The photos show support cords extended beyond the poles. Are these required? If I am limited to 8x8 can I use this?
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Yes. It is not necessary to secure the cords for it to freely stand. Although it may blow over in gusty winds.
1023754
You will need 12 1" conduit if you set the heavy backing 12" in front of the back netting as recommended. If one does not use the heavy netting, than 11 poles will be required.
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I may have one for you as I looked to replace damaged connectors ... couldn't locate any .... so bought a new 10 x 20 last year.... Poles have a length and Diameter and a Letter code .... so be specific and I'll see if I have a spare for you .... Tom Drew
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You could certainly extend the cords, but I would have reservations. How will you get up there for install? How will you retrieve the cord if you accidentally let it go without engaging it in the blind-like stop? (That happens.) Use your trigonometry skills to determine how much clearance you would need 20 feet down in order to engage the blind-like clamp. A 10 foot ceiling requires it to be installed 8 inches from the wall on the side of the mechanism. I would love to hear how this goes if you in fact do it.
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If its 8 feet tall, then yes, you will need an extension. If its 7 feet tall, no you should be fine....
1787796
Try x-pole.com... but use the extensions for the original x-pole not the one with the x joint. That is where I got mine.
1321054
You could potentially roll the extra net around the poles! I haven't done it. Otherwise this is for full size table
233568
Yes. The support bars are approx. 18" so the angle area needs to be able to support the length.
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I have the larger 8" version of the. I simply used the "u" shaped bracket that the manufacturer offers and attached with anchors that are appropriate for the wall you are hanging them on. I hung mine on brick in a horizontal position (speakers side by side instead of one above the other).
1382705
Not for me, but if floor space is a concern you could consider a set of c-stands or auto poles.
1766037
The diameter at the base is about 1.25 inches. Because the sections are held in place only by friction, I would not recommend using the pole in this way. The thinnest ~8ft would not be able to hold any load up in the air.
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You will need 8 2x4's across the top, and another 2 for the bottom supports. You can view the instructions at 2x4 basics.com.
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I will have an adapter that you can use regardless the pole diameter and you don't have to climb and it's mount on the side directly above the flag. Give me 24 hours and I will have on the market! You can see the picture on the customer images, the second on the left all the way to the 2nd row from the bottom!
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Yes you can do this - I had same situation and I just added two of these between the center stick and the edge of the frame - giving me 9 total supports. I found that the middle stick was on the problem - it was too much room to the left and the right of the middle stick.
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Not unless you are willing to pull the 4 corner poles apart. Would have to also move plastic end plugs to the 4 shortened pieces.
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The quick answer is no. The 18" linking cord was too short, so I extended them to the length I needed.
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yes but keep in mind that the further you go out the higher up the poles need to be because of sagging.