Can I attach another same pole to its end in order to make the length double? what we really need is a pole can reach 24 ft.
161733
You may be able to if you can find another pole to fit end however I do not think it would be strong and steady enough.
161734
They make a pole that extends from 8 - 23' and are available at Home Depot for about $36.00. Item #2324.
161735
If you can find another pole which has an end hollowed out so as to attach to the top, then it might work. The problem I see is with the structural integrity. When this pole is extended to its maximum length it flexes and gives quite a bit, I don't know if it would hold steady with an additional length attached to it.
161736
No, there is no threaded hole in the end to attach two poles together. It would also flex too much to be useful. Could you not use an 8' ladder and your body length and reach to get to 24'.
1249547
It works well although you might have to add a piece of rope on to the existing one, depending on how long you extend the pole.
1662199
You need a cable long enough to connect to both poles. The cable from this net is not long enough.
418029
The pole is about eight feet tall, in two sections. It might be possible to cut off the pole from the bottom to get a shorter height.
369920
Yes. You can screw the female hose end to the male end on the same hose... so another hose would have the same ends and they would screw together to make a 24' hose. (They also have the center pipe to press the valve open inside the hose).
1588605
If you mean attaching a pole so it extends further I would think the answer is no because you need to be at the controls right behind the saw to start it.
1047512
You will just have to buy the pole that is 20 feet long to handle the width. The device works great.
1187763
Yes it can- just need to take your time and go slow and follow the instructions especially if you are going a long distance and using multiple rods. I went out with extension kit to 24 feet with a 90 degree turn at the end
24884
It'll more than do the job. Just measure the distance you need and then add a foot or two. Get the length closest to that. Better to have a little too much length than too little.
946276
there is no mechanism on this unit to attach it to another one in order to extend it. you could probably fasten two of them together if you are good at stuff like that, i would probably use screws and epoxy.
1206079
There are two poles that come with each set. Both poles are fully adjustable, can be used independently, or can be screwed together to create one super pole when you really need the reach (17ft. combine length and up to 23ft. standing reach). The "Big-Reach" is easily the most versatile extension pole set on the market today.
907746
Yes you can add to the pole. It comes with two pieces if tubing. If you found the right size it could be added. If you don't want to use the base you could put it in concrete or whatever.
1521889
No! Because the ends are made to attach to each other. You would need to drill another mounting hole in one end. I hope this answers your question.Take care,George.
581250
yes it can.... as far as max length you should be able to go at least 25 ft
2008848
I am not sure? I have not had my fixture installed yet. We are building a house and will hang it about 1 month. I did take it out of the box and I would think you could. The poles are ajustable in length. I love the fixture. It is beautiful. I can't wait to use it.
141097
Not really. It is not telescopic like the vertical pole...this is probably because if it expanded horizontally it could be put off balance and perhaps fall over if not used anchored. If you anchor securely you might be able to rig your own form of extension.
1458645
Yes, when both pole are put together and fully extended. It is surprisingly easy to handle it at this length also.