I am replacing our old clothes dryer, the existing pipe base is permanently in cement, and has a 2 inche inside dia, will the new pole fit inside?
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The metal stake that is usually cemented into place actually has an inside diameter of 2 inches. There is a plastic liner pipe that has an inside diameter of 1 3/4 inches which is the size of the clothes line pipe. You may be able to use this liner to reduce the diameter of your 2 inch existing pipe to fit the 1 3/4 inch diameter clothes line pole. I think it would work for you. I also want to add that this is the best buy we have ever made as far as clothes lines are concerned. It has stayed up through everything thrown at it.
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The pole fits into a sheath that has a one-and-three-quarters inch inside diameter. That sheath (which I believe is part of the Brabantia package but might be inseparable from the mounting device that it is enclosed in), has a 2 inch outside diameter.
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You can get a cheap extension pole from any home improvement store, and it should fit. It's a standard size.
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Mine is a 1 1/2 inch pipe, but I'm sure you can use a reducer/adapter to fit.
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I believe so- it fits in a standard umbrella holder. The pole is not any thicker than another we have and that one fits in the middle of our table. Hope that helps.
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Not sure right now but it is the same as all the other poles. I used this pole in my existing socket.
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Hi Matthew. The two openings on each end are 1-1/2 inches and the middle one is 2-1/2 inches. a standard dryer and flat iron fit perfectly. hope this helps.
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The pole holder is about 2 inches in diameter. Our umbrella pole is smaller. Therefore if your umbrella pole is less than 2 inches, it should fit just fine. This is a great umbrella stand - very heavy!
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Yes that will work just fine. This box does measure slightly less than 41/4" behind the nailing flanges. This is a very sturdy and well made dryer box.
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Yes it will fit, but it is the short compressed "slinky" type which you have to pull on to expand. I actually put a pipe coupling and hooked 2 together to make it the older 6 foot length. They do not make the old expanded type anymore. Too bad, but I made 2 work for me.Art
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You need preset holes in the concrete for the poles to fit in. About 1.5 inch diameter.
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I think that would be a very tight fit. However there is a 2 inch foot piece on it at the bottom and about a 1 inch foot at the top. Those come off but are really necessary to provide a rubber no slip end on the pole. I also don't know if you can push the extension all the way in, the farther it goes in the tighter and more resistance the spring offers. It may not be possible to push it down that far. I don't think this will fit your space without modification, which is probably not recommended.
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It will fit a 2 inch pipe. They make one for the 1 1/2 in. pipe. These are very heavy duty and should last a long time.
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The tube will accept either a 2" or 1 1/2" (with included adapter) diameter pole.
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It will not. I now have a 2-ft fire pipe. The non-professional grade should work with it.
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I used a 3/4" pipe nipple attached to a metal pole I had. The OD on the nipple is about 1" and the pole top fits over it with very little plat.
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It fits perfectly on my hair dryer end which is 2" in diameter. It seems like it could stretch just a little more, say .25" more in diameter.
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You need to measure the distance between the prongs. It fits if the space is 1/2 inch