How do I find the end of the sisal twine?
355108
I couldn't. I had to end up cutting a start point myself. As I'm going through the twine, I'm noticing it is pieced together.
35802
Easiest way ive found is start at the botton and work your way around the edges. It is still difficult though, dont get me wrong.
2151008
ITS ABOUT 3/8" small end.....easy to work with...I converted 5-6 OF MY LAMPS TO 3Ways! piec o cake! lesH
1585529
If you mean the feet at the end of the lights, reach into one of the holes and gently ease one of the silver rods out (I use the tip of my nail, I guess you can use something else small), and all three will pop out. Then you just pull them all the way out. There are also additional small extensions folded into the feet.
601828
While it may be possible I think you would have to be a master craftsman to do so. Each strand is terminated with a small loop and attached to an anchor on the fixture, and at the other end another loop for the large crystal. It seems to me that if you really need it a foot shorter you would just want to take a foot off the bottom, just eliminating the last spiral. I don't think it would be quite as impressive missing a foot in length.
1576929
I'm sorry,I don't know.This was a gift for my Niece a couple of years ago,and does'nt have the directions anymore.Sorry,I could not help.
1486496
If I remember correctly,unscrew the box(there are some rubber pieces just remove the one ) and just lay the cord(different sizes) on the spiked connection.Then just screw back down.I hope this helps.If not I can search and see if I have a copy.
334693
Just the very end when closing the garment bag. The tab your holding when closing has a little cover over it!!
340295
Just pull straight off the end. There are different ones available but most of the styles will fit.
1840347
All the edges are finished. Sawing off an end would make it different than all other sides.
624245
it has spiked end- take the bottom piece and put a wood block on top. then hammer into ground - be careful not to crimp end.Of course you could just supper glue it to the dirt
1712755
The end of the tube has 2 openings. No need for ends. At this price I have used mine for over a year with no problems.
1585124
You pull off at the end that does not have the tip on it. Just grab it and pull.
1736047
I did not save the packaging, and there is no indication on the cone around which the twine is wrapped. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. The product, however, has been very helpful to me. Good luck in your search.
1994619
the strip should be long enough to grasp one end and pull it straight out and discard. hope this helps.
52072
Touch the arrow in the upper left corner and a drop down will give you the complete route. Hope that helps....
1561083
This product was assembled by locking a button on one section into it's notch/hole on the opposing section. To disassemble you can supposedly locate the button by depressing the foam in the area of the original connection point. Not easily accomplished to locate since each button, by design, is flush with the tube. If you are able to determine where this elusive locking button is, then supposedly you press down approximately 1/4" into the foam and twist the tubing in opposite directions. Hopefully dislodging the button from the hole where it was obviously safe, secure and happy. Just repeat for each remaining connection. I have tried several times and decided to leave mine assembled. If I ever sell my house, it will be left behind for the next occupant. Hopefully it will be a design engineer!