How does this tool work? How long is the rod? And does it put up the T-bar Hooks, the plastic ceiling hangers?
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You have to buy an expandible paint rod the little t bar screws into it then you place the clip with the string and the alligator clips on the rod turn clockwise or counter clockwise to take them down. The pole is not that expensive you can go to k-mart or walmart and get one very reasonable. It is worth not climbing on chairs and desks.
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What you actually get is the screw-on attachment. The attachment fits on any broom or mop handle. The hanglers sit inside the attachment, then you simply twist the broom handle to make the hanglers fit over the metal strips in the ceiling tile.
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You only get the top part that fits onto a standard threaded pole or broom handle. the Grid Clip fits securely into the top of the tool and you twists onto the grid of the suspended ceiling.
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The tool does not come with a rod. I attached my putter upper to a standard length broom handle. The tool has a channel down the center in which a "hangler" sits. You then raise the rod up to your drop ceiling, straddle the Hangler around the framing and twist it into place. The beauty of the tool is that you do not need to get up onto a ladder to twist the Hanglers into place. You can put them up while standing comfortably on the floor.
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Surprise! When you order this product, all you get is the end piece. You don't get a rod.
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You have to use the ceiling rod because of the weight of two shower curtains and for stability. Hit a stud or use toggle bolts when mounting to ceiling and walls. If the rod is too long you can easily cut it to length with a hacksaw.
1945609
I used the longer rod and I just measured how low it hangs from the ceiling. It's about 18 inches including the light fixture. Hope this helps.
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It works pretty easy but it has to be the wooden hanger just like on the photo. It will not work on any triangle-like hangers. It's basically a rubber strip with holes on both ends and you stretch it on the hanger. Works great!
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The length of the rod, starting at the roof is 10". The total space from ceiling to bottom of the light (drop) is 19".The rod is smaller than what it looks like in the picture.
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J-hooks in the ceiling beam. I will measure them when I can, but they aren't that big. It is very, very stable. Swings a little with force, but no big deal. I really like the rack and it's price.
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It screws into the ceiling. I installed mine a couple months ago, and it works great.
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The hanging hook does not swivel its solid to the bar. the clothes clips move in or out to adjust for size. The ends are round so there is no hang ups with other hangers. This is the best made unit and 100 stars AAAAAAAA+++++++ hanger.
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Per Classic Store Fixtures.. Everyone is correct... NO.... The Hang-rail on this rack is 60 inches long and made of 1.5 round steel tubing with tear drop end caps. It does not extend with pull out rods like the Salesman's rack. But there is a extension accessory that works on this rack. There is a way to connect two of these rack together with the 60" tandem rails. You have to have a rack on both sides and the tandem rails in the middle to do this.thanksBen ELkins
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No, it is a fixed length! The length of the grabber has never been an issue with me as I just adjust how close/far I am from the object by either getting closer or further and/or extend/contract my reach. This grabber (and I've had 6-7 different types) is really a great length for me (I'm 6'2") and very well built both in its grabbing strength and strength of the rod itself. Extremely pleased with the unit and highly recommend it. I have 3, one for the car, my den and workshop. Good luck!!
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The bar that hangs from the rod is a total of 35 1/2 inches long. This includes the hook. The bar that goes between the rods that hang is 28 1/2 inches. This bar is not adjustable. You can adjust it up and down to any point you like along the bars that hang. I have my fairly low to hang my dress pants on the bottom and shirts above. Note: I had issues with the plastic part that holds the bar at the height you want. I put a rubber band just below it and have had no issues since.
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Yes, it comes with the rod. I hired a handyman to install it, so not sure about the exact size. But I did remember there are two rods in the box, one long and one short. We use the shot one on the 8-feet ceiling.
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I installed it on a vaulted ceiling and did have to get creative to make a longer support rod. I used a stainless steel tubing that was close to the same size. Then instead of set screw to hold the rod I drilled a hole through the holder and the tubing and inserted a pin.
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When fully extended, the part of the rod that you can hang hangers on is 10 5/8"
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I don't have a definitive number on the length, only can say there is plenty of pulley strap that allows us to hang the kayak pretty high up, and we have the ability to lower it plenty to get it off the straps. The description of the item doesn't say? Our garage ceiling is about 10 feet high. The pulleys have a ratchet type locking mechanism.
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There are 2 large hooks that will bolt into the beam in your ceiling. The hooks are included. I had to purchase a bit of chain as my studs were too far apart to hang directly below with the hangars they give you. It is an easy install though and the few links of chain were very inexpensive from the hardware store
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It has a long, thin attachment about a foot long for reaching, not sure if it will reach to your ceiling though.