How long is the pole that it comes with?
1775430
Mine didnt come with a pole. Only what you see in the picture. The handle is hollow and it allows for a pole to be adjusted at its end, but you would need to enquire the manufacturer.
1775431
My duster didn't come with a pole. I went to Home Depot and bought a 3 section telescoping pole for $12 that will reach 20 ft. As far as the duster goes. Save your money. If you need something that is delicate to go around glass or light trinkets this will work. Over all, I think there are much better items out there.
1775432
It doesn't actually come with a pole, you have to buy it. The pole they recommend with it is 6 - 12 feet adjustable ( 6 ft. minimum)
1775433
There is no separate pole to come with this. I have already many poles from other things such as a mop and I can use one of them.
1775434
It doesn't come with a pole, per se. The handle is long enough to comfortably grip, plus a little more.
1775435
As stated in the photos, you are able to select the extension pole of your choice. The hand grip features a female threaded end which will accept any acme (standard) threaded handle. Good news is that depending on your application you can select a different pole. For instance I use my threaded broom handle for some applications and my longer "light bulb changer" threaded pole to easily reach the highest points of my 2 story cathedral ceiling. For everyday applications I use the duster with it's hand grip and not have to worry about the extra bulk of an extension pole. The flexibility of options is great! As stated in the photos, you are able to select the extension pole of your choice. The hand grip features a female threaded end which will accept any acme (standard) threaded handle. Good news is that depending on your application you can select a different pole. For instance I use my threaded broom handle for some applications and my longer "light bulb changer" threaded pole to easily reach the highest points of my 2 story cathedral ceiling. For everyday applications I use the duster with it's hand grip and not have to worry about the extra bulk of an extension pole. The... » Read More As stated in the photos, you are able to select the extension pole of your choice. The hand grip features a female threaded end which will accept any acme (standard) threaded handle. Good news is that depending on your application you can select a different pole. For instance I use my threaded broom handle for some applications and my longer "light bulb changer" threaded pole to easily reach the highest points of my 2 story cathedral ceiling. For everyday applications I use the duster with it's hand grip and not have to worry about the extra bulk of an extension pole. The flexibility of options is great! « Show Less
1775436
No pole. I found the same item at a local janitorial supply for less than half the price.
1775437
No pole came with ours, but it has a six and a half inch handle that is threaded and fits paint roller frame. So inexpensive extensions are available at any paint or hardware store. The duster itself is15" long and literally grabs the dust and hangs on to it. My loves it!!!
1147927
I'm not certain of the pole length. I have forgotten, but my recollection is that they were 20"24". There were 4 or 5 of them. They were easy to use and the repair was perfect.
1458644
Yes, the pole probably is the length advertised but, like others have said it is not sturdy fully extended. I have used it fully extended several times and the joints start to fall apart too. That said the pole is much better at shorter heights, it then becomes much more rigid. Hope this helps!
327615
it comes with a pole bracket... its something like 6" diameter.... but its expandable. comes with 2 very strong bolts. Also comes with a metal plate to bolt onto a side of a building.
943016
I believe the pole is advertised as being 91" There are three "prongs"at the bottom of the pole that you push down into the ground to secure it. The remaining part above ground will be approx. 79". I've purchased other poles in the past. This is definitely heavy duty, well made, and looks great! Hope that helps:)
799738
The pole when fully closed is 24 1/4 inches long. It is very convenient to open and close.
199470
The pole stands about 16 in., then add about 8 in. for the bendable part. The pole can be extended up to 26 in., then add the 8 in. I noticed that Amazon is advertising it for $13.25. That is a great deal!!! I believe I paid about $26.00 about three years ago.
630820
The pole/pipe/stand ends at a measure of 65" and the sets down into the pipe. If more height was needed it would be rather simple to add an additional pipe and clamp from the hardware store
671102
I have a metal plant hanger that I hang it from. The pole is about 5 feet high.
1598851
It is blue and the length of the pole is probably about 5 feet. It comes in two pieces that you put together.
1987028
The pole is about 5 ft and thats long enough. Its so heavy that a pole any longer would be to heavy.......................................johan`
1625361
I'm not sure the exact number measurement but it's like one third of the pole
131680
It's approximately 7 ft as stated in the description. It was a little tall for my patio, but since it has a wood pole, I was able to saw off a portion of the pole and now it fits great on my patio. I'm happy with it
25504
The pole comes in two peices. if you leave them apart without the attachment, just under four feet,. If you leave it together with attachment it will be a little over eight feet. Basicly it will be about four feet for storage. We had a tornado earlier this year and it did quit well to trim the higher branches that were broke. My main use was to use it for a fruit picker with a head I put on myself and it worked great. But it breaks down small enough to store quit easy.
911578
The pole is smaller (1.5 inches) than the base I had that came with a table. It works but secured with a thumbscrew. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1483178
12 feet total comes with the kit. Each pole measures three foot so you will receive four poles
1498690
About a foot. I've had one on a pole for about a year and so far it's been great. I bought a second one but haven't put it up yet.