How vulnerable would this material be to falling branches? With in reason of course- talking about small branches and twigs.
1029077
It is pretty durable fabric. Branches and twigs would not effect it. Our two are hung from trees in the woods.
1029078
It's pretty heavy-duty. I think it could easily handle a branch one inch thick, and twigs would just slide off. Using bunjies and hooks into the sides of the building, trees, wooden fences, etc., it is helpful to make it as taut as possible.
1029079
Have had two of these up all last summer. They withstood thunderstorms and wind. They would withstand small twigs and tree trash. I highly recommend them.
1029080
As long as they aren't too awfully big I don't see a problem. We are out in the middle of nowhere so these things aren't a problem for us. We do have lots of strong winds and it seems to be doing OK with that. Looks great too. Good luck.
5687
I am not sure why you would do this and what benefit you would get. As the branch grows it will probably snap or fuse. No logic
361522
not at all dangerous. when you relesae the trigger the saw comes to a stop. just don't try to cut real big branches. let the saw do the work, don't force the cut.
1837992
NO! and YES! I had rope swings for my children(this one for the grandboys) and never had tree damage. Decided to get the sling...getting too old to climb!!I personally wouldn't trust a bolt through a limb.
1837993
It will not damage the tree. I believe it is much better than putting a bolt through the limb.
1296415
This would be more than enough, even a smaller one would work well. I use my small hatchet mostly for fallen branches. Although large branches can be difficult to split if your going against the grain of the branch, for this I would just recommend a small chainsaw. Just remember that hatchets and axes are meant for splitting wood with the grain. And a small hatchet is best for trimming off twigs and small branches. But the quality of these Fiskars are amazing.
201141
I wouldn't use it for this bc I don't know how one would secure it and if you can't secure it, it can just fall which is dangerous.
786443
Urn is very light. Filled with dirt and/or rock would make it quite sturdy. I thing as long as the tree is not too wide it would work.
1581567
not sure...haven't tried branchs. Just cut some rope and cardboard boxes. Did fine with those.
1816040
Depends on the Christmas tree and how sturdy the branches were. I think it would be close. But if you can't use it for that then I am 90% sure that you would still enjoy it. These things are gorgeous.
795651
It will apply to branches but I am not sure how effective it will be. I used it for the top of my block wall to keep the elementary kids from climbing over the wall and getting hurt on their way to and from school.
174971
Branch has to be at least four or five inches thick. Coolaroo fabric is pretty tough stuff. You'll see.
1108135
The stress load will be at a different angle on the plastic and I believe the weight of the soil would cause it to fracture. You could possibly anchor it first to wood and then use eye bolts to attach the cable to the wood; I think there's less chance of failure that way.
901658
I misunderstood the question. A smaller branch will work just fine. As long as it will support the weight of the child. �
1457467
I would think it would be fine. I have chipped ever-green branches that were wet without issue. I would run some dry stuff thru it every now and again to sort'a clear it out.
189381
It's not heavy. If you're worried about 4lbs, you probably should not be cutting trees down. A limb weighs quite a bit more
2220050
If we are talking gravel or small rocks you would probably be ok. Large rocks I would think no