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Lower ceilings
Hi I have recently bought an 45mm xpert, I have two rooms to use it in, standard 2450mm ceiling height and a lower ceiling of 2100mm. Is it safe to use extension to replace the B pole in the lower room, as the A and B pole together are literally 5-10cm to long with the dome. Any help appreciated 😊
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It’s safe to use a shorter pole extension, but why would you want to if you can use the other room?
I had my xpert up for about 4 months under a ceiling which was 2m. Hated it. Tbf the ceiling was also sloped so I had to be careful on spinning not to hit my head. I felt like I couldn’t do loads of moves because of the height, and the screws at the bottom scratched my feet if I climbed from a kneeling position. Particularly as the xpert can spin quite fast, I personally need to be able to climb a bit to lose the spin before doing moves (and I love climbing).
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Hi, thank you for your response 😊 the pole is mainly in the living room, half decent height and plenty of room, def the main space to pole.
But I have two teenage sons and other half, in the evening they like to chill out, put a film on etc, that’s why the lower (ceiling)room is ideal 😊 when I’m on a good one I can keep going.
I can still practise certain moves. I don’t expect it to be the best practise area. I just wanted some advice if I could switch the B pole to a slightly smaller extension.
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Yes, you can use a shorter piece to make it work. Just make sure you don’t have to over extend the screw to tighten the pole. ðŸ˜
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Hi thanks for your reply 😊 do you know the measurements heights wise for the fixed mounts? I looked on xpole uk today but couldn’t find exact measurements for them. I was looking at the white round mount, would ideally have these in both rooms. When the boys start moaning or trying to join in lol it seems a much easier get away with the fixed mounts.
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The fixed mount is wonderful! I don’t know the numbers off hand tho
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