Does it fully retract? Where do the pole go? Do they hang down or can you put them up too?
280918
It rolls in all the way. The roll is about 5 inches. When fully extended the awning is at a down angle. The 'arm that extends out folds inside when you roll the awning in.There is a metal crank to roll the awning in and out. It can be removed and stored separate or left attached.
280919
yes it fully retracts neatly. the poles fold with the awning itself so they don't hang and the poles are apart of the awning so you don't have to put them up separately. let me know if you have further questions
280920
It rolls in all the way. The roll is about 5 inches. When fully extended the awning is at a down angle. The 'arm that extends out folds inside when you roll the awning in. There is a metal crank to roll the awning in and out. It can be removed and stored separate or left attached.
280921
I returned the awning because I was unable to mount it onto siding, so I cannot answer your question. Sorry.
252555
These holders are removable and can be moved from base to base. Just lift the holder up slightly and turn the holder 180 degree to lift it the rest of the way out.
239794
No pole but the actual frame goes all the way around and you could hang curtains on there. We hung one of those roll up shades on the one side to block out the sun. Hope this helps.
1351539
No, the poles do not come out. They are sewn in. But you could easily make a tiny slit in the fabric and pull them out.
1829364
I purchased this last year and it detaches from the pole by pressing two little buttons on either side of the pole. However, mine does not look exactly like the one pictured here. I am unsure if the design has changed and I can't tell if it has the same buttons as mine from the pic.
528694
You need some way to slip it over the pole it does not come a part. Either slide it down from the top or lift it up from the bottom.
733749
The poles slide out. There are 3 positions: fully closed, fully opened, and half between. Like this l_____l_____l_____l
1297159
You can move the net up and down a few inches on the poles (adjusting the rope that holds the upper corner of the net). Also you can drill an extra hole in the lower portion of the pole to telescope one part into the other a little further (locking them with the spring loaded button into the drilled hole) to make the pole lower. You can't, however, make the poles higher than they already are.
632831
I have not had the 2 part pole. I can imagine that the connection in the center would take away some of the flexibility. I also wonder if a 2 part would take away from the length. They say that its a space saver,I just put the pole above a door frame...problem solved.I do know that it is very springy,which is different than the other wand type toys I've bought. It gives the feathers an extra oomph! I have tried to play with my cats using the older toys...shorter wands and different feathers....they won't play with them anymore.......hope this helps.
1546921
You add a pole end to it and it keeps it from coming out and moving too much around. Make sure to mount them so they are only just shy or the inside of the pole end.
1973023
Mine does not retract, but instead has hooks on the back to wind the cord around for storage.
1953558
They can be moved freely and clamped down wherever you want. the mounts can also be completely removed (they ship unmounted).
1518167
No, but it does pulls apart. The pole is about four feet tall and the metal pieces are attached together with an elastic cord running through the middle of the them.
798779
Yes, it tilts (which I believe is shown in the image). It doesn't come with a different length pole. Just get a base that sits on the deck/ground to put it in.
514900
No, they're really not that secure. The bottom one holds the pole and the top one secure the chrome neck. It take a little getting use to. Good Luck
1656543
There is no pole down the middle after the doors are open. They slide closed and are latched by a magnet. When open, they retract to the either side of the door.
1661337
This pole has sections which telescope into each other. You just extend as many as you need. The sections have a green connector which unscrews easily to let you pull the section out and then tightens to hold it firmly as you work with it.