does the ball unscrew? My shelves have a trim front which protrudes an inch below the actual shelf, so I's drill thru the trim and mount the rod to
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Yes, it can be unscrewed so that you can change which side of the closet on which it's mounted.
817649
Just checked mine. Yes, the ball unscrews from the rod. The threaded part is attached to the ball. The end of the rod is flush, with a hole for the ball to screw into. The rod is a great addition to my closet. Seriously considering buying a few more, actually.
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Depending on how much clutter your wife will tolerate, the rod has a ball joint that can be unscrewed and that leaves the rod attached to the seat. If you need to remove the rod you would have to loosen the bolt that attaches the rod to the seat and remove the rod.
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Did you take the old rod AND spring out? Is the rod installed the correct way? Did you put the slide retention pin in correctly? I'd give YouTube a whirl.
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Mine is installed in my travel trailer and it works just fine. I didn't need to trim any of the rod nor would I attempt it if I were you. This unit is comprised of 3 rod sections and 4 hinge points... all of which allow the 'whole' rod to swivel and to place as needed (outward or inward).
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The swivel bracket has a permanent screw that screws into the rod below it on the picture. I don't know if you can actually remove it without ruining the swivel bracket. It's not a normal screw. The part you can see going through the swivel is smooth and goes through the bracket. The underneath screw part is not a round screw, but more oval shape with threading only on part of it. Hard to explain. The sizing would be tricky.
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There is a little stopper thing they give you to put on the back, so the shelfbcannot slide out of place. It's kind of "hooked" on, so with the stopper, no way it will slide back and come off.
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It's fixed. Like the person stated below, one end has a thread to tighten towards the wall. We had to cut two inches off the rod as it was too long to fit between the walls. But after that, just align it to the walls and give it a hard twist on the threaded end until it doesn't move....it fell off twice before I got it tight enough (pretty scary when you hear it smash to the floor middle of the night ;) Oh, I also taped around the edges of the cut end before putting the cap on it. It gave it a more secure feel since my cut wasn't too straight and the end was sort of jagged and sharp.
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Used it with a drill. The jig keeps spacing between the holes consistent. That way the shelf supports are evenly spaced and level so the shelf isn't skewed.
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the rod extends out 8" from the knuckle, but the amount of usable inches really depends on where the shelf support holes are placed with relation to the leading edge of the cabinet. In my case, i get 7" of usable rod (not including the end ball)
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Yes, it is normal. It's not screwed in. It's held in with clips and 2 "o" rings. This allows it to swivel and nothing will unscrew.
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pull the rod which is the thin rod inside the outer rod pull hard we could not figure this out either and then noticed the thin rod comes far out to make the arch you want. hope this helps
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Zamer .. it has been a while and I am up north and the unit is in our condo in Florida, but if I remember correctly, some rods have threaded inserts that the fasteners will screw into and some are just spacers with no threaded insert.. make sure that you accidenatly don't have them mixed up.. good luck (I don't have the paperwork with me .. sorry)
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I make it 7 1/2 inches to the bottom of the metal front brace and about 8 1/4 to the bottom of the shelf, with the feet fully out or extended, but still fully threaded into the mounting nuts. I assume you want to slide stuff underneath. Hope this helps.
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Mine is fastened to the underside of a shelf in my closet. The rod is telescoping so when not in use, you just push it in. When you need to use it, just pull it out. Good luck!
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I don't remember how it came when it was shipped, but I do know that I had to kind of pull everything apart and then basket just slid in. I didn't have to screw anything. The screws are only if you want to screw in the base to whatever shelf you're putting it on. I'll have to look at mine when I get home and see.
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Nope, I had to whittle mine down to the standard shelf size . Don't remember it, I am on the road, but will append this when I get home. I tired to bend the shelf unit.... DON'T DO IT. Messes up everything, unless you have a press brake, and the skill to use it.OK, back home. The shelf unit will only properly work on a 3/4" shelf, not thicker, or thinner (within 1/8" or so).
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No, mine has not unscrewed. This is an awesome broom. I ordered 2 of them. It sweeps up the smallest particles off the floor. I love this broom!!!