Do you build a frame for the netting? How do you use this netting?
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I supported it with rebar (outer) and 8ft bamboo stakes (inner). I used it to support my climbing cucumbers, bush beans, and tomato plants.
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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.
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The netting is super easy to use. I put four bamboo poles in the ground and tied the netting to the poles. They make a sturdy trellis for climbing peas and beans.
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I used the one that kinda came with it. It's the pole and netting.....works well!
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You will need the rear bar from a soft top to secure the netting . Go to smittybilt Web site and look at the installation instructions for more details
1988111
Ross garden netting like the 16440 3' by 50' will work well. Use twist ties to attach.
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Mine did not include side netting. It was just the canopy. It had longer straps. No instructions. Good thing we remembered how to put it on. It was easy enough. We, have an arrow gazebo from Home Depot.We have the arrow gazebo from home depot, that's as much info. I know.
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My father and I were also puzzled by the box and manual, so we used our best judgement to place the bungees. We used them all and tried to space them evenly (of course not perfectly), and at first I was afraid that by using them all the net would be too tight and thus would break. But since I've put it to use, there have been absolutely no tightness problems. One thing, though, I would say is that the hard, plastic part of the bungees should be behind the bars because sometimes the soccer ball will hit the bars, and you won't want it getting damaged by the bungees. Also, I know this doesn't regard your question, but I recommend you get more stakes (the U-shaped metals that hold it down). The 4 that come with it aren't enough. My father got creative and bought some long bars as thin as the stakes and just bent them into a U, but these are a little too long and so they are hard to put into the ground. Hence, I recommend buying some that are already the right size; you can buy them at a sports store. Many times they come in packs with soccer cones, but ask an employee to see if they are sold separately. Lastly, put the stakes on the front bar of the rebounder, not the back, and have fun with this GREAT training tool!
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Attach the bungees by themselves. I did find it helpful to have someone help stretch the net so the bungees went on easier.
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This is a mesh netting with velcro tabs that has no structure to it. You would need a canopy or tent to attatch it to.
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HiThe Hammock has some fabrics loop on each ends, you'll need a hook to attach to the frame
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no instructions that I recall. I set mine up on 4X4's with a tire and concrete base. found out due to the weight of the net that I need to add some tie-downs on the back side of the poles. Net is heavy and stretching it does not help. I ended up donating mine to a local charity and getting a lighter weight one for our one time a year use.
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no the only place that there is netting is at the very top of the canopy, the netting that goes around the whole canopy has to be bought separate
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There are four sides of netting-each attaches to the next by a zipper. There are velcro strips (4 or 5) sewn on each panel of netting that wrap around the frame
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Not a frame you assemble each day. It took about an hour to put together with 2 adults, then we hung the net.
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Assemble the everything on the left side ,then move to the right or vice versa,connect them with the small straight pieces,assemble the outside frame last.Hope that was helpful.
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I have 2 lined up also. Just make sure you don't hang too much weight from them, as 3 might encourage you to store more on top! And as the other comment indicated, hitting the center of the framing is critical. Have fun!
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Mine came with mosquito netting when it arrived. There are holes in the base for stakes or screws. As others have said, the instructions are a bit sparse but we managed ok with a little 'pondering' on each step of the assembly.
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Fold the material about 1/2" at the end and then you should be able to put 3 metal screws through the fabric into the frame to hold it in place . The screwing location would be ideally on a different plane than the one you'd sit on. Wrap around the frame and then screw it in, pull tight and do the same on the other side. Could use a washer or small drilled plate to provide additional support...just a thought