Can this netting be cut into separate smaller panels without unraveling?
1859588
The netting is not is not rolled up in any sort of organized way. It is stuffed into the sack so that if you were to find the end at the top it will come out easily and without getting tangled. It is stuffed much like a rope in a rescue bag is (if your familiar with that). I believe that if you were to find the end you could pull out what you want and trim off as much as you needed, but if it all came out it would not be that big of an issue. Hope this helps.
1859589
YES! In fact we cut the 30 foot length into 5 equal pieces to fit our 6 foot high frames. Of course you will lose one square for each cut. We attach the netting to our frames with UV resistant cable ties using longer ones for the top and shorter ties for the sides. These nets are perfect for the "Square Foot" method.
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.
580191
No. Since the netting is more or less permanantly attached to the frame, it can not be broken down.
695821
That is a really good question and so far, I can answer no. But never say never. What i have had a problem with (once) was the netting that I use for my cherry trees. I was using the open flimsier (cheap) stuff and one day I found a robin stuck in that. So I traded up for a heavier smaller mesh. No problems since. But you bring up a good point.
983867
If you wanted to I'm sure you could cut them separately. I would recommend doing it while they are still in the protective paper; the backing is very sticky. Otherwise they come in six sections.
1370411
It depends on how you choose to arrange the panels, but I think it would be fine. If I could do it again, I would cut from the top rather than the bottom.
1932046
I think you could cut it down. It seems to be one thick piece of material. I am not sure if this sort of material can fray in any way though. If it can, its nothing some extra stitching wouldn't take care of.
361227
Yes -- but you will need some pliers. I wouldn't recommend reshaping them more than a few times as you will fatigue the metal "hinges" that link the sections together.
21960
Hello. It probably could be cut down if you are willing to resew up the seams. Good luck!
2149491
I'm sorry but I don't know the answer to your question. We returned the netting because it was much larger than we wanted and so we never used it.
1982625
You got my interest up on this. A better solution would be to go to the US Netting web site. I just ordered eight 5x7 panels with borders and grommets and a couple 7x3 panels for about $44, with shipping. You can add Velcro or clip the panels in place. The part#s and description are MQNY-C Custom Size Nylon Mosquito with Webbing Border and Grommets.
24945
Yes. The panels are joined with folded over metal connectors. It's not easy, but you can take panels out by unfolding the metal.
410137
can the center panel be cut down to go around a 36" window<. without interfering with the corner pieces?
1610074
Yes they can be taken apart and put into smaller sizes. I buy one strand and out of that one strand I make 4 small clickers for myself.
1912462
No I would not cut the panel I believe it has fiberglass material between the outer layers. Fortunately both double faced blanket panels I purchased were free of any defects and were sealed to prevent any leakage of inner material. Again I do not suggest cutting the panel unless you want to stitch it back together but that might be difficult. Good luck. Panels do block quite a bit of sound.
1174195
I wouldn't. Not unless you could hem both pieces after you split the canopy. It is a strong fabric, surviving snow, wind, summer sun over 100* but cutting it down the middle would open the cut ends to fraying.
73376
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.
1608138
You can string as many panels together as you want. You can change the shape of the confinement area. It's pretty easy, you just have to take your time.