Does the item allow you to pull the cord ends out just part of the way, and keep them at that adjusted length>
1647268
Sort of. Not by design, but I can make it work with a little creative positioning.
1647269
Boltar:Good question. Unfortunately the answer is no. At present, the product will pull the cable in until it bottoms out, and doesn't have a part-way stop. (I've had times when I wanted my cord part way out, and I've found that a small binder clip is an effective, though not elegant solution.)
666186
The only thing I can think of is if you have an over head cord holder this nwould allow the cord to move in and out.... other than that I don't have a clue!
677517
No. You will need to cut out part of the bottom in order to fit a thick cord.
2770
yes, you can tuck the wire in the wall to shorten it to the length you want.
1276031
It adjusts to whatever length you want to have it. the extra cord just gets tucked in to the part that attaches to the ceiling. the lamps are beautiful!
1562879
At 14 feet of cord extension there is a yellow caution tape indicating you are close to the end. I have pulled the cord 6" past that yellow line. Since the cord is "auto rewind" I have not desired or attempted to pull the cord out further.
1209660
Yes it is. I have one of mine adjusted and placed so it is an indicator for my wife to know how far to pull her SUV into the garage. When she touches the end of the cord, she stops.
26053
The cord is 24 inches and you can control how much you want pulled out. I usually keep my cord at just a few inches long, but it depends on where I put the laptop.The cord has a locking mechanism so you pull it to the length you want, it locks and stays there til you pull it to release the lock and it tries to coil back into itself.
214800
Yes, it's on the end of the cord. Push it twice and it retracts easily. I love this thing by the way. Pricey but works great for me and it's built solid. Jay
1316312
It's a simple electric cord, not a rod, so you can shorten it as much as you'd like. I shortened mine a few feet but left about 6" of line curled up behind the top plate just in case I want to lower it sometime in the future.
1371655
If they are they're not much larger, I've used the cord several times and it works really well, being able to change the length by moving the hook is very useful
224483
No, not really. The cord is made of that nice woven fabric instead of plastic and has this Velcro strap attached to the cord so you can shorten it if you have to much left over.
347559
The quick answer is no. The 18" linking cord was too short, so I extended them to the length I needed.
1793361
No, you have to at least pull one end off. I didnt use it as much as i thought i would but i still like it.
224606
Yes, the extra cord can be rolled on the spool under cover, or can be cut shorter if need be.
1544748
I don't believe it does, as I have it. The advantage of having a longer cord is you can slide it under anything and don't forget it extends. Trust me you wouldn't want a short shorter cord. but, I'm sure other brands would have a shorter cord, but not this design. To be honest I love it I have it on my dresser and if the cord was short I wouldn't be too happy. Oh I do have an idea if you want it shorter, wrap it with some ties, that are no visible .
1048683
No, the way it is manufactured, you wouldn't be able to pull the cord apart and then re-attach a different end/tip. It is well made, and I have been very happy with it since I received it.