How much space between rods
848073
Approximately 2"Great rod! I researched many before buying this one. Two people to install makes it much easier.
848074
A bit shy of two inches. Just like the ones found in good hotels, plenty of room to hang towels or hand laundry.
848075
Approximately 2" Great rod! I researched many before buying this one. Two people to install makes it much easier.
1476002
The rod is 9" up to the curve. If you are hanging dry shirts, expect about 18. If you are looking to hang wet shirts, you need more airflow. Plan on more like 8-10.
1250356
Hi , i would personally suggest you to get a different rod. These tend to sag in between after sometime. They also fell on my head :(
1380539
I just measured mine so I could add a tie breaker to the 2 answers. 24" is correct for rod sections; the case is 25".
318091
not as large as regular closet rods...about 3/4"....got this for my elderly father who couldn't reach up high anymore....worked out nicely.
99804
I mounted it without the down rod. The downrod is 4 inches, my clearance is about 8. I wouldn't chance it, to close.
519419
2"... they fit perfectly with room to spare over standard rods. I have the "curved" rods and they fit perfect.
782154
That's a hard one to answer as the main body can be moved to any position on the vertical Rod-In the highest position the spacing is ten inches chuck to base-- Hope that helps-- e
1364008
I would assume less than half an inch (very small space between bars). At most, possibly 1/2 an inch.
950005
I think there won't be any issues. The case can extend out to over 8feet (I've stored an 8'6" rod in it) so your 6' rods won't be an issue. Not sure about the guides though. I believe the diameter of this is 6" - as long as the width of your rod (with the largest guides) doesn't exceed that, you should be fine. I've packed probably around 8 rods into mine (although they were all casting rods, not spinning, so shorter/lower profile guides all the way through).
1444691
Id say not. I keep a two piece 7 foot rod in mine and just don't think it has the extra room. However, in guess it would depend on where the joint in your rod is. Mine is not exactly in the center so one piece is shorter than the other. Hope this helps.
662758
There is not a lot of space behind the cylinder. I'd guess about an inch or so. But, you could put a spacer behind the whole unit to keep it further from the rail.
983049
I used two brackets for mine, but rod sags a bit in the middle. May decide to add another bracket.
98787
You will need 24" of wall space. Each drying rod is ~21" long, however the triangular mounting brackets will be 24" apart if you measure from the top outside corner to top outside corner.
314046
Rod is approximately 72" long. They can be overlapped. We used them to cover over old drapery rods.
2042546
The rods are 1 in but slip into 1 1/4 rod and get bolted. There is padding in the corners that makes it 1 1/4 to 1 1/2. The whole thing sticks out 4 inches from side of tub if not using the undermount brackets. It works great and easy to unstall.
945866
1.25" would still have some overlap, a bit more and the seam would butt together. if your rod is bigger yet, you could put the seam in the back or buy a second cover and put it underneath (covering the back slot).