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yeah my boyfriend bought those bolts and washers, he was talking to some guys today, apparently about the wires there is some tests he can do not to hit the wires while drilling, and it should be fine, now i just need to get him up there to work :P, no he is an angel he will do it but it takes time
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Hello,
thank you and I am sorry to disappoint you, my boyfriend is helping me to do this, although I could do it by myself, (my mom is also a very handy do it ourself woman) but its his house and he is more handy with tools (he used to work as a contractor)We have everything we need to use it, the beams are wood and I found them with a stud fnder that doesnt work thaaat great but its ok, the problem is that there is a wire warning int he stud finder and we dont know what to do, because the thing is not that accurate, and if we drill in the wire… well, bad idea.
I was just wondering if maybe somebody had the same issue or something, I am doing it with a piece of wood attached to two beams and the mount in the middle of it, thats what we are trying ot do at least, but we cant get inside the roof on the area of this room so we have to do everything form the inside (the walls are made of that like thick hard textured cardboard)
thank you very much for your time.
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Ok so I have the screws,, dril, dril pits and all the stuff I need, and now when I am measuring the beams to put the stuff up, I see that there are some AC warning, for wires…. Idk what to do I am afraid to dril
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thank you, they finally answered the phone, and I should go to home depot with the mount and talk to them, they dont know the diameter.
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I need either to screw a 6×4 in between two beams and the mount to that, or a 6×4 screwd to one beam and then the mount to that. If you have any more experience and can help me it would be awesome, Im ordering my pole on monday and I want to know whats best to do
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this are all great ideas, I have the same issue, 2×4 perpendicular beams, and a vault mount that is 4×7, so they are too thin for the mount, I need either to screw a 6×4 in between two beams and the mount to that, or a 6×4 screwd to one beam and then the mount to that. If you have any more experience and can help me it would be awesome, Im ordering my pole on monday and I want to know whats best to do
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Hi, I am about to order my first pole and vualt mount on monday, from xpole US, the thing is that the beams that I have in my cieling are 2in by 4 in, and the mount is 4in by 7in, the beams are put perpendicular (not horizontal) so the beams are to thin (2in) when the mount is 4 in., I am not sure how to solve this pproblem, specially because the screws of the new mounts are on the edges of it.
Maybe I can screw a bigger piece of wood to the beam and screw the mount to it?
I dont have acces to that area through the attic so I have to do any reinforcment on the inside of the house.
I would really appreciate any advice because I am going crazy trying to find a solution to this -
is that xpole mount attached to a beam?
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oh thank you, yes I just confirmed that, how silly, I think the best is to buy directly form Xpoleus if Im getting this, I wish it wasnt that expensive :/ they should at least have free shipping
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hey gurl, im around glendale, wanna hook up? (Im just kidding of course!) no but seriously im near Glendale, I am researching to get a pole at home, because of the same problems you have, I do know some classes near, but they cost some money and i need a lot of practice (iI suck, im new at poling) anyway, im here if you want to chat or something, hope you are doing well
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