Are the round posts taller than the square posts? I need an exteded height FSP, and the photo makes these taller. Also, specs on height would be ncie
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I don't have dimensions but they are taller than milspec. I ran out of elevation on some tech sights on my 10/22 and these worked like a charm to fix that problem.
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The posts stand 35 1/2 inches without the wheels, and just under 40 inches with the wheels. You could cut the poles down with a good hack-saw, however, they come with the plastic endcaps already in place. I don't know if you would be able to remove/replace them if you cut the poles down. The other consideration would be access to the baskets if you cut down the length of the poles. You can place the baskets wherever you want on the poles, but they are deep and depending on what you want to store in them, the lowered height will limit access. Hope this helps. Any other information I can give, please just ask. The posts stand 35 1/2 inches without the wheels, and just under 40 inches with the wheels. You could cut the poles down with a good hack-saw, however, they come with the plastic endcaps already in place. I don't know if you would be able to remove/replace them if you cut the poles down. The other consideration would be access to the baskets if you cut down the length of the poles. You can place the baskets wherever you want on the poles, but they are deep and depending on what you want to store in them, the lowered height will limit access. Hope this helps. Any other information I can... » Read More The posts stand 35 1/2 inches without the wheels, and just under 40 inches with the wheels. You could cut the poles down with a good hack-saw, however, they come with the plastic endcaps already in place. I don't know if you would be able to remove/replace them if you cut the poles down. The other consideration would be access to the baskets if you cut down the length of the poles. You can place the baskets wherever you want on the poles, but they are deep and depending on what you want to store in them, the lowered height will limit access. Hope this helps. Any other information I can give, please just ask. « Show Less
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Previous posters may have gotten a different set, but the ones I received in May are actually 2-1/4" in diameter, exactly like Eric said. NOT 2"!!!! Sounds like they might be a bit too big for your caddy. They are 8-1/4" tall if you needed that measurement also.
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Good morning, at this time we are not able to provide custom heights. sorry for any inconvenience. Thanks Aaron
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The post at the base is indeed round. If it looks flat, that is the lighting (definitely non-professional)
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I had the same question so I contacted the company with my height. The owner responded fast and he was wonderful and these poles are terrific.I think if you place an order, though, they then contact you, but since I was not sure, I went to their website and got the contact information and did it that way.
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They just fit on top of the posts that we left sticking up on our deck. They just fit snug, no screws or anything. I will try to take a picture tonight with them lit up and post it for you. They really look nice. I thought they would look kind of cheap, but we have gotten only compliments on them!
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It is surprising that the dimension is not in the listing. Seems weird to me. But then it looks similar to the Malibu style I already have, so I did not notice it. They are 8 inches tall. Look almost exactly like the Malibu style you will see down at Home Depot, but half the price. Buy LED lights to fit (get the correct base called a GU4 (I think) You will never replace the bulb. Mine run all night. And they are bright.
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The Post-Mount style fixture as shown is 20" high: http://www.gamasonic.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/GS-106PWF.pdf
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8.9 cm W x 6.8 cm D x 10.1cm H The posts add about 0.3mm in Height to the 10.1
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i'm not sure? mine are screwed to my deck posts, they do exactly what I wanted them to do though, a lot of lite is thrown by them. wish I could help you more.pete
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The project description shows the measurements as 8" tall, 3" square at the top and 2" at the bottom with 5/16 hanger bolt us size. I don't have them at my house to verify that, they are at our community center. These are very sturdy legs and everyone loves them. I would get 2" and 1" ones and then return the ones you don't need. Sorry, that's the best I can do
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I believe they are all 7/16ths high from this company. I recall that there were other vendors that had different products, but I did not need a taller one. 1/16th is not much, but if you need 1/2, then this one is too short.
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Depends on your post diameter and distance apart. They are adjustable side to side by a little
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They are made for trees, but I don't see why you could use them with square posts.
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Not quite sure of your question.Are you talking about the aluminum posts I mounted it on?Please let me know I will try to help you out.
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I do not know why the amazon listed picture shows a round depression. The product I received has a square shape depression that is 2.75 x 2.75" wide and 0.75" deep. The block itself is 3.5" high but since the depression is ~0.75" it actually raises the bed about 2.75". I bought two sets so I can stack them up. Doubling the blocks brings the height to ~7" but after subtracting the 0.75" depression, the risers actually raised my bed by 6.25". Hope this helps.