Can the sections be shortened to use as a short support strut, say 2' to 6'. The shortest length of this is too long for my application, so I'm wondering if this can be dis-assembled so that each section can be shortened by half. Thanx much for any answers! Can the sections be shortened to use as a short support strut, say 2' to 6'. The shortest length of this is too long for my application, so I'm wondering if this can be dis-assembled... » Read More Can the sections be shortened to use as a short support strut, say 2' to 6'. The shortest length of this is too long for my application, so I'm wondering if this can be dis-assembled so that each section can be shortened by half. Thanx much for any answers! « Show Less
223780
Yes, can disassemble and shortened the sections to have the length your are looking for.
223781
Hi Nigel, did you end up trying this? I'm looking to do the same thing and would love to know how it worked for you. (or if you were able to find a product with better dimensions to begin with) Thanks!
223782
The pole is in 3 pcs that do come apart. The end section that would hold a net or something is 4 ft.
957353
The side bars come pre scored an one inch intervals starting at 27" down to 24". Beyond the 24" mark there are no more scores which means that it can not be easily snapped off smaller than that. While technically you could shorten it beyond the pre-scored 24" mark, but you would be on your own to figure out the appropriate tools to trim it off.
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.
1120953
We just used these brackets on a 1/2" x 18" deep x 5' long piece of pine wood we sanded and finished to be used as a fold down desk for a space saving solution for a small bedroom. It is working great - Just make sure you screw the short end of the brackets into the studs in your wall for good support. We placed the brackets about 32" apart so we could reach both easily at the same time in order to collapse them (which you need to do for these to function properly). I thought they were a bit pricey, but they provide a sturdy support system and function in the way we hoped they would, so no complaints. We just used these brackets on a 1/2" x 18" deep x 5' long piece of pine wood we sanded and finished to be used as a fold down desk for a space saving solution for a small bedroom. It is working great - Just make sure you screw the short end of the brackets into the studs in your wall for good support. We placed the brackets about 32" apart so we could reach both easily at the same time in order to collapse them (which you need to do for these to function properly). I thought they were a bit pricey, but they provide a sturdy support system and function in the way we hoped... » Read More We just used these brackets on a 1/2" x 18" deep x 5' long piece of pine wood we sanded and finished to be used as a fold down desk for a space saving solution for a small bedroom. It is working great - Just make sure you screw the short end of the brackets into the studs in your wall for good support. We placed the brackets about 32" apart so we could reach both easily at the same time in order to collapse them (which you need to do for these to function properly). I thought they were a bit pricey, but they provide a sturdy support system and function in the way we hoped they would, so no complaints. « Show Less
1256882
Nope it is two 3 foot sections that snapped together. I only use half the rail , because my cab is not more than 6 foot. Hope that helped.
128278
The short answer, no. You could possibly leave it divided in two but then you would lack some stability. IT is not actually that tall, less than 6' so if height is a concern, I would search for something else.
1398048
Yes, it is too short. However, after working with it, you can get it to close.
681576
Yes, the bar can be shortened. A tubing cutter or a careful cut with a hacksaw will reduce the bar length to your needs. The bar simply slides into the wall mounted supports so measure carefully and cut as needed.
800828
I don't think you can shorten it. We have ours attached to a post and a tree.
1421073
Hi Brian, No, I would not recommend shortening this wire, esp. since it has a warranty. When we purchased this product, we thought it was going to be too long for the designated overhead portion of our roof, but turns out it fit perfectly. Once we looped the wire up and down to cover the entire area we wanted protected, the length actually turned out to be perfect.
648572
I had to have another extension built but it works great. The first extension I had made was 12 inches I will probably have another made 6 inches when we start traveling as I think it be according to your spot as to how long it will need to be.
1618653
Only by modifications ....you would have to cut the ends off of the frame for the length you desire and then weld the pieces back on to the rail. This is the only way we know of...hope this helps.
1495827
You can shorten at the install. Once shortened you would have to splice wire to make longer.
223480
It is definitely possible to be left off. I would not recommend doing this though. That rear panel is the main stabilizer for the whole table. It would not be very stable or safe to put anything on.
487489
Yes, it came as three 4 feet sections so you wouldn't even need to cut; just only use 2 sections.
71464
Not sure what you mean by the "short end". I am 5'4" and this unit works perfectly. I believe it is adjustable when you put it together, which BTW, requires a LOT of patience. I DO use this and it's a life saver and doesn't take much space, is sturdy for me at 150 pounds. I am very satisfied. Reading the OTHER answer, I likely like this because I had no comparison. I don't think it is junk, but if you are comparing a Honda to a Cadillac, there is going to be a difference. Some people think Hondas are JUNK. I drive an Escalade and probably, because I have the comparison, wouldn't be happy in a Honda. That said, if you have limited space, limited funds, and you don't mind the aggravation of putting this thing together, I think it IS useful. I don't stay on it longer than 20 minutes, so even with eleven slipped disks, the material, like a canvas, isn't particular comfortable, but it does the job of inverting your spine quite well. If money and space are not issues, maybe go with one that has memory foam, or use a little throw pillow if you need one.
1637617
I am not sure, but there are separate pieces to it at different lengths. If you need it shorter you can just leave a section out, but you might not be able to use all of the shelves if you do.