Any chance (with breakdown rods) they could fit INSIDE rather than on the outside? looking for something to keep the rods safe, secure and clean
1477045
It's good to carry them in. But, the strap tends to rip from the bag. Very poor stitching. I tried to stitch back together and it riped in another spot.
1477046
You could put rods inside. I would recommend you slip an 8" Sono Tube (at Lowe's or Home Depot) to make the walls rigid to prevent crushing.
63589
This is good but limited. I think these rods have to be screwed in so I am assuming they would have to be by the same manufacturer. I upgraded to a more adaptable system where the rods could be adjusted by a screw grip on the sides. I gave the opteka away so don't have it anymore. I suppose the fact I got it and then gave it away and went for something else that could be adapted says it all as far as my experience is.
869520
What I did was purchase a small set of bathroom shelves from Home Depot, and cut it down to the size I wanted. the shelves sit inside the safe, and are not attached to the side. I use the safe to store primers and powder, as well as ammunition and firearms. Deprending what you wish to store inside, you may be able to find shelves at Amazon that are the right size for your purpose.
387630
I can't imagine you'd have any trouble with two rods. Should fit no problem. The only issue you might have would be with the size of the guide rings on large rods. The width might get a little tight there. But I wouldn't expect it to be a problem unless you were talking 4 or more large rods.
63701
Probably the best way to fix that is to go to a hardware store and buy a thicker diameter rod that will fit in the rod holder. Standard size closet pole should do.
1342706
I took the screws out to store mine. The beams fit pretty snug so depending on what your needs are you could leave the beams a little long so they wouldn't wobble out or put in a couple of screws part way or drill a couple of holes for removable pins, (which is what I think I will do next time I use them).
1740164
There are pins that keep rods intact. the pins cannot be removed. Allows rods to drain without falling through
1391205
I don't recall seeing anything in the packaging about purchasing extra rods. You'd probably have better luck contacting the manufacturer.
522334
I think they will work just fine actually. I don't know how big the diameter is of the rods we have now, but we make them work mostly because we don't have to open and close the curtains very often. If we did, the sliding of the rods due to the looseness might bother me more. I don't know the diameter of the opening. I'm sorry
1159480
There would just be extra wire hanging below the bottom shelf and you might have to use fewer sheves. I think he would make you one shorter and possibly wider but you would still have to have a board or moulding across the top to hang it from.
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).
2186955
I would not put in a rod. the material is thin and probably wouldn't be able to hold. If you still wanted to give it a try, maybe the only hanger size that would work would be the baby hangers - but I'd question that too. the storage underneath is probably best for folded items. Hope that this helps!
1427746
I'm not sure what you mean by "room" to hang them...I'm not sure how you would hang a rod if that's what you mean as the only place would be on the horizontal metal frame. If you could figure out how to hang the rod or wire I guess yes that would work. Would look very nice.
2210279
Steel rods go through to add strength. Good luck with velvet strip...... super flue maybe?
1998994
I would consider a Rod type on a safe that big. My safe is a 14 gun with an interior cubic foot measurement of 6.4 but the Peet dryer does work well . The plug end of the cord is not attached so you either run it out one of the bolt holes or drill a small hole thru the side and run the cord thru it before attaching the plug end.
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 :(
1609992
It depends, if you're talking about the back of it then pretty much so the rods aren't touching. The sides need a little more room, maybe about a foot because the rods bend and you need to give room for them to move. That way the tops of the rods won't smash into the wall.