whats the deepest projection rod yòu can get?
1250356
Hi , i would personally suggest you to get a different rod. These tend to sag in between after sometime. They also fell on my head :(
895996
Yes, I used a 1 inch rod. Word of warning: I used Levolor brackets similar to these through out my house with no problem. The ones I received are not like the ones pictured. The bracket vertically instead of horizontal to the wall mount. As a result the weight of the rod and curtains will pull on the bracket, forcing the horizontal bottom edge of the bracket into the drywall. Brackets that have vertical supports are much more stable and can hold the weight combined weight of curtain and rod.
855120
Basic fiberglass rod so not really designed for sharp bends. You might get way with it if the ell is a large enough radius- say 18" or so.
1544759
According to the manufacturer you can do flush mount, straight drop down or "angled ceiling" mount. You should be good to go with a longer rod that you'll have to purchase separately.
608860
There are many rod of this length. Both fresh and saltwater. My serf rods of choice are between 9 and 11 ft.I love Ugly sticks because you can use light to heavy test line and the fight is the same. If you go tall thenget something as light as you can.
1478394
I bought the extention rod but ended up using the 6 inch down rod. The 6 inch rod and the fact that the fan in on the bottom of the light puts the fan blades about 18' down from the ceiling. Unless you have a really high ceiling 9' plus. You don't need the extention rod.
270187
I've got the Diablo Freud 8" stacked set that can do up to 7/8 with all the shims and spacers. I've used it up to 13/16. It's not the fanciest / best out there, (I think I paid $99 at HD), but it seems to work well. It's my firsts dado set so I don't have anything to compare it to, but the three projects I've worked on so far have come out great.
404734
Yes they do but not as deep as I have seen on others. Still a nice rod holder..
2207842
The manufacturer only recommends adding an additional 12 inches to the length otherwise you start to lose stability. This happens when you piece together the rods rather then using one single length rod. They do have custom rods available in 2, 3, 4, and 5 foot increments. By using a single length rod, you don't compromise on stability. These rods are in stock but are not listed anywhere. You can call me at 847-669-9355 M-F 9-4 central time for more information and to order the rods.Thanks,MicheleBlue Marble Lighting
1161728
I use an Ugly Stick BWB1130 pole. It offers excellent strength but is flexible enough to easily feel bites while deep sea fishing.
182442
I ordered a stainless steel 19mm x 72" rod from a company online. Don't remember the name, I just Googled until I found a go price and delivery time. Use stainless steel if you can. My friend has a similar setup and we originally built his with steel, a 1"x72" rod. He has to keep the rod oiled up with cooking or olive oil.
1400626
I used a 1" OD for mine but for a friend of mine i just used one from Menards. Bronze colored 4ft poles. It was a tight fit but worked great.
43567
I have the ABF 40 on a 6.5' ugly stick. Works great. An ABF 90 should do well on a 9' rod.
170178
I would not trust a rod for a reel this heavy that was more than 2 pieces. Ebay had a couple of rods for around $80 last time I looked. Stay with graphite instead of fiberglass.
1610718
I believe 4 feet is the longest. We bought a 3 foot down rod and it works great! Live the fan!
100238
I bought the nine foot version and it did breakdown into two equal or at least very close to equal lengths. By the way, very good rod for the money.
1908211
I have one of the Citrix rods, and they are very nice. What you are showing is the 7 foot 2 inch rod. But if he needs the 6 foot 6 inch rod, you need to ge this one: Okuma's Citrix Three Piece Lightweight Travel Rods-CIT-S-664ML (Black, 6-Feet/6-Inch)