Has anyone tried to join 2 smaller pieces together to make one large piece? Similar to the way batting can be joined by mesh tape.
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I have not tried to do that, don't know how it would respond to an iron. If I did I would probably just butt the two sides together and do a wide zig zag to sew the two pieces together.
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Jackie, yes you can connect two sets together to make the area bigger. You can use the advertised pictures for reference.
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frankly I didn't use it to do so, but its depend on the higth . I may say yes for small blob . But what are you going to use for joining edges is the main.
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Hi Nigel, did you end up trying this? I'm looking to do the same thing and would love to know how it worked for you. (or if you were able to find a product with better dimensions to begin with) Thanks!
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its as simple as putting snapping two Lego pieces together. Theres a small plastic piece that you wedge between the tracks. Works just fine.
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Yes you can combine sets. I have 3 sets which I combined to make a long fence.
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The two long pieces are joined together using the cross bars, and nuts and bolts. Can be a bit cumbersome to do. Have extra set hands if possible.
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It CAN be done. It takes extra steps and materials to seam properly. Not sure how to do it. We simply laid pieces down alone. Looks great!
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You should be able to but you may end up with an extra piece. The pieces fit into each other.
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Sorry, I won't attempt to answer this as I have not yet had the challenge to work with anything irregular......But optimistic as I am, I guess you can, depending on the size of the piece you are working with....
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That is what I thought too.But if you look closely,there is a little square ,a picture of what the assembled pieces would look like.It is up to you if you want to follow it to the "T" or you want widen the pattern or shorten it or add your own variation.It all work!
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Yes, I think you could easily use two pieces - I even "patched" a few places where I didn't cut straight on the edges and nobody noticed. Most didn't know it was a stick on. I really love this! Good luck.
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At first, I put the smaller ones in front and realized what I had done. I had gotten 2 so the first one was more of a challenge. Make sure you follow the directions. Sorry, I can't remember any tips for you.
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2 part answer: 1) is it possible to put them side-by-side? Maybe. Although there's a slight angle to the corners, and they might not meet perfectly.2) SHOULD you put them side by side? In my opinion, no. There's nothing to bind them together and make them safely into 1 piece. Personally, I wouldn't do it. And if you're using it for stepping exercise, I don't think you would need it bigger. Again, IMHO. Bottom line: as an ex Phys. Ed. Teacher, I think putting 2 together without rigging something substantial to hold them together would present a safety issue. And the latter would possibly void any warranty. 2 part answer: 1) is it possible to put them side-by-side? Maybe. Although there's a slight angle to the corners, and they might not meet perfectly.2) SHOULD you put them side by side? In my opinion, no. There's nothing to bind them together and make them safely into 1 piece. Personally, I wouldn't do it. And if you're using it for stepping exercise, I don't think you would need it bigger. Again, IMHO. Bottom line: as an ex Phys. Ed. Teacher, I think putting 2 together without rigging something substantial to hold them together would present a safety issue. And the latter... » Read More 2 part answer: 1) is it possible to put them side-by-side? Maybe. Although there's a slight angle to the corners, and they might not meet perfectly.2) SHOULD you put them side by side? In my opinion, no. There's nothing to bind them together and make them safely into 1 piece. Personally, I wouldn't do it. And if you're using it for stepping exercise, I don't think you would need it bigger. Again, IMHO. Bottom line: as an ex Phys. Ed. Teacher, I think putting 2 together without rigging something substantial to hold them together would present a safety issue. And the latter would possibly void any warranty. « Show Less
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This isn't possible. Think about it, these are injection molded plastic tracks. The pieces will always be the same length as the molds, though they might be different colors that what is in the manual.
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I would be interested to know if anyone has done this and, if so, could someone please post a photo? Thanks.
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You know, Christine, I would say that you could piece it together. The pattern does repeat so you know you would have to match it exact to get the effect you want. Hope that this is helpful?