what are the demisions Hight and wideth is it water tight, my double tree leeks like at all the seems
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floor is 5 feet by 5 feet and center height is almost 6 feet. Have not been in it in a heavy rain yet, so cannot answer leaking question. Most blinds I have been in leak along the seams in a heavy rain. If you spray waterproof chemicals on the seams it will help stop the leaking. This a very well built and durable blind.
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Excellent blind. No issues with water within reason. I don't know the dementions but this is my favorite blind and I have gone through many
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Good question. I only have used them out side of the water. They fit very snuggly. If I was home now I would test it for you but I am at work. Sorry I could not be of further assistance.
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I believe they are closer to two inches. BTW, the raised garden was great and I plan to reuse it this year.
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Mine were about 1/4" high and 1 3/4" wide in the bag. Once I set them in a pan of water and let them expand they ended up being about 2 1/4" high and were still 1 3/4" wide making a great contained area for a seed.
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Would love to measure mine for you, but the two I purchased didn't even last through half the summer...they dried out and came apart. Would not buy!
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Without measuring, big enough to not block rain, yet small enough to not allow birds access to fruit. Of course some fruit will be close enough to be 'pecked'. Hard to cover a young tree. Mine are over 6ft but not a lot of branches yet. We took the netting down to allow growth. We had very little fruit the second year any way. The netting did more damage than good. Unless you have a lot of fruit, let the tree grow until you do.
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They were very close, but as it has been out in the sun and rain for three months now, it's shrunk a little. As a guess, it's down to 7'9" x 9'8" or so. I'm using it as a roof over our garden swings so it's hard to measure it accurately.
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No, the sides are not water tight. Rain would make its was through the wicker weave.
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Rain barrel is 43 1/2 inches tall, 22 inches wide. Am thankful I bought them...plants love the rainwater. Reduced my water bill 33%. Bought 7 of them. Fill up very quickly (within 15 mins of heavy rain). Bought a narrow electric pump that hooks to garden hose. Pump slips into top of rain barrel. With pump on inside of rain barrel (at bottom), can empty rain barrel within 5 mins. Put rain water into secondary containers for later use for watering plants. Also installed run-off lines (bought vinyl tubing at Lowes) on upper spigot which re-directs rain water once barrels are full. Hope this wordy response is helpful. Rain barrel is 43 1/2 inches tall, 22 inches wide. Am thankful I bought them...plants love the rainwater. Reduced my water bill 33%. Bought 7 of them. Fill up very quickly (within 15 mins of heavy rain). Bought a narrow electric pump that hooks to garden hose. Pump slips into top of rain barrel. With pump on inside of rain barrel (at bottom), can empty rain barrel within 5 mins. Put rain water into secondary containers for later use for watering plants. Also installed run-off lines (bought vinyl tubing at Lowes) on upper spigot which re-directs rain water once barrels are full. Hope this... » Read More Rain barrel is 43 1/2 inches tall, 22 inches wide. Am thankful I bought them...plants love the rainwater. Reduced my water bill 33%. Bought 7 of them. Fill up very quickly (within 15 mins of heavy rain). Bought a narrow electric pump that hooks to garden hose. Pump slips into top of rain barrel. With pump on inside of rain barrel (at bottom), can empty rain barrel within 5 mins. Put rain water into secondary containers for later use for watering plants. Also installed run-off lines (bought vinyl tubing at Lowes) on upper spigot which re-directs rain water once barrels are full. Hope this wordy response is helpful. « Show Less
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It is 5 inches deep. I used them all summer and had no problems. I love them. In fact I want purchase more for the front of my house.
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Haven't a clue. Suggest you measure tree against storage container measurements.
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Stowed (lid attaches for transport) about 18 in wide and 18 in high. In use 12 in high
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Hello there. Its been well over a month since my ill-fated experience with this particular coat tree, but to my recollection it stood roughly 6 feet tall. Maybe 6 and a few inches. Not sure what other dimension would be relevant/known. Girth? I'd say the diameter of the stalk and the hangy-pegs (official term) would be about 1 1/2 feet around. It makes for a good corner piece, but in my particular case, the darn thing had legs of mis-matched length, causing the rack to teeter back-and-forth maddeningly. The decision to buy this piece betrayed my overall vision of a coat tree. I will find the proper tree at a peddler's mall or in the corner of some dusty old barn. Hope this helps. Hello there. Its been well over a month since my ill-fated experience with this particular coat tree, but to my recollection it stood roughly 6 feet tall. Maybe 6 and a few inches. Not sure what other dimension would be relevant/known. Girth? I'd say the diameter of the stalk and the hangy-pegs (official term) would be about 1 1/2 feet around. It makes for a good corner piece, but in my particular case, the darn thing had legs of mis-matched length, causing the rack to teeter back-and-forth maddeningly. The decision to buy this piece betrayed my overall vision of a coat tree. I will find... » Read More Hello there. Its been well over a month since my ill-fated experience with this particular coat tree, but to my recollection it stood roughly 6 feet tall. Maybe 6 and a few inches. Not sure what other dimension would be relevant/known. Girth? I'd say the diameter of the stalk and the hangy-pegs (official term) would be about 1 1/2 feet around. It makes for a good corner piece, but in my particular case, the darn thing had legs of mis-matched length, causing the rack to teeter back-and-forth maddeningly. The decision to buy this piece betrayed my overall vision of a coat tree. I will find the proper tree at a peddler's mall or in the corner of some dusty old barn. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The trunk is a little thin, but the branches and leaves span pretty wide. Sorry, I'm on vacation and can't measure it...but if I had to guess, it's 5-6' wide. It's surprisingly full...really good value!
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glad to help- it's quite deep AND wide- being winter, they're in storage right now, but, last summer i was able to put 2 6" pots and 4 plants out of a 6-pack as well as 2 small creeping jenny's or vinca's in each one- my guess is the depth is 10" or more on the longer part and approx. 8" on the shorter part. they are made of a very durable and thick plastic- will definitely last for years- good luck with your growing and hope this helps :)
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So sorry but I live in the northeast so I can't measure since it's in storage. However, it's a great umbrella - nice weight to the fabric, rich deep green and hardware is substantial - not cheap. I can answer your question once we thaw out.
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dear sir sorry i took time to respond i dont go to email much i can tell you the area i water is 16 ft by 32 feet a veg our water pressure about 25 psi . garden i have not try to water larger area. i think one could water an area 50 ft by 25 ft. this is the about the 3 rd year we have had 2 of these dramm sprinklers. these dramm sprinklers are the best we. have had no trouble out of them they stay outside in garden all year long - no leaking/ no trouble with arm moving side to side. if u wish more info call me four 0 four 276 008three