will this hook screw on to any type pole that has thread on it? For example, my broom or mop, the heads come off would i be able to screw this on tho
381685
only if the pole is the same size. It is a pretty standard size though. if it will screw into a paint roller it will most likely scdrew into the hook.
381686
Those should be standard thread configurations; along with patio brooms and paint pole extenders.... so yes.
381687
In the United States, most threaded handles for brooms, paint rollers, extension poles for window washing brushes and squeegees, and so forth, have threads ¾ inch in diameter, 5 threads per inch, Acme form. Consequently a broom handle can be screwed into a paint roller "or this hook"
1183740
the best answer I have for your question is that the pole comes with adapters that will fit your cleaning items of choice. this is a very heavy duty pole, heavy and a sizeable diameter. I'm not sure that this is info that your looking for though.
1066621
The hooks on this system are standard style. If yours are non-standard, then this will not work. Hope this helps!
1976896
There are two screw locks on the handle. One is a screw on the end of the handle, and the other is an internally threaded collar that slides up and down the handle. The first thing you do is push the handle hard into the mop head, and turn it clockwise to tighten it into the broom head. It CAN be slightly difficult to push it into the broom head, because there are some bumps on the handle that have to be pushed into the broom head pretty hard - they kind of "snap" into the head and then you can tighten it. After the handle is screwed into the head, you slide the collar down onto the broom head and tighten that. The collar prevents the handle from twisting out of the head.
2043856
The head has screw that tighten on the pole. I would think any similar type head would work.
225667
It has a little give to it, but I just used a normal pole same would work for a broom or something, but it was too big so I had to put tape over it to make it tight.
2074448
Yes - it screwed on to a standard pole with a threaded end purchased in the paining section of Home depot.
1440905
You can grip it with your fingers without a pole and twist if the socket is close enough to you. Although it's designed to be threaded to a pole, I couldn't find a mop or broom pole with threads that accepted it. I therefore taped it to a pole with packaging tape in order to use it on a light socket approximately 3 feet above my outstretched hands.
1637258
The mop I have has a screw on handle to the mop, sorry not sure a clip on would work.
1637261
I don't know, however the mop head comes with it's own pole. Hope this helps.
93879
I used a standard broom handle, the kind where the broom head screws on and off the handle. You'll notice on the picture of the product that there's a socket or hole between the two wing nuts. The socket is is threaded and that's where you screw it on to your broom handle. You can also use the handle for extending the reach of a paint roller. Both worked for me.
1107086
It doesn't seem to be because it doesn't screw in like other broom heads do. I hope this helps.
1010022
I don't see how you would. The hook itself is the bolt/screw that needs to be attached & secured from the other side. The rectangular faceplate that goes around it is mostly just to help hold it in place so it doesn't turn.
1215980
The threads are standard in the broom head. You can buy a handle at any hardware store or home center.
1001047
You can or a screw may be better than a nail. Question is why would you by such a great brush and not invest in a proper pole?
1766549
My pole came with a threaded male/male adapter that you can put in place of the quick connect coupler that comes onto the pole by default. My washer's hose also has a 3/8 female threaded connection and i was able to connect it just fine after replacing the coupler.
624313
Yes it could. the head is held onto the pole with a sleeve that goes over the pole and a single bolt through the diameter of the sleeve and pole with a nut and lock washer. You could take the head off and mount it to any old round thing you've got laying around the house. Just drill an appropriate hole for the bolt to go through and you're off. I don't know why you'd want to do that but whatever floats your boat, I guess. If you're just looking for a head to mount onto your own pole it would probably be cheaper to buy a smaller one to begin with.