I already have a wall bracket for a 1" diameter pole. And is this pole aluminum? Thanks.
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Yes it is aluminum and works well to keep our American flag from tangling during windy conditions. Randall E. in Coeur d'Alene ID
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Hi, I built my own custom concrete pad and am saving the bracket for another unit I will be suspending on a back wall. Since I have not installed the bracket yet, I can not properly respond to your question. SH
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Yes, mine are 1 inch, but the rod does not have to fit snugly. There is a set screw underneath where each rod sits that you can tighten to keep the rod from sliding sideways. I really like these brackets ....
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I'm using it with a 1.25" diameter pole, which is slightly too narrow. I think your 1.49" diameter pole would fit just fine.
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What size is the post that goes into the base. If it is 1/2 inch I would be able to use it with a universal wall bracket that I have. Thank you, Lewis
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I am not sure. I bought it as a replacement for the exact one that was already on the pole before so we didn't have to buy any additional brackets. Sorry I can't help you! Good Luck!
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The pole is not included. I would recommend you use a 2" diameter pole that you can cut to the ideal length, and then buy separate decorative pole-ends to cap it with. If the pole is going to go directly from wall-to-wall, then there are plastic wall-mounted pole-enders that help hold the ends from sagging. Even though a 2" diameter pole will fit snugly, it is also a good idea to sand the inside of the pole bracket a little and then use a thin coat of glue just to keep it from rotating. Choose the right type of glue depending on the material of the pole you use. You could probably use double-sided sticky tape as well. I am not sure if you can tell from the pictures, but the actual "U" that the pole sits in is a heavy duty plastic that with the right diameter pole, kind of snaps it in and holds it in place very well. I would recommend a plastic pole because then you can use a plastic glue that will bond very easily. The pole will be held very well without the glue, however, and is probably superfluous. (I just tend to go overboard on some details, haha)
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No, a pole is not included with the bracket. I believe the same company makes a good pole for it, with I obtained. Also make sure you get 2 brackets, if you purchase, because it only came with one (I buyed another one)
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That bracket is 1 and 5/8 inches. I really like this item. It works great without banging around.
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So far I cut the pipe 1in diameter and the bracket is about 1/4 in and I have no problem with it.
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Unfortunatley, it's not designed to mount on the arm like the other styles do. I welded a 3/4 inch pipe coupling onto the swing bracket and attached this to pipe fittings to install it to my light pole
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The pole itself it about 2", but 1.5" would work as well it material is strong.
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I am re-answering the question as I just read someone said the pole was metal. It's is definitely NOT metal, but a hard plastic, as I just went out in the garage and looked at.
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Just checked my mount and it should hold a 2 inch diameter pole but not bigger than 2 inches. Remember that the diameter is the width. I have not sean a pole that is more than 2 inches in diameter.
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I'm sorry, I did not keep the pole since it was a little flimsy and it had a flat bracket on the top that does not show the photo. I think it had a diameter of between 3/4" to 1"
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I made some L brackets Out of aluminum Scrap I Had laying around . I use self tapping screws Attach brackets to each Corner . Which is more than enough support to hold on To your Roof Or A wall !
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Not quite sure of your question.Are you talking about the aluminum posts I mounted it on?Please let me know I will try to help you out.