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Two Poles in Two Rooms – Advantageous or Wasteful?
How many of you own two poles and what’s the advantage to having two poles (different finish, and different diameter)? Or have you had 2 poles at some point and found it was a waste of money?
My fiance came to watch me freestyle on the weekend and along with realizing it’s super hard to pole with the low ceiling and consoling me while I picked glass out of my big toe (I put my foot through one of the ceiling lights while shoulder mounting) he has decided I need a taller pole. Now that our cat with arthritis no longer cares about the spare room, he wants me to buy another pole and put it up in that room. Okay, so maybe this is more of a blessing than a problem but I wanted to ask around here for some opinions because I feel this is being a bit wasteful in my situation.
My first solution was just to move to the taller room, but he likes that I have my basement lair (likes the look of it, and that I’m not playing loud music right next to him all the time). My second solution was to put up two permanent mounts but he hates that idea and is convinced I’m going to cause thousands in damage. To be fair, our joists are also too narrow. 🙁 He doesn’t want me constantly putting the pole up and down because he’s worried about my safety, and in the long run he wants us to move to a bigger place where I’ll be able to put my two poles up side by side (one spinny, one static). I get that he’s being supportive and that’s wonderful, but I’m just worried one pole is going to become a neglected waste of money. In your opinion would this be a sound investment or frivolous one?
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