Where and how do the rods go in?????????
1522492
At the top two corners there are Velcro tabs that open up so you can push the rods through
1522493
On mine, there were little easily overlooked pockets in three of the corners of the fabric body. You tuck the rod ends in there. The last corner has a pass through pocket that you velcro closed after insertion.
1600552
You need to have your own ends. It comes with a plastic thread protector on the end. These are Extremely high quality cleaning rods that will not damage your rifle. I bought both sizes.
242102
You screw it to the wall at both ends. There are two rods. The rod on the inside I bought hooks for (separately) for drapes that had loops. The rod on the outside I put a valance which had a hole from end to end. The rods are very weak. We had to put supports in the middle to keep it from sagging which worked for us since we were just using the drapes for a boarder around our projector screen. Our drapes were also heavy.
763678
Yah rods are built in so ya slide it in but ya can switch which side ya want the small part to be as pictured or opposite
1003339
You put sideways hoops through the up/down hoops then put the rods through the sideway hoop so it holds it in place.
2139723
My husband says: each box consists of two rods. these two rods use a single coupler to join them. if you buy a second box (of rods), you can use the coupler from the second set to attach a third rod to the first two rods. The fourth rod, there is nothing to attach it. Another option is to remove the end caps and align the rods so they meet. Sorry for the delay. I'm not a good checker of email. Christina
1659781
they sell both, get the part number and go to the website and figure it out before you buy it. nice rods though.
2158508
They make hanging rods that you simply hang on the top rod that gives you a bottom rod. I'll attached a link here, but sometimes these links get removed. See here: Whitmor 6021-378 Ebony Chrome Collection Double Closet Rod
1450683
You should contact Amazon. There were very general instructions on how to install. If believe the wheels slide on rod and then you insert the pins to keep in place.
1149138
The directions say to extend the rod about an inch longer than the opening required. Lock it before you try to put it in place. If you still have the directions they are pretty easy to follow. Hope this helps.
1955239
I just looked in my cabinet, and did not see any rods as described. The drawers are stamped/welded steel, installed on slides, mounted in a stamped/welded cabinet. No rods or bars anywhere. It works perfectly for my needs. Hope this helps!
1570820
The Parts with "L" shape are made of Metal, not sure what metal but they look hard and resistant.The 2 rods are some sort metal alloy, looks like metal and plastic, they dont look very resistant but I think if you are carefull they can do the job.to mount them, im not sure I just used standing on a table, but maybe if you have some clamps or any other mechanism you can do it.you get exactly what you see in the pictureHope that helps
2010933
not sure exactly what you are asking. The rod pieces slip together in the center leaving a seamless connection. You place the connected pieces in the opening and there is a tension adjustment on each end to press fit it to the walls
1214243
They fit... not easily, but they fit. On mine, there is an velcro-ed sleeve for the end of the rod which can open. It makes it easier to work with the rest of the box. With the rod in the open/closed velcro-ed slot (in the open position so the rod goes through it), I work with the rest of the rods, working from outside-in. There is no easy way to do it. But, once you do it once, it seems easier.
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I'm bad at eyeballing length, b/c it looks like my rod is less than 1.5, and I'm fairly sure that wasn't the case. Still, I was able to get the ring on... just make sure u have it positioned in the spot u want and carefully wrestle the plastic ring into place. The ring has a LITTLE bit flexible give, and another outer clip that u can put into place on the inside (I'm assuming it was extra support/to cover any holes). Considering I put this in like a year ago that's all I remember about it: it was a pain to get on, it stays very firmly in place, and if I ever have to take it out, I'll probably end up breaking the rings. Have fun =P I'm bad at eyeballing length, b/c it looks like my rod is less than 1.5, and I'm fairly sure that wasn't the case. Still, I was able to get the ring on... just make sure u have it positioned in the spot u want and carefully wrestle the plastic ring into place. The ring has a LITTLE bit flexible give, and another outer clip that u can put into place on the inside (I'm assuming it was extra support/to cover any holes). Considering I put this in like a year ago that's all I remember about it: it was a pain to get on, it stays very firmly in place, and if I ever have to take it out, I'll... » Read More I'm bad at eyeballing length, b/c it looks like my rod is less than 1.5, and I'm fairly sure that wasn't the case. Still, I was able to get the ring on... just make sure u have it positioned in the spot u want and carefully wrestle the plastic ring into place. The ring has a LITTLE bit flexible give, and another outer clip that u can put into place on the inside (I'm assuming it was extra support/to cover any holes). Considering I put this in like a year ago that's all I remember about it: it was a pain to get on, it stays very firmly in place, and if I ever have to take it out, I'll probably end up breaking the rings. Have fun =P « Show Less
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That is the hardest part. Believe it or not, the plastic rods do go into the suction cups. But it isn't easy. You really have to bend and manipulate the backs of the cups to get the rods in. Good luck!
971914
The rods work but are a bit short particularly if you wanted to add a weight at the rear. The rods are standard 15mm and with a threaded splicer you could add rods or simply acquire longer rods to begin with. All that said I love this rig. Best 90 bucks I've spent on camera related gear. I'm going to extend mine for weight to add ballast. I've use a Redrock Micro at more than $600 and didn't get any more out of it. I recommend it.