Picture shows this attaching to a huge metal pole. For indoor use, what do you install on the opposite wall for it to attach to when extended?
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The unit comes with a hook and bolts that attach to the pole outside. It would easily mount on a wall, as the hook is flat. Just make sure those bolts go into a wall stud!
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It has a bracket that could screw to any flat surface. The pole is most common but it could mount to any stable surface such as a wall stud or something equally solid.
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It comes with all the parts needed to attach the provided "hook" very solid, my wife is very happy with this thing. Happywifehappylife
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The metal bracket that came with it. You might need to adjust the tension on the lines, too.
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I use mine on a pole...Sorry, I didn't keep the instructions so sorry...Wish I could help...
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Guess you could attach a wire to the top of a pole and let it dangle. Mine is hanging on a garden arch via a hanging basket hanger. An excellent product.
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I think that would be a very tight fit. However there is a 2 inch foot piece on it at the bottom and about a 1 inch foot at the top. Those come off but are really necessary to provide a rubber no slip end on the pole. I also don't know if you can push the extension all the way in, the farther it goes in the tighter and more resistance the spring offers. It may not be possible to push it down that far. I don't think this will fit your space without modification, which is probably not recommended.
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We took a picture hanger hook and nailed it to the wall then used the picture hanging wire and wrapped it around the top suction cup and hung it on the hook. Hope that makes sense!
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mount it to the wall. It will be very secure. It comes with a very good bracket. It is very heavy.
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mine did the same thing. I just happen to have a pole that fit perfectly in the connection. I'm not sure if it would fit. But how about a closet pole.
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You can put it as deep as you need for your particular situation. It is just a pole. You could also attach it to something with a clamp.
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They supply the pole for the convenience of a way to extend the fixture out past the soffit. The pole supplied can also be used to clamp on to a ground pole instead of a building side. It is just an option they throw in the deal. How it is fastened to a particular structure is up to the installer. This is kind of cool as most places just give you the fixture and charge extra for the pole. I mounted mine directly to my pole barn so,,I have two extras!!
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I hang mine from a tree....but it can also be hung by a pole. Either will work!
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I got a 1 1/2" galvanized pole about 8' long and a pack of 2 one hole straps (that's what they are called). They look like question marks, the top goes around the pole and the bottom flat part where the screw hole is gets screwed into the back of the house. Tighten the screws and this will hold the house in place. Dig a hole and put the pole in the ground add a little concrete and your done. If you don't understand my unclear directions just go to a hardware store and explain what you want to do and they should be able to help you. Good luck.
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There are two separate extensions for each pole. You have to loosen and extend each independently from the other extension.
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It comes with an attachment that you can use. My husband built a pedestal-type pole using a 4x4. He screwed the attachment on to that and the house fits over it securely. Without using the attachment device, the house would accommodate a pole maybe up to 1/2 inch diameter (I'm not at home, so I can't be too precise - might be a little larger). To me it looks like a standard diameter. It goes into the house about 3". I do think using the attachment and securing it on to a wooden base would probably be best. Using a pole alone would be wobbly, I think.
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It's actually just sitting in my room. I was trying to get someone to install it but no one wanted to touch it with a ten foot pole because they didn't want to mess anything up. I doubt ill find someone
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Yes it is designed to attach to a longer pole, though haven't tried doing so. We only use it in our shower stall. Sorry, can't definitely answer your second question.
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You could try a 3M hook. Sorry, there is no way to know for sure what will work for your wall.
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You will need a stand. Mine is installed through a hole in a round patio table and the pole sits in a stand on the floor.Hope this helps.