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.
2232389
They are pretty secure once stacked. The pole has one end a bit smaller than the other end so it slides into the next pole. You could put a bracket on it if you wanted. However, I think it more depends on what you are placing on the final pole, you might want to brace the final two poles.
1497325
The poles extend! They look small in the photo but the extension is nice for taller children (or adults that want to play!)
2245785
No, it does not. I hang my cord over the pole hanger lip when it's not in use without issue. It's probably easier to do that than use any built-in storage feature anyway.
1526836
The pole come out of the box in several pieces. You have to screw it together. It does not collapse.
645969
It does fully retract all the way down to metal clasp on the large model. Some of the smaller ones have a lead that doesn't retract all the way.
936523
Bracket is a U bracket. So they only move up or down if mounted horizontaly. Only way to move them side to side with the included bracket is to mount them verticaly. Which is what i did on two of them hanging on my privacy fence. The pair under the roof eves are up and down adjstable. They are still going strong by the way. No dissapointments.
1756970
They just hang. They are removable. I lift a bag out and carry it to the washer. I like it very much.
1953558
They can be moved freely and clamped down wherever you want. the mounts can also be completely removed (they ship unmounted).
11727
Yes, it comes with black plastic clips that hold up each shelf. You can place the clip where you want to on the pole, then put the shelf where you put the clip. At least that's what I did! Mine ended up being spaced like the picture shows anyway.
366403
Hi Serene, I personally don't have any issue with this at all. It has a nice twist and lock feature so you extend the pole to get the length you'd like and lock it in place ;-) I hope this helps!
605281
the one I bought has two grommets and no way to slip it over a pole unless you removed the grommets and rip the bottom stitches. But then you would have trouble "attaching" it so that it wouldn't slide.
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.
575384
Needs to hang. I don't see any provision on the bottom for it to be pole mounted.
2178959
No, they stand up. I see no way they could hang on a rod. If you have space for them to stand up, I highly recommend them.
432358
I guess technically they are "hooks" that can be moved up or down, but they do keep secured in place due to the "clamp" that attaches to the hat! I just bought another one due to the hats I recently bought, but had mine attached to my closet door for over 5 years and never once has a hat fell off. Very good product
871863
I keep it at my cabin so it is not here for me to look at. It can be adjusted along the entire length of the pole, but it may be off balance if it is too high.