How much space do I need to carve out in my back yard to place this?
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In my warehouse I have a area that measures 12'across by 14' deep and that includes my hitting mat that I got through Amazon also. You'll love this, and since you're going to have it in the backyard it comes with tie down rope and stakes.
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a 15 by 15 ft. area should work fine. I usually set mine up at the opening of my garage (two car garage) and it works fine (height and width). Due to the weather; I have not had the opportunity to setup in the yard; but 15ft by 15ft is enough room to place the net and have room for my pad.
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I use it in my 2 car garage with room to spare. Hope that gives you some idea.
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Hi Caper, Thank you for your question. The RukkNet measures 10ft wide x 7 ft high x 5 ft deep. Thank you, Adam and the Rukket Sports Team
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Hi Caper,Thank you for your question. The RukkNet measures 10ft wide x 7 ft high x 5 ft deep.Thank you,Adam and the Rukket Sports Team
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It needs about an inch in the back or have the side pieces stick out in front. We chose to have the side pieces stick out a tad in front. Them we rounded the pieces. Looks nice.
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It is never too late just follow the instructions you receive with your order. My guess is that you will need a space of about 8' by 12'. Good luck
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I sank a couple of 4" x 4' posts outside my patio. Two corners are attached to the house and two corners are attached to the posts. Works great.
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I don't know. I just painted on to wood storage that II had erected in my yard and left it. Sorry I can't be more helpful
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Not much.. I just predrilled the holes and set it up there. The wall needs to be plywood or studs closer than 13".
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Buy wood shims. Thats what i did and it made it nice and tight fit. A 4x4 post will not be a tight fit on its own. Add some shims and it'll be perfect. Mine is rock solid after i sunk it in Quikcrete
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I did not set posts. I built an arched frame over a trampoline and used it as a shade cover in that manner. I will tell you that the corners do hang out further than the center of the shade cloth and there is some stretch to the material in and of itself.Whatever the measurement is , I would allow an extra six inches in the pole settings and buy at least two adjustable straps to mount it with. You might want to check out Harbor Frieght. Also, a slight pitch will help you get leaves, etc off the top of the shade in a much more easy manner than a flat top. Good luck. It is a good quality shade! I did not set posts. I built an arched frame over a trampoline and used it as a shade cover in that manner. I will tell you that the corners do hang out further than the center of the shade cloth and there is some stretch to the material in and of itself.Whatever the measurement is , I would allow an extra six inches in the pole settings and buy at least two adjustable straps to mount it with. You might want to check out Harbor Frieght. Also, a slight pitch will help you get leaves, etc off the top of the shade in a much more easy manner than a flat top. Good luck. It is a good... » Read More I did not set posts. I built an arched frame over a trampoline and used it as a shade cover in that manner. I will tell you that the corners do hang out further than the center of the shade cloth and there is some stretch to the material in and of itself.Whatever the measurement is , I would allow an extra six inches in the pole settings and buy at least two adjustable straps to mount it with. You might want to check out Harbor Frieght. Also, a slight pitch will help you get leaves, etc off the top of the shade in a much more easy manner than a flat top. Good luck. It is a good quality shade! « Show Less
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You would need to leave at least two inches of space on the left, right, and if possible the top. Also you need to leave at least four inches in the rear. Trim work will negate the spacing so it is not recommended. The goal is to passively get the heat from behind the unit and out of the cabinet.
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yes, very easy. i did it w/ my teenage son. an extra set of hands & eyes always helps.extra advice. use treated lumber. for one set of plastic on each side i would use 6 foot long 2x4's. i say this for the following reason.i initially purchased 2 sets to make a picnic table & the direction said to get 2x4's, 8 feet long & they sagged in the middle.so to correct the issue, i ordered a 3rd set & inserted them in the center for added support.i wanted the 8 foot table/bench.
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I would say about 2500-5000 square feet. I live in an end of unit town house so I did my yard, common area between my other neighbor, did his front/back yard and the neighbor directly next to me as well. If you have a big area I would get two.
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I made mine with 2 yards. It is good for 2 people to snuggle under. If for an adult I would do no less than 1 1/2. If for a child, 1 yard is fine.
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I have been making mine. Find an oak tree branch 2 inches or so. This is betterFor the birds feet.
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Just looked up HOA and now I've determined your question is pertaining to the shed. Each piece is hollow in between the thick plastic. If the homeowner association is not very a*** maybe you could get away with it because it's very attractive. How many inches are you off in meeting their standard?
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You are lucky to have such open space. We attached ours to the back of our garage. We added a couple of 2 x 4 to the back which extended beyond the box. This made it easy to just screw it to the siding. Be careful not to attach screws where the side door opens for cleaning purposed. Depending on the width of the tree, you might be able to do the same. Hope this helps
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Outline the smaller radius the use a metal cutting circular saw blade. That's how I did it
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The directions call for the spikes to be placed a foot or more from the trunk. I'm presuming there is space enough in an indoor pot. If I were you and really wanted to try it, I would break apart a spike and place a small piece in the soil.