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? 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... » Read More 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? « Show Less
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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...
2187846
We use sandbags tied to the middle that hang down and it works perfectly. We love Ina very windy place and they haven't tipped over yet.
1657952
You have to make a hole. The lamp comes with a "molley" hook. You have to make a hole and the "molley" part spreads out inside the ceiling so the hook does not come out. Thus it can hold heavy items. The lamp is not heavy but you want to be sure that it doesn't pull out and fall on someone!
890055
You may want to go with a larger hook, these are fairly small to hang multiple bags. I got them to hang coffee mugs and they are perfect size for those.
2053720
You don't... it takes a certain bit, and that is it. It will slip in/out but not fall out. This is how they function by design. Go make some holes.
562898
Storage is very important. I store beans & legumes 2 ways: in the cupboard using Snapware containers (I believe that a 17 cup one will hold the 5 lbs of lentils. Then there is the less than glamorous way using a food safe bucket with a gamma lid. I use both methods because I buy 20 lbs of soybeans at a time for soy milk. Beans that I only buy little bits of, and don't use all that often get put into a Ziploc and, after a trip to the freezer, find themselves dumped into the bucket along with the soybeans. I have a smaller canister that I keep soybeans at hand in. As for the jute bag question: not. There is, however a plastic bag inside of the jute bag but once you've opened it, you will really want to put them into something airtight.
185155
I'm not sure, it has poles you hammer into the ground, keeping it stable. If you're standing it, and want be sure it stays, use four deep pots. If they have a drain hole, all the better, put the legs through the holes into the sand. Weigh them down with gravel, rocks, etc. I hope I helped you, I love mine!
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You can hang it from 2. You need to have 2 hooks coming down from the ceiling - the kind where it's just a solid circle at the end. Then you can use one of the hangers for the pots, you turn it upside down and hook it into that circle. That's how ours hang.
1850964
No mine have been up for years love them have ordered several times . You never have to put nails in again .You won't be sorry.......also have the ones for brick awesome also.
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So I have a 100lb bag and it does hang from the ceiling. To counter from the house shaking and weakening the frame structure of the ceiling, I have secured two 16 foot or so 2X4's perpendicular to the house's 2X4's to strengthen the ceiling and then I have a short one between two studs that the bag hanger secures to with bolts. This reduces shaking. I use the anchor to keep the bag still while working out. I guess you could use a bag stand and also use the anchor and not have to do any carpenter work. Especially if you are going to use a 50 or 70 lb bag, the stand and anchor would probably work well. I hope this helps. So I have a 100lb bag and it does hang from the ceiling. To counter from the house shaking and weakening the frame structure of the ceiling, I have secured two 16 foot or so 2X4's perpendicular to the house's 2X4's to strengthen the ceiling and then I have a short one between two studs that the bag hanger secures to with bolts. This reduces shaking. I use the anchor to keep the bag still while working out. I guess you could use a bag stand and also use the anchor and not have to do any carpenter work. Especially if you are going to use a 50 or 70 lb bag, the stand and anchor would probably... » Read More So I have a 100lb bag and it does hang from the ceiling. To counter from the house shaking and weakening the frame structure of the ceiling, I have secured two 16 foot or so 2X4's perpendicular to the house's 2X4's to strengthen the ceiling and then I have a short one between two studs that the bag hanger secures to with bolts. This reduces shaking. I use the anchor to keep the bag still while working out. I guess you could use a bag stand and also use the anchor and not have to do any carpenter work. Especially if you are going to use a 50 or 70 lb bag, the stand and anchor would probably work well. I hope this helps. « Show Less
198045
Your question/ design doesn't give me a good visual. I bought "feet" to get the grids to stand up. You could lean or hang from a wall. Would the bricks be placed on the floor to help them stand up against a wall. Sorry hope that helps
639692
There are no holes in this to hang with however we have used double sided sticky magnets. You could use double sticky tape if it would help.
1699933
I use 5ft metal fence posts and place them about 6ft apart for cucumbers only. Pumpkins and squash are too heavy. This is similar to a lightweight type hammock material. I had no problem with it staying tight, or breaking. It would also work well for beans. Hope this helps.
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It really is easiest to fill while hanging. I made the mistake of sitting on my floor and started dumping seeds in...it collapsed and made a mess. When you hang it there are spring loaded hooks on the lid that you unlatch and the lid is able to slide up of the wire handle. Then dump seeds in from a container of some sort, relock the lid and you are all done! Hope that helps.
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That's a tough call...I would say at least 6 bags. There must be a site on google that will tell you how much "beans" that you would need. I used it in a small dog bed and had only a little over 1/2 a bag left. It also depends on how firm you want it to be. Good luck!
19953
There are small holes (like fo a finishing nail). I would put it on a small board and then hang that.
188091
Put the second hanger into the hole of the hook hanging down, not just across the hook.Also, if closet is packed full, the hangers get caught sometimes.Hope this helps!