Inside distance btwn 2 hooks? Does it provide tension so it doesnt roll endlessly? Distance from outside face of the plate to the center of the rod?
1757497
I have no trouble with my paper towels rolling loose. The roll seems to fit pretty snugly between the ends. I agree with the measurements from first person who replied.
1757498
No tension, when my 4 year old pulls on it, the whole roll comes off. 11 inches between the 2 hooks, and 3 1/4 inches from the plate to the rod.
1082996
it is a single chain loop, you can adjust the tension at the end of the rod
1840810
I'm not going to say "no" because I think they'd be "strong" enough... however by using only 2 hooks you're basically creating a swing... If you picture something like a tire swing with 4 chains verses a wooden swing with 2 you can think of the stability of the former versus the latter. Any time you use only two anchor points on a pendulum you'd be creating two directions the entire rack can swing. I think for the best safety and stability you'd really want to use 4.
63702
I imagine you could buy deeper rod hangers and secure them on the inside, sure. if you're handy you can certainly make other improvements.
1921773
I just measured ours, and you can expect roughly about 28" of clearance from the bottom of the hook to where the bend in the base of the rod (where it goes into the mounting clamp).
1540400
I returned mine because it was too long. It is made for a 2 piece rod. Diameter was good for any rod.
587061
I would assume it has some type of limit to how much weight it could hold before it broke. It would not be the hooks at the very top that broke it would most likely be the middle rod that broke. The middle rod is held in place through resistance. The middle rod stays in place because you put plastic stoppers underneath the ends to hold it in place, (confusing explanation), but it would probably give at some point, I'd guess maybe at fifteen pounds.
1918226
The way that I have it mounted, it measures 20 1/2 inches from the very outside edge of the mounting brackets on each side. There is a little bit of adjustment room when mounting because the rod is not attached to the end mounting brackets.
895996
Yes, I used a 1 inch rod. Word of warning: I used Levolor brackets similar to these through out my house with no problem. The ones I received are not like the ones pictured. The bracket vertically instead of horizontal to the wall mount. As a result the weight of the rod and curtains will pull on the bracket, forcing the horizontal bottom edge of the bracket into the drywall. Brackets that have vertical supports are much more stable and can hold the weight combined weight of curtain and rod.
524272
The hook can easily carry the weight of your skillet. Is your bar attached to the wall securely? You're more likely to have a problem with the bar pulling away from the wall if you have a lot of weight on it.
1285090
Tension rods really aren't designed to be used in the way you're suggesting; they aren't strong enough to hold much. This is a very good rod, and does what it is designed to do -- hold a shower curtain and a liner. Perhaps you should look instead for an "inside clothesline" -- which Amazon does carry. Best wishes!
660031
You can hang a bar from one hook and then hang the trapeze from the bar. I doubt it would be as stable as two hooks
504360
no it is not a tension rod, it is a little adjustable, but it is fixed right around 60 inches. you may go a little longer or shorter by 3 inches, but it does not expand much beyond that
1487828
Minimum or maximum, the tension is all the same. It will hold. It is patented for that reason and is UNIQUE in this quality.John R. Carney, Inventor of the Constant Tension Rod for Interdesign, Inc.
1173103
Depends on weight of roll...the more rods u connect together to increase length will me it weak at the joints because it is made for cloth back drop weights. The product is nice but not designed for your request.
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I had too many problems with this hook.It kept falling (usually in the middle of the night)I ccertainly would not trust it with curtains or rods.If you must use this hook, drill a hole and screw it to the wall.Otherwise forget it!Nicholas
140917
Best I can tell is 1 inch is about it. But like the other responder said, wrap a piece of chain around your 2 inch bar and hang the hook on that. The hoist is a good product for the money. I like mine. I use it for lifting 55 gal water barrels off the back of my truck.