The bullet points say that the pole is adjustable to 60". The product description says adjustable to 55". Which is accurate?
135160
my only logical answer is the pole is one part the handle is the other part so there is a difference in measurement depending on what part you are speaking about although it is one whole part together.
832751
hi-if I am not mistaken, the 60* = the amount of angle from vertical the light can be adjusted. I can adjust mine this far with the mounting bracket provided. hope this helps.
1218170
The maximum and minimum are the same - 4 1/4 inches. Having said that, you can rest it on any surface or wrap it around any kind of pole up to about 5 or 6 inches in diameter. We have attached it to thin trees or tree branches, fences, railings, etc. It is amazingly adaptable and portable!
652004
It was listed at 5' or 60", however mine measures 59 15/16" So to the layman it is 60". Nice solid stand that looks stately once put together, which is another easy chore.
1428932
It's 5.5" from the center of the pole but if you use adapters the lot comes with(spacer like things) it can be made 6" also if you bend the joint you can get them to almost touching with no space it's a lot more adjustable then you'd think I just installed mine this week it's badass
2260259
The floor jack post actually has 3 sections. The photo only shows the middle section elevated. When the pins are pulled, all 3 sections are flush at the top. And yes, the post does really adjust from 54-150".
2015110
Inch and a half pole. I would suggest not over 8 feet in length for stability.
288523
About 1/2 inch. Sorry I don't have it available for a precise measurement. This is a good pole.
126678
The angle of the pole is adjustable but i wouldn't recommend not having it on a flat surface it's a pretty large setup.
389546
Likely, it is very adjustable. I am 5'10" and could have extended the pole. Mine got bent when walking through a muddy section of trail - got stuck and bent. Only used it the one time
1064018
It adverts at 3", but it seems a bit thinner. Its telescopes outward also. BY THE WAY: This pole is good for hanging things, but if you need something for more support (like someone walking around with it) I'd say look at a better stability one. I used this for a decoration and now for hanging things, so it worked for me. Its base is solid, but oddly designed. I can see it good for if it's by a bed (for it's intended use) or just stationary. Hope that helps!
1715060
I have an 84" pole with hook for plant (Menards) 1/2 inch around, but you can go bigger, possibly to a little over an inch. Adjustments have to be made but nothing an average joe couldn't figure out.
1371097
the pole has either 3 sections and is totally adjustable. i found that when i extend the pole i have better balance by just adjusting the middle section first, then if i need more i start with the bottom one. very useful for getting the webs out of high corners and walls.
995825
61" is the center of the mounts on mine. I have to bend the poles in a bit when I put it on but I don't think you could bend them in much further than 61". 64" should be just fine.
561466
The rod is adjustable from 52-71 inches. Sounds like you need a smaller one.
1116606
The poles are not adjustable. The shelf is adjustable because it can be moved up or down the poles and affixed to whatever height you want.
943016
I believe the pole is advertised as being 91" There are three "prongs"at the bottom of the pole that you push down into the ground to secure it. The remaining part above ground will be approx. 79". I've purchased other poles in the past. This is definitely heavy duty, well made, and looks great! Hope that helps:)