Would I be able to use this unit in a space that is 4 feet? Want to use this pole under my existing corner soap dish, which is caulked onto the tile.
256388
Could be possible, as you put it together and can use the poles as you wish. However, I don't want to say it can be done, but the pole is in 4 pieces. Hope this helps!
1830104
I don't see why you couldn't, but I'd personally be afraid to try. The 4 inch fits the standard size decorative plates perfectly. A suggestion: whichever size you get, be sure to let the adhesive dry for 24 hrs before hanging the plate. I hung eight plates, they've been up for just over a year, no issues.
1757436
This pole is not intended for that purpose. This pole would bend too easily to depend on it as or with a safety hook. There are devices from the same supplier that are intended and designed as safety/shepherds hooks.
1882830
It isn't made for a corner so there would be a lot of space behind it. It would work but whether you would like how it looks is up to you. Get a five foot object and position it where you would put the stand and see if it is too far from the corner for you. I think I wouldn't mind it since it is a great stand. Hope this helps.
2284695
Yes, I had planned to do the same, but ended up keeping it on since you can place it as high or low on the bar, or turn it off to one side. I have the soap dish pushed down all the way to the bottom, and turned off to the right side to stay dry. My handheld is is on the left in the lowest position right above the soap dish. This is in my 4 yr old's bathroom and is the perfect height. You are only losing .5" above the turn-on knob by leaving the soap dispenser on. You can move both the soap dispenser and handheld up or down with every shower if you want to. We have two of these shower heads, and everyone loves them.
25655
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.
2146719
This is not for a 4x4 post...either square or round........its for a metal pole or a wood pole like you would use in your closet. Either square or round will work as long as the pole is under about 2 "It really keeps the nest safe. ..from everything
918310
I used this product on a flat ceiling but , as with all the units I've installed, I do a simple , cheap add on that may work for you..... Use some PVC fittings ( I used a coupling and cap on the ceiling end of the pole. This may work for you with a liittle trial and error to figure out whether 1/2 " or3/4 " fittings would work best in your application.I used this product with success and happy with it..... I would buy again.
920738
It would be pretty difficult due to how close you would be to the wall. I would suggest going to a ceiling mounted unit.
1987030
The Pole is 4 ft long. I know of no extension available. Anything longer would make it difficult to hold out for very long.
1855442
Ooh, that's tough. The pole definitely won't extend to 12ft - maybe 10 or so. As it's pressure mounted, you'd have to build something to decrease that distance. Maybe something like a small stage on the floor? That or a block of some type on the ceiling though it would be hard to make it stable enough...
2108118
I respectfully disagree with all of the previous responses. I had the same exact question/concern when I purchased this unit and I found that it works fine with only 1" of clearance between the edge of the tub and the wall. My response is based on an actual measurement and usage.
1823719
Don't think you want to do that. The 4-pole unit would bow quite badly - don't know if would be any taller than 3 poles.
13317
I don't think this will work other than standing alone on a surface. It is quite heavy, the supports are not threaded and I think it will fall if mounted on an extension. You might consider a different style. Hope this helps.
267786
If you attach antenna brackets up the side of a house or something to stabilize it you could. Otherwise 6-7 ft is about it . Also depends on if it's a wooden or metal pole.
633082
Yes it can. Depends on location and what you want the area to look like. You have appx. 10' of pipe run (1/4" per foot drain rule} to create your location. You will need to build a 2x6 stud wall from the floor to the ceiling to support your wall mount.
1758078
I'm really not sure. But I will tell you, our house is very old. 1952. Everything is too small it seems for modern fixtures. With that said, our cabinet base was approximately 32" and there is plenty of room on either side , inches to spare, between the sink and the wall of the cabinet base under the sink. I'd probably risk it. I think you'd be ok. But make sure the return would be easy just in that off chance it's not. Good luck.