what is the distance from the floor to the lower hooks that hold the drywall in the cradle? working on a low ceiling.
1193880
I don't use the hooks too much, if you get the thing and use it, you'll note that the best thing to do is put the unit in a place where you need to raise the sheetrock to the ceiling and lock the wheels. Then lock the unit so its flat area is facing the ceiling and place your cut sheet of sheetrock on the lift...make sure it's in place and start cranking. I use the hooks to maneuver the sheetrock in place (even though the wheels are locked, you can move it slightly if you are off a little bit). This thing is pure genius and at it's great price, it has been great to own it so I don't have to rush. The lowest setting of the unit is 54", so your low ceiling shouldn't be an issue. Good luck! I don't use the hooks too much, if you get the thing and use it, you'll note that the best thing to do is put the unit in a place where you need to raise the sheetrock to the ceiling and lock the wheels. Then lock the unit so its flat area is facing the ceiling and place your cut sheet of sheetrock on the lift...make sure it's in place and start cranking. I use the hooks to maneuver the sheetrock in place (even though the wheels are locked, you can move it slightly if you are off a little bit). This thing is pure genius and at it's great price, it has been great to own it so I don't have to... » Read More I don't use the hooks too much, if you get the thing and use it, you'll note that the best thing to do is put the unit in a place where you need to raise the sheetrock to the ceiling and lock the wheels. Then lock the unit so its flat area is facing the ceiling and place your cut sheet of sheetrock on the lift...make sure it's in place and start cranking. I use the hooks to maneuver the sheetrock in place (even though the wheels are locked, you can move it slightly if you are off a little bit). This thing is pure genius and at it's great price, it has been great to own it so I don't have to rush. The lowest setting of the unit is 54", so your low ceiling shouldn't be an issue. Good luck! « Show Less
1193881
Mine is disassembled, but from what I remember, the platform that holds the drywall was about to my chin, so I'll call it at 5'2".
1193882
I hung plywood on a 10 foot ceiling. I then started at the top to hang plywood on the wall. The first roll was a breeze. I was not able to hang the second role because the hooks were to high. The lowest the hooks will go is 3 feet from the floor on an angle to hang plywood on walls.
866166
I put the bottom of the mounting plate (plastic backing piece) at 7.5 feet from the floor. Works well...
1575355
The bar is a foot from the ceiling then another good two inches with the hook that hold the pans. We like our pan holder however it did not come with the footings that are attached to the ceiling which I liked and would have like to have. We had to find our own decorative celing mounts that are only half in thick so the ceiling mount that you get or have will be another couple of inches.
1462672
Not quite an inch.Between hooks it is 4" 2/8. Outside of hooks just a bit more than 5" 3/54
68704
The distance between the top and bottom hooks is 9 1/4 inches. I hang my collar necklaces on the top and the long necklaces on the bottom hooks.
2279411
Nope. My ceiling is 1/2" drywall and they have little clamps that hold them in place. Not sure about thicker ceilings though.
2200275
I'm 5'11" and my rack is hanging from a 10' ceiling. If you can't reach, you can go to Lowe's or Home Depot and get some chain to bring the rack closer to you.
1921773
I just measured ours, and you can expect roughly about 28" of clearance from the bottom of the hook to where the bend in the base of the rod (where it goes into the mounting clamp).
1523211
It depends on how thick your hangers are. It comes out about a foot from the wall.
1130333
How deep is this from the flush mounting point to the end of the terminals?
2194429
There was def some room to give when I used this on standard drywall, but I couldn't give you an exact depth the screws allowed
630830
They extenders lower it about the 16". You can always use chain between the extenders and the ceiling hooks to extend it as far as you need.
692435
Thank you all for the great answers. How high from the ground is the cradle? Oops sorry, I'm Jan's wife, Peggy.
1195983
It depends upon how high the hook catches are on your headboard and footboard. On my bed it's 8.5 inches from floor to bottom of bed frame. I have both hooks on catches. The frame bottom is roughly between the two catches. I suppose if I wanted it higher or lower, I could just use one hook catch. However, if I wanted it higher, probably would be better to add a lifter to the legs. Hope this helps
960791
The pedals are adjustable. At the lowest setting, the higher pedal is 15" from the floor. I'm 5'6" and have 7" ceilings, and this works perfectly for me. I hope it works for you too!
452561
When the unit is closed up, it hangs down 8.25 inches from the top of the door; the hook, however, is 7.25 inches from the top. When the unit is open and fully extended, the major hook-rack hangs down 7.5 inches, but a smaller hook is 9.125 inches down from the top of the door.
620432
O.D. of hangers is 19 5/16" From top of hook radius to O.D. of bottom rung is 9 1/2"