How does this stay up? Do you have to use nails to hang up? I have 12 bean bags bigger than 3 "; will they go through the hole? When the bean bag goes through the hole, do they fall on the floor?
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I tied them to two poles to keep it up... You'll definitely need some supplies to make this work... The bigger bean bags would fit fine... I found the bags that were included to be a little small.... And there's nets on the back of each Hoke to catch the bean bags so they don't fall on the floor...
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i have my 70 pound bag hanging from a beam i installed in my house. i only have the bag up when I'm using it. i bought this water bag so i would not have to drill into the floor. i filled it with water and it does not leak. it has a very thick rubber inside and i doesn't leak.
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Very stable. Each of the bottom legs has an adjustable foot piece for leveling purposes. I have it on tile and I didn't need to drill it into the wall to keep it stable. The holes aren't very noticeable, they are small and are at the top part of the back vertical beams. I have tan walls and I hardly notice them.
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I used little finishing nails there is small loop to hang on and I also used nails to hold the tops so I could hang them at different angles.. hope that helps I love them!!!
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Sorry...I thought that last question was for the floor bench not the hanging shelf. The cubbies in those are nice but not too deep. We keep hats inside.
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You could set it on a shelf, but another option would be to get those hangers made by 3m that don't mark up the wall. that's what I did because of living in a rental home and not wanting to put holes in the wall either and so far it has help up wonderfully!! Just a suggestion? Good Luck!
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It hangs from two metal rods on a ledge front and back. The rods weren't long enough on ours not to slip off so we had to buy two sturdy dowels to replace them. You can easily lift the bag out of the hamper.
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Because I wanted to be able to move mine out of the way, I mounted it with a barn door rail & hanger. These can be found at TSC or other farm supply stores. Probably also at Lowes or Home Depot. Look up heavy bag hanger here on Amazon, you'll get a ton of choices. This bag is tall, so take that into account if you're mounting it in a basement or other area with a low ceiling. You should use cut up rags to fill it... I would guess that sawdust is going to be WAY to hard. If you want to do conditioning, you'd b a lot better off with a makiwara board, or similar device made for that. The material is going to compress, both because of gravity and because you want to pack the material as you fill the bag. Here's a decent video with some good tips on filling your bag: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLGddvvvAIk . Good luck! It's a great bag, once you get it filled and mounted. Waaaay better than a punching bag if you're working kicks and knees.
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1. They are not thick enough to stand on their own. They a very flexible and need to be hung rather than free-standing. They have the c hooks to join them together in 3 pre-drilled holes - one hole on each corner and one in the middle (or they would sag). 2. I used them as a window decoration to obscure an ugly view of a neighbors unkempt yard and roofline. I hung 2-across & 2-down. Your measurement will depend on A)how high your ceiling is and B) if you plan on going floor to ceiling or is you are going to use fishing line to hang them a couple of feet below the ceiling. They will not be a hard, wall like surface and will move around as people bump into them or even in the breeze of an open door or window. Mine are very attractive in the window and serve their purpose of adding privacy and add to the overall look of my shabby chic office. Hope this helps.
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There is a hole for hangers. I got some of the cedar hanger discs to put at the top to ward off the bugs, hopefully.
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It sounds like your using way too much! It takes very very little to keep em up (I had about a third left over.) the tiniest stars only take a speck probably smaller than a grain of rice to stay up, and I got the large ones to stay in up with a pea sized piece. If nothing else, the putty is sold on Amazon and in most retail stores and is sometimes called sticky tack or teachers putty.
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Mine also had trouble staying together. My husband put some wood glue in the holes and tapped it together with a hammer and left it to dry overnight with some heavy cookbooks on top. It's worked fine ever since.
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I hung them from bicycle hanging hooks! They have the rounded front to loop forward and upward! I also have stored them upside down in the closet or,,,behind a chair in the bedroom,Bungy cords can secure them as well! They are tough to store, but I love them!
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I put mine up on rail road ties. Served two purposes one made it taller and two rail road ties are heavy. I hammered re bar through them to make sure they didn't move. Another solution might be to get a few bags of quick Crete concrete from home depot and burry some metal anchors with it to attach the legs to. Hope this was helpful
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Sorry just saw you're question. The little hooks need something to hook on to. We had a broken one and used a plastic zip tie, which might work for you. Ours has been up since fall and it's still shiny and in good shape. Very happy with it.
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Good question! In theory, the first answer by Leslie sounds good. I bought 12 of these, and they are a b!t%# to put back into the "pot". The metal cylinder with the 3 square holes you see stays in the ceiling, the decorative rim comes off. However, the 3 little tension clamps just above the rim will often not stay put. They rotate, since they are screwed on. I have 4 of the 12 which just won't stay put flush against the ceiling at all. I will never buy these again, and I am actually looking here today to replace them.
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I used a 3/16 concrete drill bit to make the hole in the concrete before I realized that the hanging hole on the décor was too large (not small) to fit. I then used picture hanging wire to go from the décor hanger to the concrete nail. I hope it will hold during hurricane season. Looks lovely.