DOES THE BAR LOCK IN PLACE WHEN EXTENTED
747787
It doesn't "lock", but it will not extend further down. Got this for my mom after a stroke, it allows her to be able to stand up in the bathroom without assistance.
747788
No and if it did it would be great I don't use mine had to by something different becouse of that
747789
It "locks" into place when it's up (so it doesn't unexpectedly fall) but doesn't when extended. The gentleman this was purchased for is paralyzed on one side of his body and uses this grab bar to get in and out of the bathtub (along with some human assistance). Has served it's purpose and we're happy with it so far.
747790
Yes it does, at right angle to the wall. Also will lock in upright at a 20% angle to the wall.
747791
There are 2 positions; upright where it locks on a cheap but somehow reliable plastic ring and horizontal position where it can support non thrusting weights
1724396
Yes. I didn't fully expand it to test it out, and I'm not sure how sturdy it will be fully extended. It helps that the bar is in two sections, though, and that each section expands, so that should help with durability. I don't think it'll snap or anything, but it may warp over time with a heavier backdrop especially when fully extended.
2161255
Yes. I have done this. However, be aware that the "lock collars" come loose very easily. This is worse with more weight on the bar.
205192
It depends on your mounting style. I know on the photo, people put in on the center rod, and yes, it will lock at certain angle.But I have Annex Quad Lock on my motorcycle handle bar, and mount it horizontally on the left side, and the angle can be changed.But it's solid, and small, and what make it stand out.
2078834
No there's no lock. Press down firmly to keep it in place. It's made for easy adjustment so that is the reason it moves when you lift from the bottom. If your hitting it from the bottom it will move on you.
1279046
Yes the bars lock into place well when installed correctly. I recommend checking for looseness every once in awhile. I use a yakima bike rack on the bars and it holds just fine. Best.
996239
Yes, you can adjust the two bars where you like them. I like to use for it Classical Stretch.
2078051
that I can't answer as I don't know where you tie in the winch, the very assembly of this bar may interfere with it!
325959
I don't think I totally understand your question. If it is installed and the bar is set to the appropriate length as soon as you put the end of the bar into the receiving slot, the door is locked.
1531374
Yes, It locks in the up and down position. There are two safety clips on the release bar that must be moved before you can press the release bar
85696
I don't have one, but I just looked at a picture and it should work fine. It snaps on to the bar on the back and everything can be adjusted.
2214270
If you only have the lock? No. If you have a handle and the handle bar? Yes. The lock prevents the handle from moving once locked.
832223
yes the mount adjusts the full length of the bar, when satisfied with their placement you have a allen set screw to lock it in place.
325958
Yeah, saying it locks is a bit misleading. I'm sure what they mean is that once the bar is in place the door can't be opened, so it's locked without actually locking the door.
394171
Yes it does. The locking clip that prevents the slider to open can stay in place to allow you to just raise the bar. If you place the bar about the midway point on an eight foot door you have to collapse the bar because it will be too long to clear the top of the door.
1348585
No, these handle do not lock into position. The design of this bar is to somewhat mimic the same motion as if you were using dumbbells. This is to minimize strain on your forearms by allowing a more natural movement.
753099
Hi, Sorry for the delayed reply...What i can remember, The only thing you have to do is secure the top of the bar down. Hope that help.Thank you