how many 2x2's do you need for this project?
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You will need to purchase 21 pieces of 2X2X8' (actual dimensions are slightly smaller) lumber in either pine or redwood to complete your structure
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You will need two sheets of 3/4 inch plywood (4'x8' each). A table saw is not needed, but you will want to have a circular saw and a straight edge.
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Good evening, BLB. You should be able to use 2 of the 2"x6". Melissa S. ~ Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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I mounted it to a 2x4 after I pre drilled the holes.... Very easy to do, but I couldn't use a drill just a small screw driver....
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You could but not many (sorry at work can't go home to count how many). It isn't wide enough to put 2 side by side though. As a display, unless you just need something for a small area, this isn't what you want. I have seen much larger ones here on Amazon.
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It really depends on what you mean by small project. if you were doing small ornaments for a christmass tree, you'd get a whole bunch. My daughter was very liberal with her projects, she is only 7, and made about 10 large pieces. 16 girls is quite a large group and it really depends on what size items you are going to have them make, but I think you will need at least 4 for that many girls, 4 per container
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#10 x 1" wood screw. you will need, i think, 4 per 2 x4, i think, there were 20 boards, 80 + screws.you can contact 2 x 4 at 2x4basics.com and will send them to you.
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I would not cut the 12 x 24 mat into 2 12 x 12 mats. They are designed for larger projects and can be used to create wall decor. I would just buy the 12 x 12 mat if that is the size they need. The mats are very sticky and cutting them in the middle would be sticky and the mat might have trouble loading.
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anything more than a 5/8 sheet of plywood and you'd need more than two. i have them for my storage in my rv behind the seat and it's only 48" long and they are stressed a bit
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You could but wouldn't get too many screw holes to line up. I used 2x8 and the corners of the metal stick up (above the 2x8). If I installed again, knowing what I know now, I'd use a 2x10 or 2x12.
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I used a square base of 4x4 treated lumber. The instructions call for a concrete base but in my experience that's overkill.
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Hi there- one kit makes 3 sq feet so you would need 4, but if u go to the manufacturer's website, they sell kits that utilize 3 x 3 tiles and you can make a larger for using fewer tiles. One of the large tiles is 3x3. Hope this helps!
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It is up to you. I used a 4 X 4 wooden post that is working quite well. Best wishes.
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I would assume that you'd probably need 2 pieces, but check with the company.
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To answer your question directly, no you don't have to use 2x6s in all installations. It depends on the surface you are mounting to etc. I mounted to a brick façade. It was easier for me to secure the 2x6 to the brick then it would have been to mount the brackets directly to the brick. This in turn gave me a plum surface to mount the brackets to. I had 2x6 lying around but I could have used 2x4 etc.
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You always want to have a bit extra, that's just good practice when doing projects. I did an 8' x 8' area and used three packs with some to spare for mistakes. Keep in mind, if the room is not one big square, you may need more(as my area wasn't).
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1 box covers a 10'x10' area so 2 and 2/3 boxes should cover 260 sq ' You probably have to order 3 boxes.