I can see from pics this is a very long fabric. How many inches the width though? Could I pull it apart in the middle and lay down in it and swing?
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i bought this for my daughter, but i believe she pulls it open in the middle so she can swing on it, she works out on it.
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I would not recommend you to buy this sling. If possible for you go with the Yogena brand. That one includes 4 steel carabiners and includes product liability.
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The fabric width where you sit can be opened to 5 feet wide. Hope that helps.
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Yes. But it would be hard if it's mounted correctly. Suggested mounting is shoulder width apart for the hangers. Tough to lay down that way.
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I feel that it would be too large. It is the size of a twin bed. Folded up it would be too thick. The only thing you might do is use One section of it if you can sew, you could cut the cover and Separate a section and sew the end back up on the Cover.
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I m not sure if the fabric will be good for that. It does look and feel very strong. But I would not order it from the seller, b/c they charges me shipping and handling for each yard of the fabric I ordered , so for one piece of 4 yard they charged me over $19 and still have not refunded me Money. I orded it in May. I called Amazon , they said they will contact the seller and have not heard back since then. So I would not recommend buying from the seller.
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Hi Thank you for inquiring about our fabrics. The fabric doesn't come wider than 54" .we welcome your order.
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Sorry can't help you with the fabric, gift for my daughter's office. I will say it's a good deal for the money but the back is not very rigid. good luck
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The frame on my swing looks to be about 84" X 45". The replacement awning I purchased fit perfectly . The only difference from the original one is that it is solid beige, instead of beige and white stripes. The swing we have is for 3 people and perhaps yours may be made for 2 people. Thanks, John
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I used it for my classic car's headliner. I believe it was 64inches wide, but it's been a while. I don't recall being disappointed by this fabric tho, it was & still looks fantastic.
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I just got this and put it together fairly easily. I can't get the final two corner of the canopy on. You need to pull the fabric taut and I don't seem to be strong enough. Any tips, am I doing something wrong?
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Kerry, This fabric is 54 wide and is sold by the yard. I think you would need 2 yards to allow for some overhang. You will have some extra fabric
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I've folded one down to approximately 12"x12". It's pretty lightweight/thin fabric for as good as it works and will fold quite nicely, though I would recommend rolling it. Getting the folds and wrinkles out can be time consuming.
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My first impulse is to say no. I can only tell you how it fits my cage, which has no play top. The cover is made like a rectangular tent, with a "door"( like an overhead garage door) hanging from the top section down the front. The cover was large enough that I sewed and gathered it around the top to get a more custom fit. It drops about 8 inches past the cage bottom, so it's about 48 inches long (My cage is 32 wide, 21 deep, and 40 high). If your cage itself is 60 inches high, I would have to say that the cover wouldn't be long enough, even with the extra length you'd get from the extra material for short width. And there would be no way to accommodate the playtop except to completely remove the cover daily. I simply fold the cover on top of the cage, then roll the whole thing to the back, so it doesn't have to be removed every day. I hope this made sense to you. I know how hard it is to find just the right cover.
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I believe so, the entire fabric portion comes off of the frame. You have to assemble this swing upon arrival and so I think that the fabric would come off to wash ok - I bought this and sent to my son's daycare for him to use and his care provider loved this swing so much that when he outgrew it, she bought it off of me for her expecting daughter to use at her house.
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Don't know the exact width but it does lift off the ground. Had to buy extra long swirly stakes from home depot. The ones it comes with are not secure. We live in Seattle where the ground is always wet. The canopy also broke in the firsthand storm. I would spend an extra $100 on something more durable. We also spent money to change out the seats. The ones it comes with are plastic and not flexible. When she swung high she slipped off the swing and fell hard on her bottom. Between the extra swings and stakes we spent an extra $75 anyway. Hope this helps!
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Hi. The fabric is about 1/8 of an inch. It is pretty flexible to work with. We welcome your order.
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I would recommend just replacing it with a different type of hammock. I've used several hammocks and actually found I like using one of those woven colorful hammocks better. It fits looser and swings.
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There is assembly required so it shouldn't be a problem. However it is a nice material and very neutral. If you are going to go to the trouble of new fabric, I'd plann a little more padding too.
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I stapled it to a rectangle of 1 by 4s, with a vertical piece up the middle, and L-joints to bracket the frame together. Not sure how sturdy 1 by 1s would be, but the rolling up idea might work ok - the fabric is really strong. Maybe try a 1 by 4 at the top, and a 1 by 1 at the bottom to roll it. Good luck!