I have 50 feet of fence but this includes a 2 sided gate about 10 feet down from one end. Can I cut the fabric and piece it over the gate panels?
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Don't plan on cutting the fabric if you don't have a way to sew a hem on it. It'll fray or unravel pretty quickly
198970
You would need to fasten a piece of trim wood to the wall (into the stud) and then hang the gate on the piece of trim. The open/close side of the gate must be hung perpendicular (90 deg. angle) to the wall to close correctly.
2096710
There are grommets on the bottom. I suggest that it is not suitable material to cut. Retailers with outdoor areas use material like this on cyclone fencing and they do not cut it. You can wrap it and adapt it anywhere on a cyclone fence. Hopefully I have helped.
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Short answer no, you could cut the fabric and make it yourself but you will still have a piece of the metal frame that would be run over every time you pass through.
157833
Put the panel with the 26" gate on the one end like the picture shows. All panels are 30" with the gate panel having 2" on each side. Gate is only 26" in opening width within a 30" panel. All panels measure 30". Trust me, it works just fine.
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Yes I have. We have vinyl posts and didn't want to drill into them, so we zip-tied 2x4s to the posts and drilled into that. Our porch is covered, so the gate isn't exposed to all the elements, but it has held up well for over a year now.
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I do not think it would be very easy to cut down. Not sure what the fabric is it is well constructed. You might be able to cut down if you were really, really crafty but I would not try.
2001181
I suppose you could but these fit nicely with the gate and installed very quick and easily. I think cutting and measuring something that would look as nice would just be a pain in the neck for the small cost of this product...
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This fabric isn't fire retardant so you would have to decide that. As to how many yards you would need to make curtains depends on the pattern and the size of the window. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1504569
I have cut up to 6 inch plastic pipe. 4 inch should be no trouble. you will have to put a block behind the pipe in order to reach the fence.
974490
Doubling up might not work because the gourmet holes may not line up. The fold over might work if you have access to both sides of the fence and the top of fence line is smooth. I would not recommend either of these solutions.
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There are grommets around the perimeter. The ties (included) go through the grommets and tie to the fence or bar. Unless you overlap over the top of the fence or around the bottom, not sure how you'd fasten it.
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You can with a heat cutter otherwise it will fray if you cut with scissors I have a dark green/black woven 95% sun blockage 6'x10'. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005C2YAXY
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If you order more than 1 yard of fabric they will usually send it in a continuous piece of fabric. I do believe you can measure and cut your fabric yourself though.
1296426
Yes, as long as you have the initial gate you can add extensions to it. We added two panel extensions when we bought ours.
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I had the same issue. Yes, it will work. You can just fold the top over on the back side before you zip tie it down. It actually gives you double the coverage on a few inches at the top of your fence.
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No you would have to take the hings off of the one panel but I just leave one planel flat on one of the side together and it is thincker but very usable . I love my gate .