What is the distance between the poles lengthwise (inside to inside). Trying to find the length for which the bridge stays above ground
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The poles are in the middle and do not touch the ground the ends of the bridge are the ones that touch the ground. I love my Bridge so easy to put together and very sturdy. I can measure for you and get back to you if you like. I really think it depends on where you are putting the bridge. mine sits about 2 feet above my pond maybe a little more.
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There are two separate extensions for each pole. You have to loosen and extend each independently from the other extension.
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The poles are designed to easily come apart, so I rarely put them all together then compact them. That said, it would be about two or three feet.
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Not sure of exact length but it was 3 inches longer than what was needed on my 15' X 9' tent and when I cut it to length it worked perfectly for the pole that was broken. I have used the tent 2 more times in high wind conditions and it has held up very well .
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Good question that issue caused me problems with my project. Without measuring I have to say that is is at least at or above 2.5" top to bottom on the inside flange
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We believe at least 6 inches since we have had them in the ground a while now. We have sandy soil and have had no issues with the poles tipping even in bad weather. We mounted the party bird feeders on top of them. They are the the nicest poles we have found, easy to put together and can move around in the yard. You can't go wrong with this purchase! Shari S.
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The bridge that I set up has nothing in between the units. I was told that if you have any obstacles between them it won't work. The receiving unit is in a hedge row, but there are no branches blocking it.
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The poles slide out. There are 3 positions: fully closed, fully opened, and half between. Like this l_____l_____l_____l
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Mike I do not know the exact length of the poles but I know they are a inch or two higher than me and I am 5' 9"
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My husband placed the three "poles" 13 feet apart (we used two aspen trunks and our fence) and the sides of the said are a little bit smaller than that. Hope this helps.
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Don't really know exactly where to measure with your question--we have it on the 8the hole from the top of bar for raising int and it measures 53" from the ground. My daughter and her friends have really enjoyed it--very heavy duty and safe for not flipping over for what they do.
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I purchased the top and pole, thinking it would be at least 6ft, only 4ft!! I had to make a return
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Hi Renee - I have it at home and need to measure it but I would say that it's about a foot. It's the steepest bridge I've seen which is what I wanted. Since I am a yoga newbie, it's hard to do the full bridge on it but it's great for stretching and I use it for sit ups. So I've been really happy with it.
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My suggestion is decide what kind of height you need and go to a metal working shop and let them make extension for your poles. Remember the extension need to slip into the existing vertical poles. You may even try PVC pipe, but you need to try and eliminate water getting inside the pipe.
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total 36" not in ground, so you will lose a couple of inches, the deeper it goes the more sturdy it will be ,no legs to make it more sturdy just a straight pole goes into the ground. Also found you can buy cheaper from garden ctr. type store or home depot.My mistake was not looking elsewhere before purchasing.
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About a foot. I've had one on a pole for about a year and so far it's been great. I bought a second one but haven't put it up yet.
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Great question! What I did was measure 15 inches between the wire at the gutter. I went up the roof 7' and then come down to the gutter clipped it then went back up the roof 7' and came down to the gutter and clipped that 15 inches from the first wire. I did that down the length of the roof. It worked great. This web site will give you the formula to use http://static.hardwarestore.com/media/pdf-misc/297663.pdf