I want to completely cover a square beam, 7" on each side and 104" tall with 1/2"-wide non-oiled sisal rope. How much rope do I need?
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Sorry I don't have the answer but usually Lowes or Home Depot should be able to have someone help you. Good luck!
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607 feet. 5.8 feet per linear inch (4.6 feet plus compensation for going around corners)
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Not sure that this would be the correct product for you. This is used to seal around windows or doors. The rope pieces are about 1/4 - 3/18 inch. You would only want to fill gaps of about that size with this product.
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sold as a set. with the four poles (and stands) and three plastic, stretchy ropes you can rope off about 40 feet. we do this for a large museum display. you could also outline a path about 20-25 feet long with a rope on each side (with one rope not used). the further you stretch the rope, the moree weight you need in the stands. You fill them with your own sand or witrh water.
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I don't have a tape measure handy but I'd say the side ropes are around 6ft long. We threaded eyebolts through the top beam of our swing set (about 8 ft above the ground) and the web swing hangs perfectly about 2 ft off the ground. We are very happy with this swing. When hung correctly it's stable and very durable. After one full season outside it still looks great.
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I purchased separately on Amazon. High temperature will work. The color on the rope is dark. I installed myself. Fits you'll have some left over. Hope this helps.
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Not sure how long rope is. It was plenty long for my 2-story home. Haven't used the kit in 5 years now.
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2ft is about right. I ended up making a semi-permanent awning, by using 2 4x4's as posts, because it hung lower than I expected. The posts keep it at 6ft above the deck.
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I did 432 inches of a small animal hutch! 2 levels each being 4ft by 10ft! And I actually did 2 divider walls too! So 1 tubw should be plenty! I used a silicone caulking gun!
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One spike will cover up to 7,500 square feet. It will cover up to a 95 foot diameter in an unobstructed area.
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I would not recommend using rope. You need some type of steel strand which needs to be as tight as possible between two trees.
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I use a 1/4" rope and that works fine. The distance across the top of the groove is about 3/8", but I'm not sureit would handle a 3/8" rope all that well.
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In my warehouse I have a area that measures 12'across by 14' deep and that includes my hitting mat that I got through Amazon also. You'll love this, and since you're going to have it in the backyard it comes with tie down rope and stakes.
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My rope is much too short as well:( The thickness is approximately 3" in diameter. I don't know what we will do to make this rope longer. I really don't want to tie another rope on because it will look terrible and may not hold. May have to return swing.
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I am not sure what size rope, but I have a three wheel bike up on it in the garage. My husband used an extra rope just to make sure it would not Give. It is up high now so I can't measure anything. To see it in use, Go to my Facebook Janice Larson Lundblad Dreier. The 300 watt light bulb obscures some vision.
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Be sure to pick the correct size I bought the 10 x 20 white and it works well, be sure to center it end for end before tightening the ropes.
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About 100' of the size which comes with it larger rope less rope. I wouldn't recommend more than 75 because it lacks the ability to control even loading bunches up sometimes and jams
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Harbor Freight has a good kit w/ rings & twine, but I folded mine in 1/2 and used a wooden rod @ the top & bottom. I just hung the top & strung the bottom. I also stapled some to a wooden door, worked fine. This is all outdoor if you didn't know.