Will this be sturdy enough for 10' garage ceiling 5/8 panels?
810540
This unit will accommodate the 5/8 with ease and the positioning of the unit for ceiling work is great. With anything overhead, just take your time.
810541
I've only done the 8ft without the extensions by myself in a small awkward room... But in doing that I have had it at 9ft high with the panel on and I can confidently maneuver it around to get it just right. If you got a clean smooth floor I bet you can do it with ease
482511
We doubt it, but honestly don't know if it will work for a 10' ceiling and the extension kit is a question for the manufacturer.
869863
It will be fine if panel is kept vertical facing south. it provides an amazing amount of light for as inexpensive as it is. We use it in our remote goat barn. You might want two for a 20x10 garage
78919
A glass panel would not be strong enough to support this stand in my opinion. The clamp is really beefy and requires a minimum thickness (not at home to measure it). I would not recommend using this on anything less than and inch thick. You could add wood blocks to build up the area around the clamp but I'm not sure that a glass panel would be able to withstand that amount of torq (weight will not be coming straight down).
1186582
Definitely no. However, with 8' ceiling, space is probably a big need, and this bunk does accommodate that need. Just be careful and go slow.
1124240
The extra extension piece for a 10' foot ceiling will work. There is at least 15" extra inside of the joint.
1034540
each panel weighs 40lb so that would be 10lb per bracket so I would be confident in them.
960789
We have 8' ceilings and I am 5' 7", pleanty of room for me. I would think you will be ok. I have a ceiling fan hanging over me too!
657713
If you mount it with their lag bolts, probably not. I redrilled mine to a larger bolt and of course put spacers between the ceiling joist. Was a lot of work, but now believe it will hold 250 lbs plus. sorry but better safe than sorry.
56760
Yes it is fairly sturdy but I wouldn't put too much weight on it. You may damage the connecting door hinges to the unit.
2257126
It will work fine that is I have 9'4" ceiling and there is at least 8"of chain still hanging unused .
2246751
I think it could be sturdy enough if they are not more than about 8" tall. Otherwise, they'd probably tip over.
644866
It would be sturdy enough, but I am not sure it would be big enough. I guess it depends on how you arrange things on it.
971058
We have 9 foot ceilings and had plenty of extra play in the vertical rod. Should worl fine on 10+ feet height.
2022253
I use it in a bar area with 10 ft ceilings which also opens to a large dining area and kitchen, open concept and they are ore than sufficient. So my answer is yes.
1594720
It's simply a 5' steel pipe so yes, technically it's fine. If combining two and extending 10' high or so, I'd be a bit concerned with stability of the tripod roof mount. Anchor those 3 feet really well.
609264
I found it to be quite sturdy. I guess that would depend on how heavy the backdrop was. I would have to guess, "Yes.