will they slide seamlessly over (without getting hung up ) the part of the rod where the 2 sections come together to lengthen or shorten the rod?
919090
It slides well enough for me, I have never had to fight with it. I don't think anything would slide perfectly seamlessly when going from the thinner end of the rod to the bigger end but these work fine for me, 100x better than the plastic rings I used before! I would recommend them.
919091
probably, but it will depend some on the individual rod... i got this one Moen 52-5-BN Donner Commercial 5-Foot Stainless Steel Shower Rod Set, Brushed Nickel which is cut to length to make it a non-issue... these are the best rolling hangars i have seen anywhere regardless though. Over 6 months and still working great with not a spot of rust
919092
I have had no problem with this. I have the type of rod that bows out, so the "catch" area is at the ends. They sometimes get hung on this transition area, but a light tug usually works to dislodge them. These are the smoothest I have ever had and I purchased them specifically because I tried two other types that did not work at all. I am pleased with them. I believe there are none that would slide seamlessly, but these do well.
366403
Hi Serene, I personally don't have any issue with this at all. It has a nice twist and lock feature so you extend the pole to get the length you'd like and lock it in place ;-) I hope this helps!
837655
If you are asking about the 2 ends of the hanging rod, they pull out for extra length but do not come off. This is a great rack. Easy to roll about and all around easy to use.
1385231
Might be easier if you lock the short sides first then the long ones. But I agree with the last answer that the middle should be pulled up to lock then dropped in place as the last step.
1444691
Id say not. I keep a two piece 7 foot rod in mine and just don't think it has the extra room. However, in guess it would depend on where the joint in your rod is. Mine is not exactly in the center so one piece is shorter than the other. Hope this helps.
1459901
Yes these fit over a 2" rod very nicely without spliting. The plastic cover makes sliding your clothes back and forth a whole lot easier.
1759836
Yes, because it's tension rods on top and bottom. All you'll need to do is to set (twist) the top and bottom to fit.
1207976
Rod ends are plain and you should be able to shorten them. They are metal you may have trouble sawing thru them.
2070711
You have to use one of the rod but the shorter one is very close to the celling .
616956
Yes, it's very adjustable. You can remove sections of the rods if required.
6033
It's the 'twist tension' tyype. My husband actually used the same type of pieces that the rod slips into that are screwed into the wall that were up for the old rod so we're not really having to depend on the tension to keep it in place.
1843348
The height and length of the rod is adjustable. A thinne rod goes inside the base.
886546
As long as the pipe they are going on to is 2 1/2 inch pipe they will slide together
1616881
Yes, on mine the top bar is in several pieces. That said, the cloth will be bunched up at one end or the other because it is made for the whole width of the 10 foot rod.
2124682
If close to straight up, they will stay up. If sideways, about half the rods slip and the guy goes down, but the other half stay when placed in the sideways position.
868942
As you twist the rod it should expand while also maintaining a spring that allows you to wedge it in between the two walls/posts whatever. The rod is designed to vary in length while maintaining the spring. The rod that I got broke and it no longer grows longer as you twist it, it only maintains the spring in its shortest length.
1967753
Just the one "pair" that slide together making one complete adjustable rod.