Can the net be shortened in length? We have a 48-49" table
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The black net borders will need to be 'un-sewn' from the net. Remove the top string. Cut the blue netting to the appropriate length. Re-sew the black border to the blue net. Re-Insert the string. Cut the string to the appropriate length.
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No - I bought the 72" version and I don't see how you would be able to shorten it. Each end has some hardware in it and it would be very difficult / impossible to cleanly remove it then cut the whole thing to be 66".
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you can cut the rail to dimension (it's a piece of plastic...). The pieces with the holes slides in a track on top, so you can put it where ever you want. Unfortunately you do not get more than 2 hole pieces, so you cannot make 2 24" from a 48".
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My plant work is near the 50' recommended limit for 12AWG. But frankly, I wouldn't be concerned about extending it (which I have). This is not a continuous running tool.
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You can if you wrap the net around the poles, but the net itself isn't adjustable in length.
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The hardware contained in this kit is not contingent on the length of the lumber. The netting can be cut with shears. However if you do reduce your length those sides opposite will need the same.
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You could potentially roll the extra net around the poles! I haven't done it. Otherwise this is for full size table
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The extensions are I recall in3 or 4 parts that screw together to range up to 48 inches
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no , the atachment from thedeck to the bagger will be a differn`t length than what the 48 inch requires.
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You would need the 48" to properly span the tank. The 36" would not cover the whole length and would have to sit on top of the glass.
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That depends on where you put the net. It is held in place by a spring loaded clamp on each side. If the clamps are completely on one half of the table and not the crack between them, then you could easily fold up one half without scratching anything. So, the short answer is "yes".
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Thanks you for your interest in STIGA! Yes. This net is designed to fit a regulation 108" x 60" table. The net extends out 6" beyond the edge of the table on both sides, making it a total of 72". Please see the images for a visual of these dimensions. A 72" net is a the tournament standard and is considered a premium feature for a table tennis table. Hope this helps! STIGA
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I feel like it might get pretty close to 5 feet. I have not tried it, but at the tallest, ours reaches 7 1/2 feet. Based on the holes, it looks like we could lower it 30", which would make it five feet. It is a very sturdy net.
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There has to be a lip to clamp the net to. A pool table would be too thick for that clamping.
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My table is an irregular size in width, but it is only slightly over 6 ft. in length, and it comes very close to hitting the floor in lengthwise. You would probably need the 90" X 156" table cloth.
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I just measured the table and it is 48 inches long. The product information is confusing because it has two different lengths.
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I used on 48" round table which gave an 11" drop. On a 42" table you would have a 14" drop. I think that would work fine. I don't want to see the cloth puddle on the chair seat. Three extra inches shouldn't be a problem.