Could I cut this net to use it on a railing for a deck or treehouse in place of spindles?
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I wouldn't use it that way. I don't believe it will provide he safety you need without spindles . Using this between spindles may allow you to space the spindle a little further apart.
244108
It would have to be pulled tight. The gague net is pretty thin but very durable. Seems like it might be a difficult task? I'm pretty sure they have std sizes and they may be big for your application, if you have to cut them it could be rather time consuming.
2106775
I just looked at mine. From the looks of it, you probably could, though the plastic is thick enough that you may want to use a saw or something.
2257206
You could as long as you have some kind of mount on the tree. this just has plain chains on both sides made to connect to the swing with hooks or carbiners.
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Ya inside should work good do not have to stake it. But if you have a shank problem I would use almost golf balls. I use mine outside and put weight on the bottom frame and changed the top pole pins with a small tent stake keeps from letting the wind blow them out. Best net I have had...
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I think you can, but this may be more than you need for a single yard project. There are cheap non sliding 10' chop saws that may not be much more heavy.
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Personally, I would no as it may weaken the tree branch. Most if the tree swings I have seen have rope handles and something to protect the tree as it wraps around. Also, these are machine screws, not intended to drive into wood.
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I dont think you can cut it. It has a frame on top and it you cut it, it won't be steady. It has a good size it is not that big.
1306553
You could put a metal cutting blade and use it that way, I think you could use this with wood cutting blade. The blades can be found at most home centers, there isn't specific part number, just have a 1" arbor.
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I suppose you could, but you would need a considerable amount of room to do so. This is a VERY NICE but very heavy and large teeter totter. It truly is nice enough to be on a school or local park playground. I wouldn't suggest using it on hard wood either as the parts are metal and would probably scratch. Ours is outside and so far has held up to the elements nicely. I would definitely recommend this set!
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I do not think so, I was replacing the swings to the current swing set we have. If you used a tree you would need one of those hooks that make a complete circle.
1407726
Yes. You can cut it easily with a hacksaw or some other fine-toothed saw, like a pull saw. The hangers can be moved to new positions once you cut the rails.
1859590
Yes. I cut it down into three separate nets to hang for climbing plants and it's held for more than two years. Depending on your activity, however, you might want to go for netting with smaller squares. You'd get more bang for your buck in terms of individual panels for a project with kids.
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It is a finished piece so I wouldn't cut it. You *could* cut from the bottom. I purposes this differently than as sold, so I can't answer the hardware question.
1573792
Yes. It has to be metal. If wood, the tension and torsion would split the pole.
712624
we had no problems with cutting this net and used heavy duty staples to hold it to the wooden fence posts. I would suggest stapling it directly to the trees. It's been up for about 18 months and still going strong
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Yes, you could cut it into separate pieces. I actually bought the Easy Gardener 40020 Plant Blanket, 10 x 20-Ft and cut it in half to wrap my spiral pine trees.
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It could be done but you would need something to support the saw track (like a 2x10) that you could lay down beside your 2x4 and then just slide the track over as you make each 1/2" cut. It will be tricky though as you make each cut and the 2x4 decreases in width. The rubber bottom on the track may not be enough to keep the 2x4 from moving.