does it hang low enoughf from a cirtain rod for someone who needs to sit on a chair
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Hi CateB,This would depend on how high the chair is. You may be able to adjust the rod so that you can reach for it better as well. Hope that helps.
1034949
I don't think so unless your curtain rod is lower than the usual height. You may be able to have someone string it up for you so that it would be at the height you need.
1034950
No not really. It is closer towards the curtain rod. I guess if you add an extension like string then it would be lower.
1034951
Probably not unless you are tall and have very long arms. You might be able to reach the two bottom pockets but the upper two are doubtful.
1034952
No it does not and they are not well made, the center of the pockets come apart.
1034953
In my opinion, it does not sit low enough on the shower curtain rod, but I think you can reach it sitting on a chair if you get some shower curtain hooks and put it on the towel rod that is in the bathtub.
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I think it would depend on the height of the chair and shower curtain rod as well as the height of the person. I'm 5'5" and sitting I'm positive I could reach the lower two pouches, but definitely not the top ones. You could always attach string of some sort to make it hang lower as well
321800
We have ours hanging in a tree and it's awesome! It does hang low, so if you're hanging it inside you would need a high ceasing.
378032
My chair is hung from a C stand, I can't remember if the chair came with necessary hooks or not, I might have used my old hardware, but the ropes are looped so it can hang from a C stand.
1530582
In response to your question, the answer is no it is not heavy enough. I used on a small chair and it was not thick enough for daily use. It is however a beautiful color.
251280
I don't have the chair with me, but I would think it would be low enough. You sit straddling one of the legs.
714239
Yes, it sits on two short rods. I bent both of mine slightly up to prevent the iron from falling backwards, since the cradle is a little too large for my iron.
1862997
no too low your legs wont fit under the desk unless you have a VERY short chair
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It depends upon how much mobility you have. But if you have someone hang the extension rod for you, it can definitely be adjusted so that it is closer to the ground.
459302
I hung it from my ceiling and it worked fine. The rod wasn't long enough for me but I bought a longer one from the hardware store to get it further from the ceiling.
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Yes. My husband loves it. He has steel rods in his back and has found it difficult to sit in certain chairs. His only complaint is it doesn't lean back very much.
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It doesn´t hang down lower, but I think that you need to modify it to match together. I modified the stock plastic valance panel for reuse it.
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No. I have tried to get it lower, but have not been able to. That is my only complaint. It took me awhile to figure out where to set it up to get it low enough. I put it in a straight back chair behind the comfy chair that I sit in. Works well. I have one of the original professional style dryers, and this one is nothing like it, but the price was good, very lightweight, and it dries well, so I kept it.
2198626
Yes. You will sit slightly higher than average, but it does not affect motion.
136528
I use it for mine, and while not perfect, it sits a bit low, it does what I wanted it for.
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A down rod give you space between the ceiling and the blades of the fan. If you have a low ceiling, you might need a 6" down rod or none at all. I have a very high ceiling. I used a 36" down rod to bring the fan lower into the room. There are guidelines for measuring how low a fan should be. With the one I used, I have plenty of head room. The fan looks beautiful and the balance in the room is right.
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It goes low enough, the problem you might have is the seat depth from front to back - I'm 5'7" and its too long for me to be able to sit back in the chair
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It does hang down low, but we purchased the tree kit and were able to raise those ties up accordingly.