I need this to hang approx 61/2 feet. How do I extend it
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It is extendable and adjustable with bolt holes in the vertical tube. Just remove bolts put in the correct position and replace bolts. There is an additional piece to make it longer although I am not sure it will get to 6 1/2. Honestly if it doesn't go that long, a little creativity and a trip to the hardware store would do the trick. It is a very simple mechanism
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I have it mounted to a 7ft high ceiling and I use maybe half the rope provided. In a pinch, your local hardware store run can easily provide you with as much rope as you need.
1283870
I hang mine from a tree limb sometimes and sometimes hang it from my clothesline. You can string a rope between two trees or post and hang it that way too. Maybe set it on top of a garbage can.
1280558
Less then half an inch hangs better then wire. It really can be nulled by adding a spacer on the bottom. Best solution I found
69058
I measured the unit at the top. Without the extensions in, it is about 34-1/4". Each extension is about 11" long, but I'd say you needed to make sure that at least 3" was inserted, leaving 9". So, 34+9+9 = 62" maximum. I wouldn't want to put to hand too many hangars on the extensions if they were extended that far. Actually, I was looking for a narrow unit, so I am very happy with the 34-1/4".
322299
We used the piece that was included with the product... Our ceiling was 8 ft so we didn't need any additional extension. I hope this helps
494010
You have two choices. I believe you can hang with or without the extention rod if length is an issue.
530689
I would go to hardware store and get a couple stainless steal couplers, and some all thread of the appropriate dimensions. Make an extension the exact length you want/need?
376062
You are correct about it being a bit high. I'm not aware of an extension. The manufacturer may have one. I haven't felt the need to see if there is one.
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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
875360
Maybe get a pieces of velcro to extend from a hardware store or a craft store. I'm surprised it doesn't go around, I feel like ours was pretty big. Good luck.
1687919
You have about 14' wide to work with beyond that the extender piece will come out.
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Not enough if you are hanging from a vaulted ceiling. I had a I go to Home Depot for more. 36 inchesb as not enough. Also , call the country and they will be mail instructions to put together !!!! It is from utube. Much needed!!!!!
1590583
We used a swag hook from the ceiling. THat proved too high for me to reach easily (I'm only 5 feet tall), so we hung a wire hanger from the hook and the basket from the hanger.
722007
There isn't really an easy way to run an extension. It is designed to have the top plate mount directly to an electrical box, then the light dangles on cables below that. The light comes with 4 adjustable cables, I used about half of the available length for my 9' ceilings.
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No...I used a large block of wood on the bottom to get it to extend to the ceiling. I am happy with it over all but it's more suited for a 9ft ceiling.
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This is not enough. You could buy an extension that curves down at least 6". It's easily obtained from any hardware store. But the way it is now - the answer is "NO."