I need a net for about 24ft by 7 ft, what size do you recommend so that I get a loose fit?
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Not sure how you are mounting it but 12 x 35 would give you plenty of spare netting to work with. It is easy to cut if you have excess.
12710
I'd say that if you get 12 x 30 you'd be okay but, I guess it depends what you are using it for. If you wanted to play it safe you could go with 12 x 35.
12711
I made a batting net and I have about a foot laying on the ground but the sides does not have much extra. I would order it about 2 foot bigger on all sides.
12712
I would probably go with a minimum of 35 x 10. I needed to cover a 40' x 10 section and went with 50' x 12 and it worked out great
1258339
I would definitely go with a medium to start with. Better to have a bit of overlap than for the Velcro to only catch a small portion of the belt.
2144286
The net we purchased worked great. I already had preformed holes in my concrete so the poles just fit right into the existing holes. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1549986
Ours measures 29", has been outside for over a year but don't believe it has stretched, good net.
1361219
if yours is 12 feet, you should get one of those nickle boards. they are like penny, just bigger. penny is 22", i think nickle is 27" (the size of the board)
351331
nets are sold based on diameter (distance across from one side to another). they are typically 14' or 15'... ours is 15', that's what we ordered, and it fit fine.
351329
You need the size that fits your trampoline, I have a 15 foot trampoline so I need one that fits a 15 ft.
874728
I have a 24 inch waist. I bought the medium. I think you should get the large or even the extra large, if they have it. Definitely the extra large, because there's enough to tighten as much as you need. Good luck!
6449
I think a large would be the minimum. Also depends on how much gear you have. I would probably select an extra large to be safe.
1109296
I would definitely recommend going with the 24ft, maybe even bigger if you can. The 24ft is still less than a foot between each child if 25 children will be using this, and it might get squishy.
1733509
I'd get the 18ft so you can have some overhang and to make sure you don't get anything in the pool that you don't want in there.
758123
I use good old bungy cords the nets are too loose if I need to cover something I have a small tarp I put on and under load
1626476
It would fit a 5ft wide table, no more or less. If you want the net to be tight.
66756
Not too complicated... Order the 13' net if your trampoline is 13' diameter.
2194326
I believe that the net is smaller than regulation size. I don't know for sure because we returned this set right away. The set was extremely flimsy and the seams of the net tore apart like tissue paper when we were trying to set it up. We purchased a set made by Baden and are extremely happy with that one. It's more expensive but very sturdy and the net is regulation size. See: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003DJKW9E/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I just measured and they are 7/16" by 7/16". It is the best netting I ever got, it doesn't tangle up. I don't know if you will get that fine a mesh or why you would need such but you may want to look at plastic chicken wire, it might be 1/4" mesh. You can usually find such at you local hardware stores, Lowes or Home Depot. The only other thing I can think of is plastic screen which comes in large rolls and is about 1/8" in size. You might also think of making 2 layers of this netting which might average out to 1/4". I know how it feels when you are looking for something and can't find it. Here's a site that sells such:http://www.deltanetandtwine.com/bulkGood luck. I just measured and they are 7/16" by 7/16". It is the best netting I ever got, it doesn't tangle up. I don't know if you will get that fine a mesh or why you would need such but you may want to look at plastic chicken wire, it might be 1/4" mesh. You can usually find such at you local hardware stores, Lowes or Home Depot. The only other thing I can think of is plastic screen which comes in large rolls and is about 1/8" in size. You might also think of making 2 layers of this netting which might average out to 1/4". I know how it feels when you are looking for... » Read More I just measured and they are 7/16" by 7/16". It is the best netting I ever got, it doesn't tangle up. I don't know if you will get that fine a mesh or why you would need such but you may want to look at plastic chicken wire, it might be 1/4" mesh. You can usually find such at you local hardware stores, Lowes or Home Depot. The only other thing I can think of is plastic screen which comes in large rolls and is about 1/8" in size. You might also think of making 2 layers of this netting which might average out to 1/4". I know how it feels when you are looking for something and can't find it. Here's a site that sells such:http://www.deltanetandtwine.com/bulkGood luck. « Show Less
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I think a 20 or 24 would be fine. I live on a pond and we have 24 inch ones.