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new platinum stages with ez-connect
Does anyone have the newer SSA? I am trying to pole in my very tall garage and just looking at my options. Thanks!
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6 Replies
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LizzyLiz810 did a video I think about the EZ connect although I no longer see it on her page. She may still have it up on youtube.
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Liz has done several videos on her SSA.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGemPvYpq88
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYPxuCmxxHE
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Gail12 please can you advise how high your garage ceiling is. We may have a unique solution for you.
X-Pole Tech Support
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14 feet is my ceiling height in garage which is too high for me! Besides that, not sure hubby wants me to have it drilled in the garage floor. Free standing pole may be my only option…
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Please send us photos of the garage area and the ceiling where you may fit it to: xpoletech@x-pole.co.uk.
Once we have those we can advise the best way to fit either a pole or a stage and pole**
As to the 'Single' hole (not multiple as with other fixings) it is only 1/4" wide and 3/8" deep – not even noticeable, The base pin simply inserts into the hole. No other fixing.
As advised by one of the other Veena's poles cannot be high enough 'more height the merrier' you do not have to use it all……at the moment!
Regards
X-Pole Tech Support
** With X-Pole it is possible to use a stage and an additional pole unit on top combined with an upper mount to support the pole tube and so go higher.
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Hello Gail, wanted to check with you to see if you need any more information on the star standalone stage, our basic model pole is 7 ft and we have a 1 and 2 foot extension so that it will definately fit in your garage space and give you enough room to pole. In addition we make pressure mount poles that will go 14 ft high and no holes in your ceiling or floor, these are less expensive than the star poles. Remember our products are American made and we use real high polished stainless steel and brass, so no coating that will come off on your skin, our pole products last longer and the spinning mechanisms only use a small pin as opposed to having to transfer hex screws. you can email me with any questions alex@platinumstages.com
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