how do you attach the paper or muslin to the pole?
372006
You would attach paper or muslin with monster clips. You can find these online or at your local Home Depot/Menards store.
182919
There's a magnetic backing on the unit and there's a slot for a attaching with a small screw. I put one of my lights attached to the metal siding of our chicken coop, the other lights I use pieces of old fencing material and made hooks. One end thru the slot on the lights and the other end to hand them from the fence. The instructions that's included with the lights shows where you should put the lights. Hope this helps.
508684
I used a heavy duty staple gun at the bottom and made sure the rope was tight when I was winding it around the pole. I also use a staple midway through and another one at the top.
920147
We have used this for a couple years now. It's held up fine. We actually have two different types and they both are about the same quality. I guess you could put another pole in the ground next to it then tie them together. Maybe use heavy zip ties.
97344
Put the baset at the highest position and use a wrench to attach. I also put a folded towel over the top of the pole, as the force of letting the spring go could cause some damage to your hand if it struck the top of the pole. (If you are trying to assemble this, you will understand what I am saying!)
1586628
Open the small black panel on the left side of the pole socket. Then, lift the black spring loaded cover over the pole socket and insert the pole. Once completely inserted, the side panel can be closed, latching the pole in place.
899698
In addition to the other answer to your question, all correct, fold the paper on the diagonal to form a point and feed it into the slot and advance it into your machine.
1717630
I just wrap it around a pole. You can buy a thing you put in the ground and hook it on it.
1688113
I have the clothes line firmly attached to my fence. The pole support sleeve assembly needs to be cemented into the ground. The pole slides into the sleeve when needed, then removed when done. Makes it easier to mow.
1323726
I've always (for the last 26 years anyways) used sheets with poles, so I have an abundance of poles to use. I would definitely recommend using the poles in the pockets. If you don't have any, cut some small, maybe 1", PVC pipe about the length of the pocket. You'll be happy with the result.
1579347
We nailed it to a board and then put it in the ground and covered it with dirt to hold it in place, there should be holes on the bottom of the pole to latch it to something, this worked really well and keeps it from falling over.
513032
That's exactly what it was designed to do. If your curtains have a hanging loop sewn into one end, just slide the horizontal bar through the loop, and set it onto the upright poles. If not, then a package of inexpensive clamps will hold any fabric in place. This is what I use: Cheaplights 6 PCS 3.75" Spring Clamps
508683
We used a staple gun with large staples. Use several staples along the first few inches at the bottom of the pole. If the staples won't go in all the way, use a hammer to make sure they're all really tight. Just wind the rest of the rope up to the top--wind as tightly as you can! Then staple along the top few loops. We can see the staples at the top; they're not very camouflage.
1747872
I used a glue stick, which worked okay. I did not feel like it was reliable though, so I usually put some tape on the edges as well. I would not use elmer's unless you have a way to spread it thinly, since it could make the paper wet and wrinkly.
207960
There is a cardboard core with a plastic insert on each end that you can put a long rod through. But beware. I had mine hanging on a rack, but the inserts kept coming out whenever I unrolled the paper. I ended up just removing the inserts. It still unrolls, just not as easily.
832993
We use the 3M thick white double sided tape which seems to work or we have also placed zip ties through the grommets of the banner art the ends and zip tied it to the poles. Either way works for us.
1382043
Put picture cord inside top hanger and hang from picture hook or attach a stick on picture hanger to the top part.