What is the recommended method for attaching this material to a Frame (Staples on wood ?)
1535616
Yes, that is definitely the most common method. Remember, this material is unsupported so it needs to be stretched tight in all directions for best results. For a different look or more portability you can also check out the version of this that has finished edges. Thanks!
1163464
No, I used staples to hold in place on my steps. Very happy with the product.
62288
Your question is tougher than it appears. First, the hardened wood may pose an issue and I personally am not very impressed with this so-called "heavy duty" stapler. I would go to one of the big box stores and try out the different models and see if they make specific staples for old and hardened wood. If I had it to do over, that is what I would do myself. Good luck with your project.
995444
There are small metal anchors that you can attach to the back of the frame if you want to use them to hang the board on two nails on a wall. The hardest part is making sure that the nails are level with each other. I do not recommend eye-balling it, use a level if you have one available.
2172289
you can use any 30-34 degree paper collated framing nails. Almost all if not all hardware stores will carry them lowes home depot amazon menards all carry them.
1673140
This fastener does not use staples, it uses standard corrugated fasteners. I've only used Air Locker corrugated fasteners and they work fine if you use long strips. If you put short pieces in the fastener it jams.
1152313
I stapled a strip of cardboard to the material on top and used grey tape to tape over it, so the tape would hold the cardboard and stick to the glass or frame of the window.Material is slippery so you just need something that will hold the tape.
1288587
Thanks for your suggestion. That is a good idea. Do you think staples, or tape would work to secure the sides?
1608984
We put them into a frame and covered them with fabric. We shot a few staples into the sides to keep it from moving but screws would work. It is dense enough to be held by a screw providing your frame is tight.
1935372
after some research I have decided to use White gorilla wood glue and follow instructions that I was able to find on youtube. Have not started the project yet but this is my plan
290960
I use a staple gun and staple the netting to two 1" x 2" posts. I do square foot gardening. The posts are screwed into the outside of the 8' x 4' box.
2235392
Well, i built a simple wood frame, but you could just as easily screw the material into the wall at the studs, and you can always patch the holes up with spackling when you move. Then use that 4 inch 1mm black felt tape around the borders. I like the tape. It finishes it ff nice and helps square up the picture. JVCC-felt06 is what I used.
1043236
No, you need heavy duty, like the SF-13 or SF-39, staples for that. In 3/8",1/2",5/8" etc. you can get thin, breakable, "high-capacity" staples or "heavy duty" staples, which is what you need. Swingline & Stanley Bostich both make them.
585375
I used staples to install. But you could use double sided tape. The staples worked great for me.
1539494
Hold the stapler firm against the project. First check that you have it filled correctly with the right size staples.
329517
Yes, I've purchased 2 of them and both were held together with staples.I simply reinforced them using wood screws and they are still working fineHope this helps.
1152314
Harbor Freight has a good kit w/ rings & twine, but I folded mine in 1/2 and used a wooden rod @ the top & bottom. I just hung the top & strung the bottom. I also stapled some to a wooden door, worked fine. This is all outdoor if you didn't know.