Using the screw located in the bottom of the base pin, push the threaded screw through the bottom of the base (the screw head should rest against the flat part of the base, not the raised counter-sunk part). Tip: For maximum stability, we recommend using the center hole for your base pin.
Our Slip-Fit Uprights are hollow, so putting them onto the base is easy! Just slide the upright over the pin.Tip: Make sure that the "top slots" -- located right near one of the ends of the upright -- are at the top when you put it on the base. If you put the upright upside down (where the top slots are put over the base pin), then you won't be able to use the drape support rod.
Using the sewn-in pole pocket on your drape, "sleeve" the drape(s) onto the drape support rod.
Now that your drape is on your drape support rod, place the hook end of the drape support rod into one of the open slots on the upright.Tip: Have both of your uprights set up and in place so that each hook end of the drape support rod has a home.
You're all done! In less than 10 minutes you now have a pipe and drape backdrop. For an extra tip, continue reading below.
Extra tip - Making sure your spacing is correct:Once you have the base pin on your bases (Step 1), take the drape support rod, set it to the width that you would like, and carefully place it on the floor. Then put a base at each hook end -- where each hook end is lined up to where each base pin is located.
For questions regarding any portion of setting up your pipe and drape display, please contact us and we'll be happy to help guide you through it!
Installing A Locking Clamp
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*If the clamp is too loose, the inner pipe will not remain elevated at a non-button stop interval while tightening the clamp. Therefore, the Upright should be laid flat (horizontally) while making any tightening adjustments to the clamp. Otherwise, the inner pipe can come down with force, and may pose a risk to fingers, hands, or any other object.
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