does this need to be attached with clamps or is there an opening for a rod????
931075
There was an opening on the one we purchased. So you can hand it from a back drop stand.
2150715
I don't use a clamp. I hang a lamp by wrapping the cord around the upper arm of the bracket attached vertically to the side wall of the aquarium.
2231624
You should not need any clamps. The vertical bar of the stand goes through a hole in the middle of this "4-Play" light strip. The lights are held in place by a hand-tightened bolt that secures them to the vertical bar.
1237383
This clamp as is only opens to 13/4 inches and the square could accommodate 3/4 inch rod but as you say, may be snug The clamp portion could be adjusted to fit 2 inches if you could take off the bit attacked to the screw - would require some strength - and use a large flat washer and nut to use in its place. The fixed "C" is 2 1/4 inches.
983820
We bought a simple 3 rod holder on line and zip tied it to the wire frame next to the motor mount. Worked great. One rod holder comes with the boat that can be mounted on either side to the oar railing
148473
No, there isn't. For me, this ends up being useful because it can swivel freely where and when I need it. Just be mindful of this when you're adjusting it, the clamp is very close to the base adjustment bolt.
1956582
Hello Lucy, it is NOT a tension rod, you will need to drill holes. But it is a very nice rod.
1906324
Yes, the clamp and screws required to connect this actuator to the rod are included. I also recommend using loctite on these screws to keep them from loosening through normal use. Loctite is not included.
1632673
It is attached by clamp and not that great of a clamp either. I purchased it as a gift and they could not use it because of the clamp....
252554
It is removable without tools, but it's also made to not fall off. You have to wiggle it alittle back and forth as you pull up on it. Has splines so you can get different angles on your rod as it airs in the holder.
2096370
There are no rods, you use tacking nails to secure it to your door frame. You will have to make adjustments to this product no matter what, but it should be fine for the width.
361532
Yes you need a clamp. It should fit your Razor. I put it in an old old Bear Grizzly! Instantly improved my grouping! Great Buy!
1765865
no need to take out rod; it velcros over the rod. Had trouble with zipper breaking with only a bit of use, though. I still bought second one which is okay so far with little use of opening and closing.
1644122
no, it comes with a down rod that is required for installation, there is only an option for a longer one.
730334
yes, I put a 3/8" rebar rod through the bottom rod. Then glued the end plugs. Finally, a really flexible bungee cord connected to the tie down. The weight and flexibility has saved me from the occasional gust of wind.
2167622
It doesn't come with rings. You attach this using curtain rings which usually open without having to remove the rod.
1231766
It doesn't come with a clamp, but you can buy it separately, which is what we did. It holds securely to the side of my kitchen island without slipping, even with regular use.