How do you get the center hole around the pole? Do you have to remove the pole?
231816
It is made that way, it just lay around it and it's very good for your pots and pans. It keep everything in place and steady.
231817
It has a cut on one side so you just open it and place it around it. I want to warn you that the quality is very poor and it is cut much smaller than the lazy susan opening. The material used is so much thinner and flimsier than the rolls of material used for lining drawers.
231818
It has a slit in it - FYI I didn't really like this liner - my lazy susan is much bigger than the liner so it didn't really work for me - measure carefully.
231819
The picture is a little deceiving as there is a slit so you can "wrap around" the center piece.
231820
the product comes pre-cut from the center to one outer edge. you simply place it around the the pole. It lays perfectly flat. I was surprised and pleased at just how good this product is.
1351539
No, the poles do not come out. They are sewn in. But you could easily make a tiny slit in the fabric and pull them out.
1493671
Funny! I tried it a for awhile, it did not work. Went back to it, it did not work. Finally I figured it out. Have you figured it out yet? A couple of things: 1) the pole pulls out to be longer. It should be as tall as you are. 2) it seems like it does not fit in hole. But, you have to push hard. 3) Look at picture on box. The parts will actually end up looking like the picture. (Smile)
2045840
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.
1325396
The top with the ring is actually screwed into the base. Unscrew the very top knob, the top cover then can be removed from the center post
1465326
Just press both sides of the plastic cover to it. I have this pole and it works pertly to me!!
229190
Hi Cathy. I have to admitt that I have not yet had the post installed or taken it out of the packaging. I am awaiting an electrician to install it. If you are referring to a hole or holes near the top end of the pole to secure the lighting fixture, I don't believe this model has any. I have another post in my yard that is many many years old and the fixture fits securely down over the post without need for screws or other attachent. I would think that if a hole is needed to secure a fixture one could easily be drilled with an ordinary driller and bit. Hope this helps!
1137803
You don't want to drill a hole yourself. It would have to be absolutely perfect on both sides to work properly, could damage the system, and creates a liability. You'll want to contact the manufacturer's customer service at 800-225-3865 for a new pole piece.
239219
You have to pry out the plastic piece in the center to reach the screws. It came with a special tool for this but a flat screwdriver might work.
1976892
the pole will sort of "click" in before you can start tightening it. good luck
1829364
I purchased this last year and it detaches from the pole by pressing two little buttons on either side of the pole. However, mine does not look exactly like the one pictured here. I am unsure if the design has changed and I can't tell if it has the same buttons as mine from the pic.
2174214
hole is to big for pole had to make a shim and glue to pole for it to work hole diameter is 1"
1526322
Answer below is correct. I've found every tool I've purchased attaches the same way to the pole. Use one and you know how they all work.
789898
I just turn it upside down with a bucket underneath, then shovel out with a little hand shovel. It would be hard to scoop it out since there is a pole through the middle, despite the opening being about 1ftx1ft.
371834
No, at first we thought we would have to buy a smaller than standard pole then we realized the end pole slot can be easily removed allowing a standard pole to fit. It sits in the slot with no attaching. The quality matches the custom hardware I used when building our home. Very nice!
235968
There are no holes in the box. You will have to make your own. It comes will hardware to mount to a wall. To mount to a pole. You will need to find a way.
57107
It's been a while, but my vague recollection is that you need to slide the poles together "from the inside out". You may need to remove a cap from the end of the larger pole then slide the other/smaller diameter pole through that opening. Basically the smaller pole slides almost completely through the larger diameter pole. Anyhow that's my recollection and a can't confirm it first hand as the bounce back was purchased for my Grandkids and isn't readily available for perusal. Hope this suggestion is of help.