can you make the pole go down for storing
286837
Yes, it slides down to the lowest "knob" or you can take the pull out all together. it is almost an issue that the pole comes out because it never really locks in place so it isn't the most sturdy when you are actually steaming your garments.
286838
The pole comes in parts. So you just have to take the parts apart if you need it for storage.
2019852
I don't see why not as long as you have a very strong branch, remember your weight or the weight of kids could break the branch, I prefer the metal curved pole with three wide set legs, you can move this around and place it where you want.
1093608
You can move it up or down by a few inches, but not the entire length of the pole. The arm pivots horizontally quite a bit more. Overall, it's been a very useful product.
256388
Could be possible, as you put it together and can use the poles as you wish. However, I don't want to say it can be done, but the pole is in 4 pieces. Hope this helps!
2136261
It's just like a shirt hanger- slips right over the pole. You should be fine unless the pole is extra thick.
1716214
Yes. There are black plastic clips that fit around the pole and then the shelf slides down over the clips. You can position the clips around the rings that are around the full length of the pole.
794547
No. The rod just rests in the holder. It depends on gravity to hold it in place.
228446
The top shelf can be lowered, you just need some muscles to remove it. There is a black plastic thingy under the metal that keeps the shelf in place. You can lower the black thing and then put the shelf again at the level you need it to be. Also a nice feature are the legs, they have black screws that be screwed in or unscrewed to level the entire shelf unit if you don't have a perfectly straight surface. However, you still need to take the poles into account. I hope this was helpful.
345899
Yes you can and the metal pole comes in two pieces so it's length can be adjusted.
907746
Yes you can add to the pole. It comes with two pieces if tubing. If you found the right size it could be added. If you don't want to use the base you could put it in concrete or whatever.
2131119
It needs to be staked down as otherwise it can tip over. You could probably secure to fence some way
1464999
I take put it up and take it down with each use and its super easy to tear down and put back together, it comes apart into small enough sections to easily transport. I took my on vacation and decided having a carrying bag/case to put it all in would be helpful because of needing to take along the pole plus the small tools it comes with.
496836
You can adjust the height you want the rods to be so that you can reach without the stick if you'd like. I personally leave it higher so I can use the bottom space for more storage room. Hope this helps.
1034534
You should be able to. The pieces are tapered so that one end goes in the opposite end of the other pole.
1596013
You could screw the top pin into the second tier though. That may work to decrease height and still be functional.
787047
It'll be challenged. My pole eventually failed at the bottom, due to water exposure combined with the weight of a large feeder. I cut it down and reinstalled, and seems to be fine now. It also pulls the pole over in the dirt; it's like a constant Leaning Tower of Pisa.
1041058
Yes you can but only if you do it going down. Not straight out and down. I wonder if I can post pictures here.