I would like to use this above the molding on a wall, which leaves me with about 4.2 feet. Is it possible to angle the branches so they aren't so tall
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You could do it, but it is designed to be pieced together just as intended. I found the stickiness of this very poor. I put it above my daughter's bed and it started falling off almost right away. It was like fall with leaves coming off every day and then the branches started falling off as well.
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The picture is very deceiving, but the measurements are accurate. The bottom of the tree starts has to start 3 feet from the ground on the wall in order for the top of the tree to be near the ceiling. So the trunk just cuts off midway and looks awkward. Unless your walls are less than 6 feet tall, it won't go from floor to ceiling. It was also very difficult to apply to the wall.
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I believe there are sections that when put together make a pole {which is solid, not just a cord}, but I have not tried to make it any other height other than the full length. My electricians put them up for me when we built our house last Fall. I have 3 over my island and love them!
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Hi Cai - On angles yes, dunno about molding. Make sure you have the right blades. Why not a jig saw?
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You can, if you follow the directions of how high up to hang it. Attach it to the tree, don't hang it on a branch.
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I believe you technically could, but it depending on which way your slope is, it would take a lot to get the pendants to hang level.
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Hi Richard. We used our trimmer one time. I'm a little under 5' tall and because of the weight of it, I only had the pole extended about half way, but managed to trim branches that were about 10' high. My husband reached a couple of feet higher, but we didn't have a need to go any higher than that. Hope this helps.
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Placed flat on the floor, the horizontal line is 4.25" up. My base moulding is 3.25" high.
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I haven't personally stretched it to its limits but when installing I did get pretty decent angles before I settled it close to the wall. I don't have brick walls so I keep as little stress on the wall as possible. Hope this helps.
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You Can Do It Yourself But Will Need An Extension Ladder For Best Results. Product Is ToP Heavy. Attached Rope To Stand THrew Over Branch And Other End To Utv And Pulled Up Ladder. Worked Great.Anchoring BenchTo Tree Is Where Extension Ladder Was Useful.
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That would be pushing it at best. It says it's 22 inches between the center of the brackets when fully extended. It might work but I doubt you'll be able to angle them at all.
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I've done it with a tree, but it is very tricky. I don't think you could do it all in one piece, you would probably have to do it in parts, which is fine, because you can't tell once it is on the wall anyhow.
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you might could set it on a branch but you would have to find a way to attach it- the "wind action" doesn't really work
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Looks like it will work just fine based on the measurements I took of mine. To get a 45 degree angle one end will be 3 feet off the wall. Just something to keep in mind when planning your space.
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I don't see why not as long as you have a very strong branch, remember your weight or the weight of kids could break the branch, I prefer the metal curved pole with three wide set legs, you can move this around and place it where you want.
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Yo may need to purchase a longer chain to wrap around your tree or drill/screw in your hooks into the tree. The problem you are facing is the right amount of distance between the trees for it to hang properly.
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I don't think so because the base of it at the top is flat. Now, if you had another piece of wood going across your angle that might work.