Telescopic Tarp Poles - Silver

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This guide is for anyone needing a versatile and adjustable support for tarps, tarpaulins, tents, or awnings. The key benefit is its adjustable length, offering flexibility for various setups. A caveat to remember is the importance of properly securing multiple segments to prevent damage. The VidaXL Telescopic Tarp Poles provide a lightweight, aluminum solution for easy setup and transport, featuring adjustable lengths from 102 cm to 260 cm and a telescopic design with multiple diameter pole sections.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Brand | VidaXL |
The telescopic pole adjusts from a minimum length of 102 cm to a maximum length of 260 cm.
The pole is made from aluminum, making it lightweight and durable.
Avoid direct contact between sharp parts of the pole and the tarp's fabric. Ensure the pole is stable and not putting undue stress on any single point of the tarp.
Yes, the telescopic tubes require assembly, which involves extending and locking the segments.
The pole has three different diameters: 30mm, 25mm, and 21mm for the telescopic tubes.
While durable, for very heavy-duty or large structures, it's advisable to use multiple poles for even weight distribution and stability, or consider poles with a larger diameter if available.
Ensure there is no dirt or debris inside the pole segments. Gently twist and pull/push to free the mechanism. If persistent, check for any damage to the inner surfaces.
Ensure all locking mechanisms are fully engaged. Consider using a shorter extension or securing the pole with additional guy ropes. For larger structures, use multiple poles or a pole with a wider base.
Inspect the ends of the pole segments for any burrs or sharp edges. Lightly sand down any rough spots. Consider using a protective cap or fabric insert at contact points if necessary.
Setup:
Compatibility:
These poles are designed to support tarps, tarpaulins, tents, and awnings. Ensure the material of your shelter can withstand the contact points of the poles. Avoid contact with sharp parts of the pole and the cloth of your tarp or tent to prevent damage.
Care: