I need a net for about 24ft by 7 ft, what size do you recommend so that I get a loose fit?
12709
Not sure how you are mounting it but 12 x 35 would give you plenty of spare netting to work with. It is easy to cut if you have excess.
12710
I'd say that if you get 12 x 30 you'd be okay but, I guess it depends what you are using it for. If you wanted to play it safe you could go with 12 x 35.
12711
I made a batting net and I have about a foot laying on the ground but the sides does not have much extra. I would order it about 2 foot bigger on all sides.
12712
I would probably go with a minimum of 35 x 10. I needed to cover a 40' x 10 section and went with 50' x 12 and it worked out great
23012
You should have a yellow square with an off center square hole so you can adjust depending on the thickness of the table. The string the runs through the top of the net can be adjusted for tension.
1041719
That's a great idea and this net would work perfect for that project. It's sturdy enough. Only suggestion it to buy the net a tad larger than the area you need to cover. Net sizes seem to run a little small.
66756
Not too complicated... Order the 13' net if your trampoline is 13' diameter.
405741
I am looking for a 7" diameter and no more than 24" length. Can someone help, email address grandekey@yahoo.com.
473528
Yes, that's exactly what I purchased on Amazon. Our neighbors gave us a trampoline & I needed to buy a net, just make sure you order the right brand/size to match your trampoline.
6449
I think a large would be the minimum. Also depends on how much gear you have. I would probably select an extra large to be safe.
1781561
I believe the net size is 7' by 7'. It is the best net out there. 1 person can set it up or tear it down in about 1 minute. I have used it just about everyday since I got it.
177916
I would go with the XL. They are large enough to fit your hammock AND rainfly without having to take anything down. I've taken my hammock down in some pretty rough weather, moved on to the next site and set up again without ever getting anything wet. It's awesome. Enjoy your Hennessey. It's a good day to hang.
2046035
Netting is consistent size throughout. Lacrosse ball should work just fine.
2067208
I would recommend using a tarp that's at least 11 ft corner to corner, ie. an 8*8 or a 7*9. You can expect the hammock to be about ~105 inches from one hook to the other when you hang it properly, and you'll want at least 6 inches of coverage past each hook.
1751190
18-24 is the right size I think. I believe I have the same setup and anything longer wouldn't fit. Light works great.
1637890
It's pretty loose. It fits around good but it has a lot of net so most likely it won't.
98671
The 10x10 should be fine it will give you some slack at the bottom that folds away from you and will catch the worm burners you hit...you will not be disappointed with this net.
703533
You can contact Franklin directly. It is one of a very few parts they sell. They also take months to respond sometimes so it may be better just to order a 4x6 net on Amazon and make any needed adjustment with the elastic bands.
144459
Ours is 21 ft. but there is a lot of extra slack to it - so should fit the 24 footer.
865480
Go with the universal size as the cords will secure it and a bit more coverage in the winter is not a bad thing. Let the longer edges go over the sides in the middle as I and others have done. The smaller size was more difficult to make the cords reach for me so I went with the UNIVERSAL and it is just that.