I have a banner that I'd like to use with this that has a pole insert. What is the diameter of the top pole? Would 2" work or is 4" better?
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I don't have time to measure it right now. It isn't that thick. I was able to measure the opening in a backdrop that I have and it is 6", and there is a lot of extra room. 2" would probably work, but 4" would be better to be safe.
953358
I used a 16ft extension aluminum pole and it works perfectly had to have about 1 inch into basket to tighten securely but have no problem using, think you have the same pole in mind
1041199
It is approximately 2 1/4" in diameter. You could use a small dowel rod or a rather large one.
865706
Yes. The 33.5" is the MAX width the banner can be. It's preferable to make the banner the required width but anything smaller will fit with the top piece being larger than the banner itself. Try and sell the customer on the proper width first before proceeding.
1741390
I just checked my pole mount it looks like its right around 36 mm. This was an eye ball check so I'm leaning towards 36 mm. Also these are very well built better then any of my other stands.
1273030
when in the tow hitch it sticks out about 1' and it's about 1 1/2' tall. it's a solid flag holder because the base is tall. i use a 20' telescoping flagpole which has about a 1 1/2"-2" base. you can go bigger or smaller due to the screw that allows it to hold the pole in place. (you might want to use some sort of spacer for smaller poles.) but i highly recommend this holder. works great!
197114
Yes, the entire bracket length is a little more than 4" including where the pole rests in the brackets.
1273028
3"It has a place for a screw to hold whatever size in place. I use a 1" wooden pole and secure it with a wood screw.
930261
I got this for my father but off the top of my husbands head, he doesn't think it would work a 4" post. I will find out what my father thine though!
2187351
I have two flags on my pole and it gives off enough light to illuminate both. As to the max thickness of the pole, the light has a big enough diameter, with the lights on the outside edge, to accommodate an extremely large diameter pole. The issue would be the size of the bolt going into the top center of the pole, which holds the ball or eagle on top of your pole. I would think those are pretty much standard in size but I am not sure. You can always return it if it does not fit. Well worth trying it, in my opinion.
642163
I am not too sure about the diameter but the pole is hollow. I did not need any rebar and I have birds and squirrels all over it. I suggest that you put it in the ground after it rains or soften up the spot where you want to place it. My husband tried to bang it into the ground with a hammer but the metal rods couldn't take it and bent. We had to straighten it back out before we could put the top on.
396595
Opening for a pole is 1.5", so it should fit very snuggly. Outside diameter is 2.5". I think it should work perfectly.
2275501
Like the other two said, it's a 1 3/8' pole so it may be a little loose in a 1 1/2'. It will work fine but if you want a snug fit you would need a adapter sleeve. Overall it will work just fine!
1781225
The description says it will accommodate a railing 2 inches thick. My railing is 1" thick and there is plenty of extra room. I would say that the 2" description is accurate. I really like this pole. It is sturdy and easy to attach.
1052777
Been awhile since I put mine up. All I can do is guess. Seems 2" pretty close. The mounting plate has a generous area in case you need to drill a couple extra holes.
1557091
There are a couple of different lengths so you can use 1 pole or 2. I think they are 12 or 18 inches
695902
Can anyone who purchased one help answer this question? I am curious myself and want know if I can attach this to my 35mm speaker top hat. The circumference of the pole should be 4 1/2 inches if anyone can measure theirs.