Is the plastic clamp that attaches the two pole sections on the top pole or the bottom pole section? Also, can the height be adjusted?
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The clamp is in the middle of the pole. No the height can't be adjusted because the polehas a locking device maybe 2" down on the bottom section. We really like the because of the tilt, we live in a condo and attach the bottom to the rails so the top of the bottom part is flush with the railing and then put the umbrellas in. They are really good quality.
1724991
The clamp is in the middle of the pole. No the height can't be adjusted because the pole has a locking device maybe 2" down on the bottom section. We really like the because of the tilt, we live in a condo and attach the bottom to the rails so the top of the bottom part is flush with the railing and then put the umbrellas in. They are really good quality.
1724992
The bottom. The height no. However the tilt makes it adjustable. Great buy also for the high quality!! You will love it. P.S. I am picky!
1724993
The plastic hinge is attached on the bottom pole. The height can not be adjusted. The height is 7 ft.
1724994
No the height can't be adjusted. The plastic clamp only lets it tilt to the side. The height is nice for my very common round black metal patio set.
374165
The height is adjusted by loosening the top control screw and lifting the pole inside the base. Once the proper height is reached tighten the top control screw to hold the pole in place.
1198223
Yes. Hope this helps but from the picture shown... the clamp part that the post is attached to is actually two pieces and is adjustable with two sturdy screws.... then you have the clamp which is a standard screw clamp
1037444
The clamps, which are part of the rod that holds the actual cloth shelter up, slide into the ends of the picnic table. There's a screw device that you tighten up to the table. We've had no problems whatsoever, and it's nice because the poles are adjustable to fit any picnic table. We love our shelter & get asked where we bought it, every time we go camping. I hope this helps - it's kind of hard to explain!
619119
The top and bottom arms are both adjustable in height. they have multiple holes in the central post to choose from, so it does allow for a variety of combinations, but does not accommodate every possible position.
1346532
The pole is adjustable. If I recall correctly the minimum and maximum lengths are listed on the box. I have mine installed in a shower with a bench built all along the wall, and the pole sits on the bench and I had no problem getting it to fit correctly.
1211717
Clamp was included. Other than weight, I see no issue clamping to a tilting table. At higher angles it may be awkward, since it is designed to balance the weight with the support pole vertical.
1182866
Hi and thank you for contacting us! Yes, the clamp is adjustable up to 2 inches.
796802
Yes the pole and desk clamp are included. I purchased 3 for my desk. Love em, very well made. Only challenge is to tighten the joint screws just tight enough so the monitor will stay in position, but still allowing you to reposition as needed.
345899
Yes you can and the metal pole comes in two pieces so it's length can be adjusted.
57600
When I got mine, the height adjuster was already screwed into one of the long poles... If the two long poles don't look exactly the same the it probably has the height adjuster already screwed into one
1951387
It can be adjusted to any height. The arm can attach anywhere on the pole. It slides on and is locked into place with tension.
1371097
the pole has either 3 sections and is totally adjustable. i found that when i extend the pole i have better balance by just adjusting the middle section first, then if i need more i start with the bottom one. very useful for getting the webs out of high corners and walls.
852106
No it is not adjustable. You could make it higher with a sheet of plywood about a inch or two but that's about it.
630820
The pole/pipe/stand ends at a measure of 65" and the sets down into the pipe. If more height was needed it would be rather simple to add an additional pipe and clamp from the hardware store
374163
The height is adjusted with a telescoping pole and a pin. There is also a threaded knob that secures the pole. This is not the area that failed on my stands.
1849864
The mounting bracket is 3 7/8" wide. It is in 2 parts with the bottom portion being held in place by the 2 screws you mention. That portion can be removed and reattached at several spots to accommodate desks with varying thicknesses. However this only allows for adjusting the size of the "C" the clamp makes for different desk sizes. With the bottom bracket removed you still have an inverted "L" shape at the base that is permanently attached. In other words if you are hoping to be able to have just the pole without the mount at all, this would not be possible.