Apparently, the total length of the top bar is 60", with about 6" overhang on each end. Would it be possible to shorten that length to about 50"?
1476601
Per Classic Store Fixtures... No it is not possible unless you know someone who can cut and weld the top bar and replace the tear drop ends, then would be possible. There are clothing racks other that are 4 ft long you might be interested in. Also be careful who you buy this rack from there are many on amazon advertising the commercial version but do not really sell the true commecial grade version of this Garment Rack thanks Ben Elkins Classic Store Fixtures
1476602
Hi, I have long gowns and need a rack with a max height of 75 or higher. Would this work?
1476603
No, but perhaps Yes.As others have pointed out, 'adjustable' pertains to the height, not the width. The top bar is not adjustable, and is fixed at 60". If this rack _really_ meets your needs otherwise, it's possible to saw off each end of the top bar outside the attachment to the uprights without affecting the integrity of the stand as a whole. But that's a lot of work if you can find another rack elsewhere that meets your needs.
1476604
The rack that I purchased is very well built and will hold lots of seasonal clothes. It rolls very well and is very sturdy, no tipping, as I roll it in and out of a closet. It is well worth the money. The hanging bar is not adjustable (can not shorten).
1476605
No. It is a solid bar. You can adjust the height by raising or lowering it, but the width is fixed.
1476606
I think you could because like it says that it's adjustable. Each end has holes where you can bring it up or down and then the bottom part you can pull it in and out. It's very sturdy and it holds ALOT of clothing. Good luck.
1476607
The bar cannot be shortened as there is no way to adjust it. Only the sides can be raised or lowered.
681578
I don't see why not. The bar is a pre-measured length (18", 24" etc.). It just slips into the end caps. With a good hack-saw, there is no reason to think that you would not be able to trim the bar to a smaller length.
1020034
Maybe an inch or two higher than the existing bars. It's shorter than the antenna.
625428
6' will place you very close to the top. As for position holding straight out of the box, my answer would be no. The bar is not knurled, so unless you put in extra effort in either pinning or using Lok-tight, it will most likely slip. I went with taking mine off after the first use.
1280202
No. The rod ends have a roll up device that would not be easy to remove in order to change the length.
1787456
I'm not sure what you are really asking, but I have a 6' and a 7' bar, and only the 7' fits on the rack. the 6 is 6" too short to lay properly on the posts that make up the rack. Maybe they updated it, but when I got mine in August, there was no 8" bar to adjust the rack size.
2177590
If you mean can you shorten or lengthen the distance from seat, no. The bar is very easy to change from trampoline to support bar. Very happy with mine and was easy to put together.
74794
mine is shorter than that but I am using pvc pipe to make an extended frame for the top think it will work
1022742
I am not sure but I don't see why you couldn't. This isn't any different from a stock track bar accept being able to adjust the length.
166511
I'll get back to you tomorrow morning.. I use a 6' bar and it makes it with some room to spare so my first impression would be no. I'll give you a more precise answer tomorrow when I get home.
1787459
I don't believe a shorter bar came with it. Maybe something you would have to order separately
1136958
This is not enough. You could buy an extension that curves down at least 6". It's easily obtained from any hardware store. But the way it is now - the answer is "NO."
2021259
no, you're about 4 inches short to be perfect. could make it work at 60 inches.
474163
I actually measured 63 3/8" from floor to the top of the J-hook in highest hole which is the height the bar would be. I'm not sure what the 59 1/4" is unless they changed the design. Be aware though that at the highest setting of 63 1/4" there is only 4 1/4" between the J hook and the top bar of the rack itself. It would be difficult to maneuver the bar in and out of a squat at that setting.
2266359
That's too short. I think you'd need around 6 inches minimum to safely attach.
695605
On our tops, each piece is not going to be 48" long. Each rail could have anywhere from 2-4 joints on average to make the 48" length.
1786251
Yes, if you apply a gentle pull the bar pulls from the bracket and you can then cut it to length. I did this for one of my locations.