I lost the instructions and cannot figure out how to shorten the pole. Can anyone help?
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Extend the top rod (tension part) so that it reaches the ceiling then add 1". Now twist the tension pole to tighten/lock in position. Compress the pole against the ceiling then "swing" bottom pole into position. You also may need to eliminate one of the extension poles (comes with 5 poles). I didn't need the short pole in my floor-to-ceiling installation.
1108216
I'm awfully sorry, but I gave this to a family member, so I don't have it to check. I would suggest going on line to see if you can find a download of the instructions
898561
There is a plastic part that has to be removed. It was on the tip of one of the poles. I didn't realize it at first and it interfered with the functioning.
485819
It was a bit confusing. Mine didn't have any actual directions either, just a piece of paper with pictures of how to do it. I had to look at the photo and go off that. First start off by making a squared "U", that will be the sides and back. Then add on the bottom and next two shelves, I believe it was a matter of sliding the little legs over the bar. Then the bars that actually separate the can rows should be added last, by sliding the curved end over the back side of one of the poles. I didn't need any tools. Sorry I can't be of more help.
153281
I will give it my best. We have a tapered pole with a ball on top. All we had to do is screw the ball off, put the light down over the pole and screw the ball back on. Works great but not sure I have conclusively answered your question.
1847379
The pole you use is hollow. That metal part (that silver tube extension you see at the top part of the picture) goes into the hollow pole. For me it is self explanatory, I did not look for any directions in the packaging so I don't remember if it had directions (probably not). Note: the hole in the black area is for the hose (the hose does the suction)
360665
You extend it in the same way as you do with most types of extending poles, just grab the center and then rotate the bottom and then pull it out to your length and then tighten it up again.
360663
It's simple. Simply twist the top part of the pole to the left to position the pole to the desired height. And twist to the right to lock it.
626874
Unfortunately we do not have any longer poles at this time. Our current pole extends to 60 inches.
584883
Based on how the tip is constructed (basically just glued on), I don't think you'll be able to fix it in a way that will last. If the pole was new and barely used, you might be able to contact the manufacturer and get it replaced. If not fairly new, you might be out of luck.
158760
Grasp the blue ring (close to scrubber part). Turn the largest black ring (third from scrubber part) to the left. This will loosen the pole--extend to length desired, then tighten the black ring. I hope this helps.
2204671
First adjust the bottom to its widest stance. Then slide the center pole so the load is at its closest to the ground. I do that because I'm short and I discovered it's very stable.
1722836
No worries, I didn't even use the instructions and I am mechanically challenged, so you should be fine. You put all of your poles together with the twist out part on the top. Put a rubber ring on the pole first then a metal ring, then the basket. Your rubber ring slides into the metal ring and the metal ring slides into the basket holding it in place, so just make sure you have the lowes basket on the pole first then work your way to the top basket repeating the above process. When you place the pole in your shower or wherever you want it, just place it in the corner of your area and twist the top of your pole to tighten it against the floor and the ceiling to hold it in place. Good luck! No worries, I didn't even use the instructions and I am mechanically challenged, so you should be fine. You put all of your poles together with the twist out part on the top. Put a rubber ring on the pole first then a metal ring, then the basket. Your rubber ring slides into the metal ring and the metal ring slides into the basket holding it in place, so just make sure you have the lowes basket on the pole first then work your way to the top basket repeating the above process. When you place the pole in your shower or wherever you want it, just place it in the corner of your area and twist... » Read More No worries, I didn't even use the instructions and I am mechanically challenged, so you should be fine. You put all of your poles together with the twist out part on the top. Put a rubber ring on the pole first then a metal ring, then the basket. Your rubber ring slides into the metal ring and the metal ring slides into the basket holding it in place, so just make sure you have the lowes basket on the pole first then work your way to the top basket repeating the above process. When you place the pole in your shower or wherever you want it, just place it in the corner of your area and twist the top of your pole to tighten it against the floor and the ceiling to hold it in place. Good luck! « Show Less
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I'd like to know where everyone else got their poles from, because it didn't fit any of mine. Off to the pool store tomorrow to try and fine a new one that will fit. Very inconvenient!
1289203
Its a pole. You can unscrew it to loosen it then extend it and put a peg thru to lock the height in and tighten it.
689529
Hmmm..contact the seller, perhaps they can forward u instructions....i threw away my instructions so i'm no help
270074
Yes I cut mine down a little as well, to make it fit. Be careful to get the length correct. If you cut it too short you are shall we say "screwed". Better to err on the long side as you can always cut off more. There is a small fudge factor involved. I used masking tape at the cut line to make sure I didn't scratch the finish, I got the brown-colored pole. Am happy with the purchase.