Does the horizontal bar move vertically along the bar at all? Can the height be adjusted?
1093607
I called HealthCraft and found that the Super Bar can be adjusted from 24 to 38 inches on the pole. It is then set at that height until you mechanically change it. Love the pole and the bar. Have 2 poles...one for bedroom and one with super bar for the toilet are
1093608
You can move it up or down by a few inches, but not the entire length of the pole. The arm pivots horizontally quite a bit more. Overall, it's been a very useful product.
91370
The vertical bars are about 1.25" apart and the horizontal bars are about 4.75" apart. Hope that helps!
1061782
Yes but you would have to have the bar move along a track and the unit attached to the bar. I actually built a frame that the unit attached to and then it could be rigged to move the frame
1528213
It is not possible to raise the bar. The bar is set into the steering column and to raise it, loosens the steering.
288905
No it is not. They are all connected to the main horizontal bar. I actually had to go home and look before I could answer. The are all individually tilt and swivel adjustable, but not height adjustable.Good luck and I hope this helps.JD
637254
No. It is attached to the sidebars & doesn't move, once you've put it together. However the speed & incline adjustments are on the arms as well as the console.
461005
Yes you do have some flexibility to move it slightly to the right or left and as said in other responses you can also adjust the vertical. On the vertical portion, the tv adjusted itself. We have trains going by so the vibration possibly adjusted it for us. As for the horizontal portion, once it on the wall, you will need a really long screwdriver to loosen and tighten the screws. Sorry can't remember if it is a regular or Phillips screwdriver.
370754
Not in my experience... little tilt vertically (up & down), but very versatile in horizontal angles
1733576
You can adjust your vertical angle to under 30°, just takes a wrench which is included. Horizontal is not really adjustable so much, unless you add a wobblier kit.
1053645
It does not have springs and I do not recall if the bar was adjustable or not. It was not very bouncy because it does not have springs.
190815
the hooks would be sideways if put on a horizontal bar, so i don't think that will work for you
2099727
I am not sure how you would do that, as the wire holder that comes with it, is designed to use on horizontal bars. You might could rig up something to make it work tho!
1476603
No, but perhaps Yes.As others have pointed out, 'adjustable' pertains to the height, not the width. The top bar is not adjustable, and is fixed at 60". If this rack _really_ meets your needs otherwise, it's possible to saw off each end of the top bar outside the attachment to the uprights without affecting the integrity of the stand as a whole. But that's a lot of work if you can find another rack elsewhere that meets your needs.
1035541
The bars on which the baskets hang are immobile. You can only adjust the height if you are able to add in new bars or support system.
731563
The one I have can only move about 10 inches or so. It is folded around the top bar and the material to adjust only goes down so far.
1454645
The height is not adjustable.Of course, if you are handy, you can saw off the bottom part, drill a couple hole for the bolts that connect the ladder to the bar that is fastened to the wall. Good luck.
2208782
Yes. The only thing you cant really adjust is how the light is affixed to the wall. The picture is a bit misleading in that regard. With the alignment of the screws (how it attaches to the box in the wall/ceiling), the bar is more level in the middle, with the left side pointing upward and the right side pointing downward, like this sort of: `---\. If that makes any sense at all. But yes, the lights themselves are adjustable and rotate within their sockets. Hope this helps.