Are the curlicues detachable for putting rods through ceiling mount rod holders?
371706
Each of the curlicue ends are separate pieces. After the curtain is on the pole the curlicues are screwed into the ends and the rod is placed in the hooks. The hooks to hold the rods appear to be wall hooks. Another type of hook from the ceiling would have to be devised to support the rod.
371707
They may screw on and off but these kind of things can't have that happen too often. Once they are in and set, it's best to open them up from the center, pulling apart to remove curtains / drapes and the reverse for putting back on cleaned or new ones. The screws in the finials just go into a plastic sheathing and those "threads" can wear out fast. I had to use super glue for some similar ones and I don't plan to take the finials off again, but open up from the center.
1760651
Yes. I have those side mounts and the same rod holders. They work together just fine.
215713
They are flexible and need to be held in the proper location with ceiling anchors. They come out of the box straight so they might work for you depending on the application. The product is meant to be shaped.
648710
No. If you used screws, they would pull out because of the pull/movement from opening and closing the unit.
371181
Yes they do.... I just tried them on a standard chrome threaded curl bar and they worked great.Hope this helps you.
2046396
No, they are not. It might be they unscrew in some fashion but I have not seen a way to do so in my use of them. I have only focused on using them with the handles however, but I don't see a way to detach them just by glancing at them.
1937362
These are detachable. The customer you are referring to simply received the wrong model and we exchanged them
1544759
According to the manufacturer you can do flush mount, straight drop down or "angled ceiling" mount. You should be good to go with a longer rod that you'll have to purchase separately.
1416338
I doubt it...It is a flush mount to the ceiling, so don't think you can extend this with a rod. You need to search for one that does not flush mount.
346416
I'm sorry I can't answer that. I use a Nebo mount for my lights. Nice and solid and easily removed. Amazon has them for about $16.
2025597
Ours do not. The ones we purchased are solid at the magnet...with the extension pulling apart to insert the curtain. A much better setup than the first set we got that do pull out of the brackets. Hope this helps.
2046397
No, they are not. It might be they unscrew in some fashion but I have not seen a way to do so in my use of them.I have only focused on using them with the handles however, but I don't see a way to detach them just by glancing at them.
237638
No they do not detach. This product is pretty bad and caused me a lot of frustration; I would highly recommend buying a different one.
706528
No they cannot. They are all swivel castors without locks. But have a universal bolt pattern and can be replaced with lockable casters
1203296
Yes, you can. They're held in place with velcro so it's easy to move/remove them. I haven't measured them but I'd say the top (rod) compartment is about 3" deep, and the bottom (reel) compartment is 5" or so.
2164426
Yes they could by just removing the rods. The wire runs through the rods. I don't know why you would want to do this because it would be rather un-attractive.These light are wonderful and if you need a little larger globe, Lowe's has them which are the same color and approx. 12 inchesin diameter. I did that for mine and they look really good. I have 3 that are installed above a bar which is 4 feet wide x 8 feet long.
1504656
I am using these for wall mounting not ceiling mounting. You can use these both way. Just for additional info, I am using these for Definitive Promonitor 1000, which are very heavy.