I cannot figure out how to adjust the height rod to measure six feet. Help, please.
1271825
Just pull the height rod straight up. It slides out and up. I pulled mine up to 6'6".
1040300
Hello! Whitmor 6779-4322 Closet Rod Closet System can be adjusted from 61" to 76" in height. If you have additional questions regarding this item feel free to contact our Customer Service Department, Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm (CST) at (888) 944-8667 or email us at help@whitmor.com. Have a great day!
1484881
Good question my wife has it now, so I can't check it for a week? She is 5,3 and I haven't heard a complaint and I am 5,11 and have moved it a few feet to take it to her and I don't remember having a problem? Contact the manufacturer to see if he has extenders or you could have a set built by your local machine shop, friend, etc. I would think they all are built to a standard height? But it may be adjustable? I checked the Amazon web site and see that it can be adjusted over a six inch range? It sounds good to me?
107944
You pound it into the ground, so you control how tall it will be. I pounded mine half way in, so mine stick up 6".
1576792
I set mine at 6'1", but if you mount it on that wall per the instructions you can move it higher or lower.
30104
Hello! Thank you for your interest in Whitmor 6021-378 Ebony Chrome Collection Double Closet Rod. The horizontal rod measures 30.75 inches in height. I hope this helps. If you have additional questions regarding this item feel free to contact our Customer Service Department, Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm (CST) at (888) 944-8667 or email us at help@whitmor.com. Have a great day!
166533
The one I received was 6". However, it arrived with one of the rods not attached. I returned and asked for a replacement. The replacement arrived in the same condition. I gave up and purchased one from a local kitchen store.
673334
I just measured and there is only an inch to work with for the rods to fit the shelf, not enough give to eek out an extra half inch. Sorry!
2140632
I wish I could help....I flush mounted mine so I really didn't pay attention to the down rod that came with it. The picture implies a good foot or more but I can't promise you that. Sorry I can't help more.
985939
The one I got is 6ft.6in. and a great rod I think you'll really enjoy it mine works great but don't telescope it out fast it will be hard to telescope back in.
2204128
Very good question I have this unit. What I did is have 2 people help hold the rim do you can get an idea then make your marks. Wait until last to put the height sticker on that way at least you will know where the height actually is Mine will adjust from 8 to 10.5 feet Hope this helps
74808
No, unfortunately the rod cannot be adjusted. The shelf above the rod can be adjusted.
1672062
The height adjustment works via a screw jack. It is inside a tubular housing that bolts through the bottom left and right support plates and the top left and right support arms. What looks like a pull cord in the illustration is actually the crank handle that operates the screw jack hanging from the hook at the bottom of the screw jack. The handle has a eyelet in the top to engage the screw jack hook when adjusting the height and is removed after the adjustment is made.
318226
Mine also came assembled. About 3/4's of the way down the staff you will notice a ribbed ring that goes around the cane. Turn it to allow the cane staff to adjust to your desired height when you push the buttons, and then retighten it. My spouse adjusted mine as I don't have strength in hands to do such.
1161080
Have you tried the gas lift to adjust the height, up and down? That's the only way I know if you have assembled it correctly.
1962309
Are you sure the unit is properly assembled? Either your adjustment bar is bent, or your placement needs to be backed off a notch (possibly both!). Either way, your "level position" isn't where you think it should be. Find that position and go with it!
1059485
It depends on which rod you are buying, but easy to figure. A two piece rod at 6'6" is divided by 2 = approx two 3'3" pieces. And so forth. Just divide the length of the rod by two and you will get the approx lengths.