What is the diameter? Could it be used to hold up my tv antenna? I am using a bamboo pole now.
1766037
The diameter at the base is about 1.25 inches. Because the sections are held in place only by friction, I would not recommend using the pole in this way. The thinnest ~8ft would not be able to hold any load up in the air.
1766038
Not for a TV antenna . . . look for aluminum flag poles, either telescoping or they come in 4 foot sections.
1766039
nowhere near enough strength - Bamboo is VERY strong (In Asia they use it for scaffolding)The pole end is quite skinny - I use it for a wire antenna
18761
this mount is not strong enough to hold my TV which is 75 inches. If you have a smaller TV, I would yes recommend it.I ordered 2 set but I was unable to use them, let me know if you want to buy one from me... I would give you a good deal. Let me know
1863188
The plastic piece that wraps around is very flexible. It has notches to let it bend every few millimeters. If it's long enough to fit around the pole it should fit even a square-shaped pole.
963479
Diameter appears to be 1-3/4" (may be metric). The pole has a notch in it, and a plastic bull-nose piece on the bottom. The pole fits tightly into the in-ground anchor, inside a plastic sleeve. This allows it to spin freely in the wind. If you anchor it securely in an umbrella holder, I'd be concerned about it falling over in a strong wind. Lots of surface area here when it is fully loaded with clothes.
870163
I mounted my Eagle Aspen EASDTV2BUHF antenna to a 1.5" diameter mast and the fit was perfect. The mounting clamp on the antenna is "stepped" so it will fit a range of diameters.......from what I can tell, probably 1" to 1.75" diameter.
642164
I'm not sure the diameter of the pole but it has survived some wicked winds with no issues (without rebar).
140735
I'm using it with a 1.25" diameter pole, which is slightly too narrow. I think your 1.49" diameter pole would fit just fine.
1540399
I returned mine because it was too long for my 4/piece rods. But it is 48". It is made for a 2 piece rod. Diameter is 3" and could hold 2 rods.
2242882
the diameter of the pole is 21mm or 14/16 inches , smaller than most umbrella pole so it is going to be very loose in the sleeve. Also You will loose also about 2 feet of high because the pad is attached to the last section of the pole. hope this will help you to make a decision
1585925
Hell yeah! I love my pole! It's the correct diameter and spins perfectly. Just make sure you put it on a stud and use a level. If it (or any pole) isn't perfectly vertical, it won't spin right.
1276624
Hi,I own two of them and use them for amateur radio antenna supports. They have a small eyelet on the end, like a fishing rod.
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.
1529762
I meant the pole size , sorry ! If it is 8 inches you should have no problem.
2015106
With all three bolts all the way in, you can clamp a pole a bit smaller than 1". With all three bolts all the way out, the opening is about 1 7/8". If you buy longer bolts this can go smaller. You cannot go to zero because the bolts have width. I'd guess something like 5/32 but there is a lot of "eyeball in that. A conventional TV mast is nominally 1 1/8" but mine are about 1/16" bigger than that. They fit fine. I'd consider these numbers as extremes limits because manufacturing tolerances may make two units slightly different. With the supplied bolts, if your mast is between 1" and 1 3/4" you should be fine. With longer bolts, if your mast is between 3/16" and 1 3/4" you should be fine.
2015108
With all three bolts all the way in, you can clamp a pole a bit smaller than 1". With all three bolts all the way out, the opening is about 1 7/8".If you buy longer bolts this can go smaller. You cannot go to zero because the bolts have width. I'd guess something like 5/32 but there is a lot of "eyeball in that.A conventional TV mast is nominally 1 1/8" but mine are about 1/16" bigger than that. They fit fine.I'd consider these numbers as extremes limits because manufacturing tolerances may make two units slightly different.With the supplied bolts, if your mast is between 1" and 1 3/4" you should be fine.With longer bolts, if your mast is between 3/16" and 1 3/4" you should be fine. With all three bolts all the way in, you can clamp a pole a bit smaller than 1". With all three bolts all the way out, the opening is about 1 7/8".If you buy longer bolts this can go smaller. You cannot go to zero because the bolts have width. I'd guess something like 5/32 but there is a lot of "eyeball in that.A conventional TV mast is nominally 1 1/8" but mine are about 1/16" bigger than that. They fit fine.I'd consider these numbers as extremes limits because manufacturing tolerances may make two units slightly... » Read More With all three bolts all the way in, you can clamp a pole a bit smaller than 1". With all three bolts all the way out, the opening is about 1 7/8".If you buy longer bolts this can go smaller. You cannot go to zero because the bolts have width. I'd guess something like 5/32 but there is a lot of "eyeball in that.A conventional TV mast is nominally 1 1/8" but mine are about 1/16" bigger than that. They fit fine.I'd consider these numbers as extremes limits because manufacturing tolerances may make two units slightly different.With the supplied bolts, if your mast is between 1" and 1 3/4" you should be fine.With longer bolts, if your mast is between 3/16" and 1 3/4" you should be fine. « Show Less
50378
It clamped easily to the mast(a pipe/pole approx. 1.25" diameter) holding my old antenna, on chimney,pointed to the signal. connected with coax cable to my TV.
2235979
It should hold it ok - very sturdy. The only thing you need to know is how wide the stand is vs your TV because you don't want the TV hanging off the end. Some stands will tell you how big a TV it can hold.