Can this slip over a pole? That is, not mount to the pole using the grommets but slide over the pole and attach to a safety clip at the end of the pole? It says this has a pole sleeve so I have to assume the answer is yes, but want to be sure. Can this slip over a pole? That is, not mount to the pole using the grommets but slide over the pole and attach to a safety clip at the end of the pole? It says this has a pole sleeve so I have... » Read More Can this slip over a pole? That is, not mount to the pole using the grommets but slide over the pole and attach to a safety clip at the end of the pole? It says this has a pole sleeve so I have to assume the answer is yes, but want to be sure. « Show Less
605279
NO. Mine only has the 2 metal grommets for the clips already on the pole. This is the best flag I have ever had though and the best value.
605280
unfortunaly no...there is a large sleeve, but it sewn off at both end and the gromets inserted.
605281
the one I bought has two grommets and no way to slip it over a pole unless you removed the grommets and rip the bottom stitches. But then you would have trouble "attaching" it so that it wouldn't slide.
605282
Answer is no. The flag gets attached to the flag pole with the use of clips to grommets.
605283
No. I know what you are referring to, but this one just has the classic metal circles for clips or ties.
605284
Appears it can, however it would be a very very skinny pole... I'd look elsewhere.. ;-)
605285
The flag I ordered only has two grommets for attaching to clips on the pole. I don't see any (sleeve/pocket) way it could slip over a pole. I am very satisfied with the flag for our pole.
628623
I have this pole, a 12" Pro and the BackFlip set up. The pole does have a tapering threaded end and a spring locking pin. The back flip slip is not threaded and neither is the pro. They both slip on and can be pushed down for the spring lock to latch on. Quite honestly, there is enough pressure on the end with the taper that neither the 12" pro nor the backflip really requires the thread or the pin. It sticks on pretty hard just slipping it on the end.
453650
No, there is no way of passing the cable through the arm and no holes in the base. I didn't bother with mounting using the grommet base because you need to cut out a fairly large hole as well as mount several rails underneath to strengthen the area. Your better off with the clamp they provide. Honestly I'm not that impressed with the product.
491857
this will absolutely not fit over the insulation of a camelbak tube (as is). i have the black climate control tube and it barely fits over the tube without insulation so you will definitely need some sort of modification. instead of filing away the inside of the clip for the tube (and possibly compromising the structural integrity of the clip) i just put it at the end of the tube before the bite valve and slid the insulation over it. the magnet is still fairly strong and i haven't had any issues with it.
1716214
Yes. There are black plastic clips that fit around the pole and then the shelf slides down over the clips. You can position the clips around the rings that are around the full length of the pole.
366403
Hi Serene, I personally don't have any issue with this at all. It has a nice twist and lock feature so you extend the pole to get the length you'd like and lock it in place ;-) I hope this helps!
2045840
It comes with an attachment that you can use. My husband built a pedestal-type pole using a 4x4. He screwed the attachment on to that and the house fits over it securely. Without using the attachment device, the house would accommodate a pole maybe up to 1/2 inch diameter (I'm not at home, so I can't be too precise - might be a little larger). To me it looks like a standard diameter. It goes into the house about 3". I do think using the attachment and securing it on to a wooden base would probably be best. Using a pole alone would be wobbly, I think.
1106510
There is one clip on the end of the pole that I clip to the top corner of my flag that helps it to spin around. There are no other clips. All of my flags slide onto the pole.
1678272
I lay the role next to the pole and extend paper to cover the pole. I then use gorilla duct tape to attach evenly, once attached I move the pole to other side of role and apply tape to underside. I then just roll the paper onto the pole. Hope that helps.
888863
Can loosen all the way out and wrap around pole. I did it alone - am 74 years old farm gal - didn't have a problem. Make sure everything is inserted through the slots. If you need a smaller "hose" clamp, I'd suggest you buy one. That way, you don't have to screw the thing for 15 minutes. I love my flag pole lamp. The light does such a beautiful job of displaying the flag after sundown.
850003
I found that the clips were not all that important in my case, the pole was the perfect hight with the poles just in (they don't slide within each other), I didn't have to make it taller. If you find that you need them just email the person you bought it from and tell them they were missing. I hope this helps
2110183
Not sure how you mean this. If the clips are slipping it may be that you haven't firmly squeezed the two sides of the clip together--and they DO have an up and down position (little arrow, if I remember). Second, if the clips are firmly together, then slide them down on the poles until they fit in the groove on the pole. I've found sometimes that some grooves simply won't hold the clip, so just use the groove above or below. I know this sounds confusing, but I hope it helps. Let us know.
1852743
I think it comes with different mounting brackets. I used mine on an old pole. I wish I could be more help, but I don't remember the brackets.
319696
If the pole outside diameter is the same, or very close, you can mount it to any pole. It is a type of compression clamp and works very well.
2013259
I agree with the previous answer -- a pressure clamp alone will never be strong enough to keep any hook from slipping on a round pole. Drill a hole in the pole (measure twice, drill once), add a screw, and your problem will be solved.
1546921
You add a pole end to it and it keeps it from coming out and moving too much around. Make sure to mount them so they are only just shy or the inside of the pole end.
540718
I hang from a cable. The bottom is flat, not prepped for a pole-top mount. You could mount pole-top, but it would be difficult to fill. Hanging off an arm on a pole would work, but it's heavy filled with seed. Not a good choice for pole mounting I'd think.