The instructions state: "Screw metal rods together to create 2 rods." I received 2 small rods that assemble into 1 larger rod. Am I missing rods?
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My recollection is that I only had two small rods that connected to form a single rod as you did. It slid in a sleeve near the zipper to give it shape. Not sure it matters but I put it in and have covered and stored my heater for the summer
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Yes, you should have a total of 4 small rods that form 2 large rods. They are helpful getting the cover on from ground level and allow you 'lift' the cover over the until in one fail swoop. The stitching on the ends on mine came loose however, and the rods fall out. Guess I need to break out that needle and thread to re-seam.
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Hi, I am responding again to this question as I think I made a mistkae. The item we had to return b/c it was not the one pictured was a whole rod and reel combo. So I think this is a different one. Sorry for the confusion.
1430101
It's two rods long. 10 inches each. 20 inches total. There is a screw union to join the two rods.I think it's long enough. Any longer and it could be awkward or heavy. But if it was to short you could add another 10 inch rod. Maybe there are 5 inch ones but I'm not sure.It's pretty solid construction too. I would like the bolts to tighten a little more but solid over all.Here it is in action... http://instagram.com/p/z9uFrFgj99/Hope that helps.
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It has been some time and really don't remember. I think there were 2 different tension rods (metal). It's nicely up on the wall, so I don't want to move it to check connectors. The directions are not good, and I went to youtube and looked up a fast simulation of someone putting it together. That was invaluable. I would slow it down, which made it take about 2 hours to put together on my own. The tension rods and snaps/connectors were quality made, and the screen is perfect tension (tough enough to put on, but not too tough) and no creases at all in the seams. With hd projector and surround system, infinitely better than any plasma/lcd much smaller size for much more $ It has been some time and really don't remember. I think there were 2 different tension rods (metal). It's nicely up on the wall, so I don't want to move it to check connectors. The directions are not good, and I went to youtube and looked up a fast simulation of someone putting it together. That was invaluable. I would slow it down, which made it take about 2 hours to put together on my own. The tension rods and snaps/connectors were quality made, and the screen is perfect tension (tough enough to put on, but not too tough) and no creases at all in the seams. With hd projector and surround... » Read More It has been some time and really don't remember. I think there were 2 different tension rods (metal). It's nicely up on the wall, so I don't want to move it to check connectors. The directions are not good, and I went to youtube and looked up a fast simulation of someone putting it together. That was invaluable. I would slow it down, which made it take about 2 hours to put together on my own. The tension rods and snaps/connectors were quality made, and the screen is perfect tension (tough enough to put on, but not too tough) and no creases at all in the seams. With hd projector and surround system, infinitely better than any plasma/lcd much smaller size for much more $ « Show Less
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We had no instructions either. I contacted the seller, and they emailed them to me while we were on the phone. It went together fairly easy, and fast. All is great with ours. Hope you were able to get what you need.
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The ones that I received were assembled. Make sure you received the correct part. if you received only two pieces the one piece only fits into the other in one orientation. The wider sides on the stem fit into the metal insert of the other piece. Don't push them in too far before inserting in car parts.
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There is a plastic insert on each of the rod. The caps have a screw sticking out of the middle of them and they screw into the plastic insert.
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You would need to send an email requesting the number of C rods you would like. We will either add those to your order or send them separately. Hope that answers your question.
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Mine didn't have instructions either. However, as long as you have all of the brackets (mine did NOT) then you can figure it out easily. Perhaps, like mine, yours is missing a bracket. If that is the case, what I did was contact amazon who had one sent to me from the manufacturer. I hope this helps.
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Ends MUST be secured in place. DO NOT USE screws (or hardware) supplied by Moen; they are (I believe) Chinese JUNK! They strip and you end up with a mess. Moen should start making this product in the USA instead of China. However, I do like the rods. Jim
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Hey Nick, If I remember correctly, you extend the pole about an 1" wider then the space you are trying to enclose. You twist the pole to lock the length. After it is twisted and locked in length, you place one end at the location you want the rod. (Don't forget to put your curtain on first!) You then pull the other end toward the end in place making the rod shorter. Slide the lose end of the rod down into place. Once your release the rod the tension created by the addition 1" adds directional force keeping the rod in place. Hope this makes sense to you! Lisa
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Long story short, there is a metal "hook" that goes across the wiring on the edge of any shelf you so choose and is secured in place with a large screw (included). I didn't follow the assembly instructions because of my weird ceiling height. You can put as many or as few shelves on either side, you just have to count how many spaces are between each shelf. (If you decide to order it, you'll see what I mean.) I promise it's super easy to put together. Depending on your hangers, you may even be able to use both rods and put them side-by-side. You'll only be limited by your creativity :) ......or ceiling height. Long story short, there is a metal "hook" that goes across the wiring on the edge of any shelf you so choose and is secured in place with a large screw (included). I didn't follow the assembly instructions because of my weird ceiling height. You can put as many or as few shelves on either side, you just have to count how many spaces are between each shelf. (If you decide to order it, you'll see what I mean.) I promise it's super easy to put together. Depending on your hangers, you may even be able to use both rods and put them side-by-side. You'll only be limited by your... » Read More Long story short, there is a metal "hook" that goes across the wiring on the edge of any shelf you so choose and is secured in place with a large screw (included). I didn't follow the assembly instructions because of my weird ceiling height. You can put as many or as few shelves on either side, you just have to count how many spaces are between each shelf. (If you decide to order it, you'll see what I mean.) I promise it's super easy to put together. Depending on your hangers, you may even be able to use both rods and put them side-by-side. You'll only be limited by your creativity :) ......or ceiling height. « Show Less
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I made my own from 1/4" stainless steel threaded rods, wingnuts, and plywood. The two models I purchased were garbage, so I returned them for a refund. You may contact my for a simple design.
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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.
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There should be 2 metal bracket for it, but there wasn't in my order either. I had to solve that issue on my own! Hardware store worked, but i still think it should already come with attachments!
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I had the same problem, extra racks. They do not sell them. What I did was cut the lower parts of two wire hangers,so you have in your hand two rods the size of the original rack. Now if you want to make it more fancy in a mesh like form,fine. So you put the two rods in the slots and place your pan on top.
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I had to have my neighbor help me. I put the rods in opposite each other and the last one she pushed the softbox in while I bent the rod and secured it. It took a few tries.