The place I can hang this would require that the two parts be 6 feet apart. I am going to use it for a 9foot board and a 7'10". Is this be a problem?
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It would look better closer together, but no reason it wouldn't work.StuSurfdogz
1026170
i don't know why it would be a problem. My son has them in his room, and they are awesome!! Think his are about 5 feet apart, but 6 feet would be fine too, that is the beauty of these racks:) i can send you a photo of them if you would like?
741922
The post really need to be more than 10' bc it won't be tight. You need distance for the length of the sail and a hook and eye hook in the post so Atleast 6" more.
755359
I wouldn't think there would be any problem. The bottom brackets are 6 to 7 inches apart.
1835275
Good morning, Debra. You may use other hardware than a nail to hang the item. Please check with your local hardware store for further information. Thank you, Sarah | HearthSong Customer Service
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Yes, it will be too long, as it is fitted for a six foot table. I am sure that you could pin it an make it work, if you cannot find anything else.
1936744
Mine have been very stable and are as well aligned at full extension as another person standing there trying to hold a long board level. My guess is that if you leave 6 or 8 feet of 2x6 or more to the right or left you would get some sag. But I have had great success with my extensions. I did buy the roller extension to help with positioning long boards by myself.
1457369
I don't think you could fit two in a 33" space and I wouldn't recommend having it hang. It should be firmly placed with all four feet on the shelf.
1837268
probably not unless you add some chain to it. the chain that comes with it is about 7 feet, the hanger adds another 4 inches and a 1x6 beam adds another 5 1/2 inches and you want it about 15 inches off the ground (standard seating height) making it about 9 1/2 feet. but I'm sure you could figure out something. actually if you contact the guy who makes it I'm sure he would add the extra length for you, since he does all the cuts himself. No matter what it's worth it. I use mine everyday and don.t know what I did before I got it.
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Hi Crystal...no it is not, but the branch should be a pretty thick one. If that is the case, you should have no issues. You will have to supply your own hanging gear though, as it is designed to sit on a post. Should be easy to do though. Good luck!
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The distance to the side wall shouldn't make a difference. The brackets shouldn't be more than 24" apart, and I'm assuming your shelf doesn't exceed 36". If you have a 36" shelf, and you want the end of it next to the side wall, then you would put your brackets at the 6" and 30" spots away from the side wall to have 6" on either side of the brackets. HOpe that helps and makes sense.
79083
You should be able to. Just make sure that you use the correct weight command strip to hang it.
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I'm not sure how you would attach it. If I did hang it I wouldn't want to put much weight on it. I hope this helps
1883915
I see no reason why these can't be put 6 inches from each other. Mine are about 2.5 feet apart and work fine. It's better for the balance if the kayak if they're further apart. But it'll still work properly.
638582
It has to hang above, I have two and I don't believe the angle could be moved that much even if it were mounted on a board of some kind. Hope that helps.
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That's probably a question best asked of the manufacturer. Mine is 6 feet and works fine, but the whole assembly is of modular design and appears to be constructed of parts that slip together. The biggest question would be how the ends are assembled into the upper roller, as these secure the assembly into the upper wall mounts. If they are glued into place, that could be an issue.
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There would just be extra wire hanging below the bottom shelf and you might have to use fewer sheves. I think he would make you one shorter and possibly wider but you would still have to have a board or moulding across the top to hang it from.
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What ever distance you desire. I would keep it under 10 feet apart to insure lateral support.