Will 3 cross poles work for 107" wide paper? I cant use 4 poles It seems like it may be an extremely tight fit Does anyone know 4 certain?
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Just barely. The Poles are 3 feet long each and your 107" paper is just under 9 feet.
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My husband placed the three "poles" 13 feet apart (we used two aspen trunks and our fence) and the sides of the said are a little bit smaller than that. Hope this helps.
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8 hole paper will fit, but the holes will not line up for dust collection. I have bought 8 hole paper & punched extra holes to make it line up. I now think it was more work than it was worth saving a few $'s.
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The picture above is actually 2 decks put together. Each deck is rectangular shaped and your pen is square, so I think you mighd need 2. The deck dimensions should be listed in item description, but eyeballing the deck, the short end is may 3ish feet wide (?). I have 4 of them together for my dog to run around on. Hope this helps.
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You need however much line for your distance between poles times 5. I have mine at least 30 or maybe 40 feet apart. I use 1"x2"x 8 ft pieces of lumber with notches cut in the end for line props and I used coated wire for the line. I have to snug up the lines periodically as well. I only put my line out when I use it. We installed a sleeve in cement and we just put it out when we need it and we cap the sleeves when not in use. Works great for us, and the heavy duty nature of these poles have been fabulous.
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Hello Dave,I'm not totally sure. I needed them to be shorter so I cut one of them. If I remember, there were 4 poles at around 25" each so that would be 100". If you want it to be 150" you'll probably have to buy two of them.Have fun camping!
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You would need to cut down a standard 4 x 4 to the dimensions of 2.75" x 2.75" in order to "sleeve" these picket corners over a post: This is my third such corner, and the previous two have stood up to northern Minnesota winters for nearly 15 years now, without shifting noticeably....
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I have no idea where to purchase more poles. Why don't you try contacting the seller. I'm sure they will know.
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I think it would be able to but I haven't tried it. I have only used this at its 5ft width with paper backgrounds, but the pole seems pretty sturdy, I'm not sure if it would sag when at its widest
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Hi A. Keffer. I misplaced my tape measure but I think you will be fine. I festival about 4th across. Even if it's a tad bit more, you should just make it. Also, you don't have to extend both sides. I hope that helps.
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I'm not sure about the paper , but I know the printer itself can take paper 11 inches wide. So if the 11 in ur paper measurement is width then it will work.
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I would really appreciated if someone would put the measurements of the poles to the cougar flats tent. I could have them fabricated, but I have the tent will poles that may or may not go with it, and I'm missing a few. ANy help would be so appreciated!
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Well it says each pole is 27inches which is a little over 2 feet. All together you get roughly 8feet of poles. Measure your old ones and compare if you still have them . I have an Ozark 2 person tent and it takes 2-13foot poles for a 7foot by 7foot. If that helps for comparison. I'm not good with centimeters, sorry.
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I installed the poles first to determine how far apart I could get before it was too far. My poles are set about 25' apart... I did end up purchasing some prop poles to keep the clothes from dragging on the ground. There are 5 lines attached to my crossbar. I also purchased turn buckles to insert into the lines to ease the tightening process, as you can't really get a good tight line with just the holes on the top crossbar...
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R. I am not an expert on this but mine seems to fit ok. The poles are 12 ft so that the actual useable space is ten. I've never measured the width or length of the sheets. I just seem to have more than I need.
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Dennis, I placed mine on 3 1/2 post and there probably another 1/2 left if that. I think you may be able to squeeze onto a 4" lost only.
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I have one sitting infront of me right this second. Using a ruller I guess it will hold a single piece of paper that is MAX 8 and 7/8 of an inch thick. If the paper is exactly 9 inches measured across, it will not fit properly.