I adjusted mine to a comfortable fit and slide my feet in:/out. I find much easier than trying to adjust every time.
803096
I adjusted mine down to 150 out and 130 in. Don't know if it will go lower.
513323
You can adjust it but not a lot. The picture is pretty mucj the lowest it will get :)
883705
Raise it all the way up, and then it will release and allow you to lower it.. Hope this helps �
1183801
There are screws on the bottom side .just loosen a little put on the rack and adjust the size as needed mark with tape or a crayon
334719
You can't adjust it through the machine. You have to use photoshop or some other editing software. Whatever software you use there should be a auto adjust just click that and it should adjust it automatically. I hope that helps. Good luck.
896650
No, it can't be adjusted. I find the seat is too narrow to sit comfortably on it.
55149
Hey Ivy, not sure what you mean by "those can't be adjusted." You adjust by pulling the strap pulling the strap further through the loop until its tight against your wrist. 5" may be a little too narrow because when you go smaller than about 7"s you have to pull the padded part through the loop which may be a bit more difficult. Good luck
1345275
From floor to top of padded seat, it adjusts in 1 inch increments from 20" to 25". The lower part of the leg slides into the upper part. If you remove the lower part, the seat sits at 14" from floor. If you need one to adjust between 14" and 20", take to 4 lower leg parts to a machine shop and have 3" - 4" cut off the "bottom" of each leg. With 4" removed, the chair would adjust from 16" to 21". Look in your local phone book for "Fabricators" or "Machine Shops" if you need it done. Or do it yourself with a hacksaw. From floor to top of padded seat, it adjusts in 1 inch increments from 20" to 25". The lower part of the leg slides into the upper part. If you remove the lower part, the seat sits at 14" from floor. If you need one to adjust between 14" and 20", take to 4 lower leg parts to a machine shop and have 3" - 4" cut off the "bottom" of each leg. With 4" removed, the chair would adjust from 16" to 21". Look in your local phone book for "Fabricators" or "Machine Shops" if you need it done. Or do it yourself with a hacksaw.
2037598
I really didn't know they were adjustable, Mine went in one permanent spot. You did put on the plastic feet didn't you? New is best, they are much thicker than old wore ones. With those on I can't see how it could be too low. Hope that helps.
1123923
I have never had to adjust it. Is it too big or just not fitting right? I always put it on so the the buckle faces up and then slip it over my head. It rides up over my shoulders quite a bit of the time so I just pull it down on my arms. If it is too big then maybe you need a smaller size.
181918
No you can not adjust the tightness. I no longer wear it because after several hours it became quite painful to wear. Hope this helps. Good luck to you.
630484
The seat is adjustable to a lower position, but I don't know what the lowest setting is, since I bought it as a gift for someone else. I did ride it comfortably, and I'm only 5,1".
93874
it has an adjustable band where you can adjust how low you want it and how tight so it should my friend