Is it static or can you set it to spin? What is the diameter of the pole? and can it be extended to fit any height of ceiling?
1721832
Its a static it doesnt spin nd i think it extends up to 9ft also i ordered in red bt it came in silver it slips alot nd after every used yu have to keep tightening up the extending part to the ceiling its a 50mm nd its rly hard to do those advanced tricks on ill deff be gettin a higher quality 45mm pole nxt time hope i helped
1721833
It is static, I have 9 ft. ceilings in my master and we put it in there just fine
2237171
I have no idea if it can be or not. But I write this answer to give share my opinions. As you can see in the picture, it is quite small and I dont think it's good idea to hang from ceiling. And this model has a high connection problem with remote, so it will be alit unconvenient. Hope this can help you.
1598344
Yes. I have it hanging from a 9 foot ceiling. The chain allows you to adjust it. It is a great unit. I am very happy with it. It is expensive, but I believe truly worth it. I have it in my cabin. I have an enclume unit in my home. Though the enclume is quite beautiful...copper...the AllClad is speak and we really like that it is magnetic. The grip is very strong.
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!
775525
It will not fall... it doesn't actually screw into the ceiling but has a suction kind of top with a metal bar that presses against the ceiling. I've had mine for quite awhile and do flip, turns, spins, and every kind of trick on it and it's never budged! I've even had grown men play around on it and it held up perfect!
1385882
I would not try personally. I would be concerned about either damaging the ceiling due to too much stress on point of contact or not having good enough contact to hold pole up if someone yanked on it. I would go for a pole that bolts onto ceiling or one with adjustable curve.
1686970
I really like it, but wouldn't recommend using it for anything other than a ceiling application.
1429351
There are two things you made need to check. 1. Is your pole completely level? If you have a level check your pole at a few different points on each side. If it's not straight it won't spin evenly.2. Is it over tensioned? This was my problem. Out of paranoia that it might fall and send me crashing to the ground in some unpleasant fashion I really tensioned it to the ceiling. It was really stable but didn't spin smoothly because it didn't have enough freedom to move. Once I reduced the tension it smoothed right out and was still very stable. Hope this helps.
196292
You would need at least 9 inches (10 to be safe) from the rod to the ceiling in order for it to rotate back and forth without hitting the ceiling.
1756139
Should be no problem. It comes with an extender. I never use it and my ceiling is about 9'
387219
The tilt is variable. You can tilt it down towards floor or bring it flat against the wall. It won't tilt towards the ceiling at any substantial amount.
1481861
This is a flush mount to the surface of the ceiling. I don't think you can adjust the height.
1855442
Ooh, that's tough. The pole definitely won't extend to 12ft - maybe 10 or so. As it's pressure mounted, you'd have to build something to decrease that distance. Maybe something like a small stage on the floor? That or a block of some type on the ceiling though it would be hard to make it stable enough...
2254140
This is a 6 inch fan. I suppose you could put it in the ceiling and adapt it but I would think there are better everyday fans at Home Depot or Lowes that would be better. This is also made to sandwich between the walls so I wouldn't have this as my first choice.
437874
With the included extensions its just short. The height is stated on the description. You may need an additional extention (but use larger ones to minimize the quantity of pieces used. As for spins, I have 2 portable / pressure poles and as long as they are installed and tightened properly, spins, climbs, inverts are all possible. Just be careful if you order extensions, they are either 45 or 55 ml, but different lengths and metal material. They may seem to fit, but if they are threaded differently its a waste.
2010447
It is an adjustable tension pole. Mine does not go all the way to the floor and is mounted at 6ft,7in as it sits on the top ledge and is 62inches (5ft,2in) on the main pole, the top extension piece on mine goes up about 17 inches above that which can go higher or lower although since mine is assembled in place I could not say exactly how much higher it would go. I also do not know if you could push it all the way down, because of the tension spring.
918310
I used this product on a flat ceiling but , as with all the units I've installed, I do a simple , cheap add on that may work for you..... Use some PVC fittings ( I used a coupling and cap on the ceiling end of the pole. This may work for you with a liittle trial and error to figure out whether 1/2 " or3/4 " fittings would work best in your application.I used this product with success and happy with it..... I would buy again.