Does the handle have threads? Can it be screwed on to a regular pole that you use for the paint roller? What's the hole do on the handle?
269609
I simply put a broom stick - not too thick - into the hole. It held tightly without a screw.The hole is to screw the handle(broom stick) in securely but I did not need to. It did a good job of cleaning high ceiling fans.
269610
No. No threads. It is wider than the standard head, so duct tape could work.
269611
No, the handle does not have threads. It's made to be used with the Unger pole. It clips through the hole in this piece. I bought the Unger pole and several accessories and they work well.
269612
yes, but they're only for their own products. the handle is expensive. I bought this and don't use it. it's a piece of crap.
1822382
It is threaded, yes. Looks like you could get another handle if needed, provided it matched the size/diameter of the threads on the head.
1617354
Sorry I dont know-the model I have has a straight handle that doesnt unfold
961
Theoretically yes, the handle attaches via standard sized threads but I have not tried this.
1620988
No there is no hole. I don't think I would want to string it up anyways. It is about the same weight as a tennis racket and if it falls you will probably damage the handle. I keep it in the case and lean it against the wall.
418727
there is no hole but their is a hook with two sizes to hang by.you just connect it to the handle.very nice
337927
Yes, the handles have standard tap threads, and you can open it from the top to angle the heads as needed if your pulls are large/wide.
1105568
I don't know which one this is, but if it is a stationary handle, it has two screws. They are not hidden.
1200027
I simply twisted the threaded knob hard against the pole and friction keeps it in place. I imagine it would scrape the paint if it did twist. You could drill a hole in the pole if it wish to hold it that one position.
1941221
Most hardware stores or even paint stores carry handles/poles that fit this applicator as it has a standard female threaded hole. You will need a pole that has a screw end (male) of the type you use on mops or painting poles. You can buy wood ones rather inexpensively or you can use more expensive ones such as telescoping painting extension poles. I believe I bought my wood one at Home Depot. Hope that helps.
707342
I think you are asking about a wand, no it does not, we are using an extendable paint roller pole
1470544
No, it's no threaded. It's designed to fit on a double pop-up pole, presumably sold by Ettore.
1215979
the handle is a pretty standard thread size and is replaceable. My wife doesn't like to use this as the bristles are VERY stiff and inflexible.
2074448
Yes - it screwed on to a standard pole with a threaded end purchased in the paining section of Home depot.
2046954
I'm not sure I understand your question. When it was time to put the handle back on, I positioned it so that it was facing the right direction, then turned the base to tighten. If you are referring to the tool - it's not threaded and works both ways.
1698762
yes that is what we did......it has a triangular hole in the bottom of course made to fit the pole they sell seperately but we used an old broom handle instead and attached to pole we had drilled a hole in..hope that makes sense
1276628
No there are not any threaded connectors on pole.There is an eye on the tip to run your line through and two clips about 20 in.from the rear to wind your line on.