can this handle 150 holes in pvs vertical blinds? thanks
2074315
If the question is for the qty,... yes these works fine with 30mil PVC. Be care... only one at a time.
56775
The one I got I used for making eyelet holes in heavy tent canvas. The one I got would not come close to making a hole that large.
792823
I am using it for sheers in a window. It seems pretty sturdy and is adjustable.
792249
There are a lot of holes. Need to be more specific. It's a standard size though.
1763283
I would say yes. I use mine to create a shade over my pool here in Nevada due to high 100+ temperatures. I don't mind a slight a slight sag in the middle. You can get the sagging out by using the correct screw brackets on each end to tighten the cover. I also use a fairly heavy set of 4 springs(one on each side) to give it a little bounce during the windy days.
1199578
The pilot holes are set for 2x4s. I guess you could adapt a2x8 they are 7 1/2". I used cedar boards and they worked great
115861
I can't say for sure but I can say that this is a great light system for a planted tank. I believe it would be more than enough for your 55. I have several of these fixtures on planted tanks and they work great.
981209
Sorry I am not an electrician and would not know the answer to that. 150 was the perfect length for what we needed. Sorry I can't help
1101527
There are two designs. The straight leg design is the 100. That's because the top measures 10x10, which equals 100 square feet. The slant leg one is 8 x 8 at the top, and 10x10 at the bottom. 8x8 is the W64. This is for the W64 model, and is cut as a trapezoid for the slanted legs. I used three panels last weekend at a dog show. They weren't bad--far better than bungy cording a tarp up--but the velcro isn't as strong as I'd like. A good gust could undo it. Use those clips at the bottom--they help with stability a great deal, or the velcro loops will just let it slide up and down the legs.
1160363
no, this needs a 19.5" x 25.5" hole. If you could cut the hole larger vertically, you are good.
869863
It will be fine if panel is kept vertical facing south. it provides an amazing amount of light for as inexpensive as it is. We use it in our remote goat barn. You might want two for a 20x10 garage
1536355
I have not tried it! I think it may be awkward to use it on the narrow blinds. You may be able to use it on plantation blinds, but I have not tried it.
2047508
Easily. I have a 65" Sony LED myself. The bracket can take it. Make sure the studs align with the bolt holes. If you have 24" studs like me, it needs extra cross bracing to align with the bolt holes.
2253951
I doubt it. I use it to hold paper blinds to my metal french doors and have to replace every couple months due to the sticky part coming off the paper.
204298
the 200 is made for treestand and groundblind applications, I think it has a boost mode. the 150 is for groundblind use only.
1100864
Yes, multiple windows afford shooting from virtually any position or angle. You should position blind to leverage the available options, adjusting for your particular area and terrain.
1477983
It should be able to do raised panels. If you have doubts, try taking off stock in multiple passes.