can i use this without the bars in the middle
1891772
If by bars you are talking about the spaces between the canvases then yes you can put them as far apart or as close together as you want. Keep in mind that there will still be a small seam even if they are as close together as you can put them so it will never look quite the same as one canvas.
1891773
I never received this painting. It comes in five pieces. There's a possibility of putting together on the wall but I believe it's meant to be spaced out a little bit
1891774
Yes you can. They are pulled canvas with a wood frame. So all you have to do is get a hook or a large nail and fit the wood over it. Good luck! I hope you love this as much as I do.
1891775
To my eye, they look best with a little spacing between the panels. I hung my panels with about 2" spacing between each of the panels, similar to what was shown in the advertising. There is no reason why you can't space them closer together if that looks best to you.
432516
Yes you can. Once you unpack it take your time to think where the main bar will go. Then the higher bar must go on the oppossite side where the door closes.
1084500
No, the way the bar is attached, the configuration requires a right-foot bass drum. Maybe if you're a good modder :)
1317509
Not that I know of, but I dont know why you would need to. There is plenty of tension as the bars are kind of springy. I love this net - it's very large!
482772
I had same problem. You can take the blue bar off, and I do not believe it will affect the basic structure of the set.
531626
Yes you can. The bar is set to the base with two machine screws. As this is a very critical part, its squareness is key. So get it within a couple mils. Good luck.
1401078
You could if the bar is the right length...I believe you can do a 6 ft bar minimum...I did a 7 ft barbell Olympic size and it's not too big if that's a concern
832037
No, the bar is useless. I tried super glue, duct tape and nothing works. I was hoping I could get a replacement part but haven't gotten a message back from the supplier.
1971109
A backbone bar must be an option, as I don't have one - must not be necessary
444175
I'm not sure, but it does look like you can use a small flat-head screw driver and gently remove the bar.
996239
Yes, you can adjust the two bars where you like them. I like to use for it Classical Stretch.
1898574
Technically yes.... The middle extension is male on one end and female on the other so adding a section should work Fine. My concern would be its rigidness once together which I think would be fine but you would have to be strategic with where you place your existing cross bars that you mount the rack to, so to maximize support and rigidness. I highly recommend this rack! Great product for the money!
1454758
The bars are separate, and must be inserted at the last step of installation. If you pre-assemble the unit and place it on the wall where you want to install it, and then mark the center of each end bracket, it is not a problem to get it exactly where you want it. You really need the help of another person to make this an easy job. Use a level to make sure both brackets are placed correctly.
862731
As I recall when installing, it can not be cut to make them shorter because there are bars at the top and bottom.
1694842
Yes the flooring of the cage is barred. If you didn't screw on the bottom then yeah you could have no bars but I'd question it's structural integrity without a bottom.
1143512
You can not. It replaces them with the bracket for the bull bar. That's the only negative thing about it. Wouldn't want to try and pull on the bull bar either because the metal isn't all that thick. I've had mine for almost two years now though, and it has done everything I've wanted it to.
169254
To use the bracket separately, you would not install the bar. They sell a similar product that is just the end bracket.