What is the spacing between the poles? Thanks!
1140837
60 cm (actually I can't measure right now, but it's surely what my dogs are used to - i.e. FCI standard)
1140838
I think it's AKC standard, bec she did fine transitioning to 12 weaves at class. She's doing great weaving now, so I put them in the attic, or I would measure. Sorry. They were VERY good for teaching a smaller/medium size dog to weave, or for practice. A bit lightweight, so I wouldn't recommend for a larger dog.
741981
Not sure my pole is up right now (Martin House) if you reask the question again in a couple of months Aug,, I will measure it for you.. sorry
631478
The WIDTH is the measurement you need. The poles flex a bit, so your measurement doesn't have to be exact.
1032126
I installed the poles first to determine how far apart I could get before it was too far. My poles are set about 25' apart... I did end up purchasing some prop poles to keep the clothes from dragging on the ground. There are 5 lines attached to my crossbar. I also purchased turn buckles to insert into the lines to ease the tightening process, as you can't really get a good tight line with just the holes on the top crossbar...
1625361
I'm not sure the exact number measurement but it's like one third of the pole
998611
I don't have it with me to measure it exactly, but the adjustable connectors are somewhere around 1-1/4 inches to no more than 1-1/2 inches in diameter. The poles themselves are about 3/4".
321854
The air space between the rods (measured with a ruler) is 2 inches. The measurement from the center point of one rod to the center point of the other is 3 inches.
1656977
I can't tell you that, but I can tell you that the height is dependent on where your connections are. As far as spacing, keep them close together as they would need to be hidden behind the unit. It connects with flexible hoses so it doesn't have to be exact. I kept my connections at around waist level. About 3 1/2 to 4 feet. I ordered the unit first and then built around it. It is an awesome unit.
655884
Hi Danae. The internal pole width is 38 in. and the outside pole width is 45 1/2 in. I measured from center to center (of the poles). The poles themselves are 1/2 in diameter. There is some play in that as you set it up. Hope this is helpful.
943015
I believe the pole is advertised as being 91"There are three "prongs"at the bottom of the pole that you push down into the ground to secure it. The remaining part above ground will be approx. 79". I've purchased other poles in the past. This is definitely heavy duty, well made, and looks great! Hope that helps:)
1935456
While I have not measured my poles, I have two sets one thin and one heavy, I believe they are 69-130. To compensate, I just use an apple box or chucks of wood. These are great for all kinds of spaces and tasks. I have found them to be reliable. I use the thin poles for stretching green screen material.
243125
I estimate it to be 14 - 16 inches tall. There are not two poles. There are different size inserts for different pole diameters. Mine fits nice and tight into the base.
1598561
Spacing is 1/2". Even though I did the measurements ahead of time, cage is larger and heavier than I expected but of exceptional quality. My Quaker loves sitting, hanging and crawling around the top when the dome is open.
433532
The pole is 1" & (3/8)" diameter or 35 mm. Sorry for the mistype the figure and causing you confused. It's difficult to type a fraction number.
1601768
I believe 16'. I have had MANY poles, most all broke down in weeks. This one is "top". I mean really strong you won't go wrong.
1247252
I don't know the exact measurements of it. We bought the poles at Lowes. It is standard size for the antenae. It works great. It was a really good purchase.
1557091
There are a couple of different lengths so you can use 1 pole or 2. I think they are 12 or 18 inches