What you need 1. X-pole (Pre-assembled) 2. X-pole permanent mount 3. A ladder 4. A piece of trimmed wood board. 1”thick, Size 8”x 6” (A little larger than the base of your X-pole mount) 5. 7 pieces of spax-3 screw 6. 3 pieces of 3/4 rings 7. A stud finder (purchased from homedepot) 8. Measure tape 9. A drill gun 10. A drill, 3/52 11. A screw Holder for 1/4” spax-3 scree 12. A butterfly spin drill bit 13. tape 14. Ruler 15. A Messure app.(optional) Step 1. Mark the position I first used a Stud finder to identify a appropriate spot on my ceiling for installing the pole. The spot I located, from ceiling to floor, is about 11’6” height. But after I put my pole on. I found out the pole height I configured is a little shorter than the recommended safe-height. So I suggest a ceiling to floor distance within the range of 11’ to 11’5″. Otherwise, use a different x-pole extension. I purchased my pole from here: http://xpoleus.com/store/welcome-to-xpole-us-online-permanent-mounts-c-2_26.htm...

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