Kupo
Kupo Kupole black 101911 59‑106.3in 150‑270cm
Aluminium pole with spring locking expands from 59 to 106.3 inches for tool-free ceiling-to-floor mounting
- TypeAccessories
- Adjustable mounting height from 59in to 106.3in
- Spring locking system secures pole without tools
- Reaches over 12ft for high ceiling setups
- Black aluminium finish suits studio environments
- Two-section aluminium pole expands between floor and ceiling
Kupole 2‑Section Aluminum Pole
The Kupole is a two‑section aluminum pole that uses a unique spring locking system to brace between floor and ceiling. It creates a quick, non‑permanent mounting point for lights, backgrounds or other studio accessories. The black anodised finish resists glare and blends into most stage or studio environments. No tools are required for setup or adjustment.
Extends 59‑106.3in 150‑270cm
The pole telescopes from a collapsed length of 59in (150cm) up to a maximum of 106.3in (270cm), with the manufacturer noting an effective range of 62.6‑106.3in (159‑270cm) when tensioned. This span covers standard ceiling heights in homes, offices and small commercial spaces. The jump is worth it when a permanent ceiling mount or heavy stand is impractical or prohibited.
Spring Lock Install No Tools
Installation relies on the internal spring mechanism: extend the pole until the ends contact floor and ceiling, then lock the sections with the spring catch. The system is tool‑free and can be repositioned in seconds. What usually goes wrong is insufficient tension on uneven surfaces or slippage if the ceiling material cannot support the compression force.
Highlights
- Adjustable mounting height from 59in to 106.3in
- Spring locking system secures pole without tools
- Reaches over 12ft for high ceiling setups
- Black aluminium finish suits studio environments
- Two-section aluminium pole expands between floor and ceiling
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What ceiling-to-floor height range does the 101911 pole cover without tools?
The spring-locked pole adjusts from 62.6 to 106.3 inches (159 to 270 cm) for a non-permanent mount.
How is the spring locking system engaged during installation?
Extend the two aluminum sections until the spring-loaded pin snaps into the next hole; no tools are needed.
Which part of the pole is most likely to wear and need replacement over time?
The spring-loaded locking pin and its receiving holes take the repeated stress and should be inspected periodically.
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