Do you think it would be possible to connect two complete play yards? I figure I could stake them in for stability. Thanks and be well.
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Two full-size play yards should connect without a problem, I think. I don't believe that the 2 panel extensions would connect though. To connect them, you have to have the brown knobs that screw in and clamp the panels together. The 2 panel extension only comes with 1. Hope this helps!
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Yes I think so. I bought a two panel extender with mine so I'm guessing it is possible to attach another play yard
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Like two sets of the original 4? Yes. I had a set of 8 connected for my puppy when she had surgery. Worked great.
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Well first of all you can connect the two or three together. I think it would be tight so buy three and try that.
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It would certainly help to have 2 people. it could be done with one but it went a lot better with two. it helps to have one guy supporting the structure while the other climbs the ladder and straps it to the tree. So in a nutshell its much safer with two. Hope that helps. Ron
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It's definitely possible. I just haven't tried it yet. That is why they have the connections in the back is what I'd say.
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I honestly haven't tried yet. I would imagine yes, but you may have to fold ends first. I'll try & let you know.
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I rigged a semi-permanent set of metal poles in my yard and tied the net to it. We have a big yard and it is perfect for us but I don't think it would work for just anyone. As far as setting it up in a park, I wouldn't recommend this unless you already had vball poles and a portable setup. I would recommend something that is meant to be assembled and disassembled and you can find them online and they come with everything. If you can make your own, go for it.
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It can be done, but I would recommend with at least one more person. Part of this is because there is swapping of cards involved, and its just more fun with at least a third person instead of just swapping cards back and forth with each other. This is really enjoyed best as a group game.
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Yes you can connect them. I have two connected and strung across my backyard.
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You can connect them if u have another if you get another box.. I thought about doing that but did not had the space to make a 90 degree corner... My cedar planter/bench still lookn very nice.
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Yes I think you could split the load-- with one person carrying the main tent and half the stakes, the other with the rain fly + stakes. Like I mentioned earlier, some better stakes might save you some weight....sometimes in the summer with no rain forecast we ditch the rain fly and its quite nice! Theres only one pole so youd have to fight over who takes that on :)
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I'm able to connect poles together. I also bought an extension hose and connected it up to extend my reach. Enjoy.
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Yes, that's what we did... just orient the panels correctly and there is no end to how many 6-panel sets you can attach; it's better to have a few spare panels anyway in case you want to modify the play-yard. Another tip: We recommend that you angle the corners where the panels meet (sort of like in the main product photo), so it is more stable... keeping multiply connected panels in a straight position is not as stable and will bend when baby leans on it; an alternative is to fasten the panels to wall and/or floor.
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you will probably have to screw them together (they might slide off of each other). also the more you stack the more soil you're going to need.
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No (At least, not as far as I could figure out), this only works for one player. You would need another one for another player.
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I agree with the first sentence written by Marc but what is hard to visualize is what the back side of the Brinly looks like and how it is attached to the mower deck. If you will send me an email with your email address on it I will send you some pictures that I just took, they should clear up alot of your questions. I really like my Brinly- my only problem is the sandy soil that I have. I pick up the sand and dirt and blow it out the back causing a big cloud as I drive around. My email is ........ hardinvariety@yahoo.com
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No ....but if you need a bench like this? You are most likely crafty enough to find a way to attach 2 together..and I would think just putting 2 next to each other would be fine.....they are kind of heavy...
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That really depends upon your area/yard. We have one of them tied off between the side of our garage and trees close by. The other, we implanted posts in the ground to attach it to.