Can you put it on a pole with no thread by nailing it in?
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This is risky. You'd not only damage the integrity of the brush's pole but you would also make a weak, loose joint with the nail in the receiving pole. It would be better to pick up a matching telescopic pole from a local Lowes or Home Depot. This worked well for me.
1001047
You can or a screw may be better than a nail. Question is why would you by such a great brush and not invest in a proper pole?
1142052
No, just corded string and pins to help guy the posts. I would recommend heavier pins.
953824
There are a couple of *tiny* little holes at the top of the plastic bracket. You'd need a needle small 's' hook or something like that and a string or chain to hang it from... but sure, it's possible.
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.
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The answer to both the questions is yes . Use a hole saw for the conduit connector and the mounting to the pole can be done us an back plate or drill a hole through the box .
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Hi Gayle. Without doing some fancy bracket work on the bluebird house or drilling holes into the pole to screw the inside of the bluebird house to the pole the answer is no ~ not designed for that, but boy it would make life easy if it were! That would be a great suggestion to the manufacturer. Shari
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Yes - it screwed on to a standard pole with a threaded end purchased in the paining section of Home depot.
1305083
No nailing needed. Mine is only pressure and is very secure with a toddler in my house every week.
1181328
You install the unit by unscrewing the ball and slipping it onto the same threaded bolt. I am unsure how the pole diameter itself would/could affect installation as the unit "sits on top of" the pole.
1573792
Yes. It has to be metal. If wood, the tension and torsion would split the pole.
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Yes, but remember that the thread must be separated. It comes as a thicker thread, you must pull out the individual strands which are the invisible thread.
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the pole will sort of "click" in before you can start tightening it. good luck
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It is not designed to go on a pole, but if our handy, I don't know why it could not be modified by drilling some screws into the bottom or you could hang it from an shepherds hook off the top. I bought a hook from MacKenzie-Childs that looks incredible with this. I get many compliments.
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I honestly do not see how. The only thing you could do is hang it from a shepherd's hook. The bottom is just the wire mesh - there would be no place to attach it to a pole.
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Absolutely. You tighten it by turning the top bar tight against the ceiling and can make it very tight. It is important to make sure you place the top bar where a stud/ceiling joist is if you have a drywall ceiling so that you don't damage or push the ceiling up as you tighten the pole. If you have a wood ceiling, no problem.
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It is a little tricky. It is most easily performed with the pole completely collapsed. I screw the base on from the bottom, holding the pole above with the other hand. Getting the threads to match up may take several attempts. I can usually get it on no problem, although there have been a few occasions where i timed out on my frustration limit and had to come back to it O.o My girlfriend has much difficulty attaching it. As for mine, there is no error in manufacture, rather, just a tricky connection. Assuming your threads have been properly machined, you should be able to get it with some practice. Good luck, Dalton
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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.