how long would two section two section of fence be with poles on each end and between the section. I need to fence in an area that is exactly 6 foot by 3 foot
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Each section is 3FT. For a area 6FT X 3FT you will need 6 sections and 6 poles. I hope this helps. Rich
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Two sections with three poles is 5 feet 11 inches. That is to the center of the outside poles.
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How long do you want it to grow?! Mine starts at the back fence and splits left (20 ft) and right (30 ft) along the fence, in the center crosses over an arch (20 ft), splits left and right on the far side of the arch and garlands the eaves for another 30 ft in both directions. So the longest part is easily 50 to 60 feet long and happy to keep going.
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Not sure. It comes as one piece and you can order more to link up into sections as a fence. The piece itself is only 1 section
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Full disclosure, its been 6 months or more since I completed my projects. But I'm pretty certain its 6 - 2ft sections. As I recall the instructions limit you to 10 sections. Once you cut a section, it ends the chain so the cut must be the last section only. There is also a package of connectors of different lengths that I found helpful in designing my installation. I found the adhesive works on vertical installations but on horizontal runs I needed to stable them up or the adhesive would eventually release and the lights sagged. With just a little planning, these are easy to use and result in a very nice installation. Full disclosure, its been 6 months or more since I completed my projects. But I'm pretty certain its 6 - 2ft sections. As I recall the instructions limit you to 10 sections. Once you cut a section, it ends the chain so the cut must be the last section only. There is also a package of connectors of different lengths that I found helpful in designing my installation. I found the adhesive works on vertical installations but on horizontal runs I needed to stable them up or the adhesive would eventually release and the lights sagged. With just a little planning, these are easy to use and result... » Read More Full disclosure, its been 6 months or more since I completed my projects. But I'm pretty certain its 6 - 2ft sections. As I recall the instructions limit you to 10 sections. Once you cut a section, it ends the chain so the cut must be the last section only. There is also a package of connectors of different lengths that I found helpful in designing my installation. I found the adhesive works on vertical installations but on horizontal runs I needed to stable them up or the adhesive would eventually release and the lights sagged. With just a little planning, these are easy to use and result in a very nice installation. « Show Less
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You can shortened length by eliminating the middle pole and use at ground level. Saw is 6'+ or - 2 "s without middle section. Any branches less than an inch might be more useful with regular pruners. I cut at least 5-7" branches with this saw. Just make sure to check your oil as it makes cutting easier. I'm not sure what you meant at ground level, but all pole saws are supposed to be used at ground level. Hope my response helps.
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There are three parts to this pole saw, the handle, the middle extension, and the saw . the three plug into each other, however one can put together the saw with the handle making it shorter when you connect the handle with the saw, and not using the center extension. it works perfect , only now you have shortened, the pole saw by one equal extension. This works perfect for shorter cuts, and makes the saw lighter. I just use the pole saw in this manner which works very good and does the job very well. The length of the saw in this manner reduces the 9 foot pose sw down to about to 6 ft. or less, take care Jack There are three parts to this pole saw, the handle, the middle extension, and the saw . the three plug into each other, however one can put together the saw with the handle making it shorter when you connect the handle with the saw, and not using the center extension. it works perfect , only now you have shortened, the pole saw by one equal extension. This works perfect for shorter cuts, and makes the saw lighter. I just use the pole saw in this manner which works very good and does the job very well. The length of the saw in this manner reduces the 9 foot pose sw down to about to 6 ft. or... » Read More There are three parts to this pole saw, the handle, the middle extension, and the saw . the three plug into each other, however one can put together the saw with the handle making it shorter when you connect the handle with the saw, and not using the center extension. it works perfect , only now you have shortened, the pole saw by one equal extension. This works perfect for shorter cuts, and makes the saw lighter. I just use the pole saw in this manner which works very good and does the job very well. The length of the saw in this manner reduces the 9 foot pose sw down to about to 6 ft. or less, take care Jack « Show Less
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2" apart? I don't understand. Remind me what my comment was. I have essentially a 240' long 3/32" cable on 2 10' steel poles with lots of concrete and guy wires with concrete plus turnbuckles running away from the wire. It works, and the hand winch does a great job. I surrounded mine in bubble wrap last month to keep it out of the winter weather. (If you are doing a dog run, I have a much simpler solution given to me that makes me feel almsot stupid, despite the fact that my dog run works great. That solution is to take the 240' wire and lay it out on the ground with either heavy-duty augers or concrete and eye bolts, etc. I have limited trees, etc., and that would have worked as well as my solution for a lot less cost and trouble. G'luck with whatever you are doinbg. Gene
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It is unclear to me whether the knot would interfere with joining sections together, otherwise you could do it, but it depends on what you want to use it for and the stresses involved. The poles weren't really designed for that length, so might be too fragile for the application.
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We set our poles in cement about 30' apart and decided to only use the two outside lines and the middle line, so we only ran enough line for 3 lines instead of 5. The line we used was the plastic coated wire. The lines will have to be adjusted with usage. Just figure your distance between the poles you set and decide if you are using all 5 lines or like we did 3 lines and remember to add some extra line on the ends for attaching to the eye bolts. The line should be added after the posts are set firm in the cement in the ground. Hope you get your clotheslines up and enjoy some fresh air while hanging out your clothes or bringing them inside. We set our poles in cement about 30' apart and decided to only use the two outside lines and the middle line, so we only ran enough line for 3 lines instead of 5. The line we used was the plastic coated wire. The lines will have to be adjusted with usage. Just figure your distance between the poles you set and decide if you are using all 5 lines or like we did 3 lines and remember to add some extra line on the ends for attaching to the eye bolts. The line should be added after the posts are set firm in the cement in the ground. Hope you get your clotheslines up and enjoy some fresh air... » Read More We set our poles in cement about 30' apart and decided to only use the two outside lines and the middle line, so we only ran enough line for 3 lines instead of 5. The line we used was the plastic coated wire. The lines will have to be adjusted with usage. Just figure your distance between the poles you set and decide if you are using all 5 lines or like we did 3 lines and remember to add some extra line on the ends for attaching to the eye bolts. The line should be added after the posts are set firm in the cement in the ground. Hope you get your clotheslines up and enjoy some fresh air while hanging out your clothes or bringing them inside. « Show Less
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After installing this fence it measures 181/2 in. at the highest peak and about 11 in. otherwise. The opening between each fence section that connects each piece is 6in. The opening between each fence section wire is 4in. Hope this helps.
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There should only be one section of fencing in the package. The two long stakes that poke into the ground indicate the beginning and end of a fencing section. When I ordered them, the price was only for the single section so I bought several for my garden. .
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How far apart ate your clothes poles? If, for instance, 25 feet, then you will need more than 5*25 or 125 feet of line to string between the 5 hooks. Of course, you may choose to not string all 5 hooks on each pole. Absolutely! set the poles in the ground, measure the distance between them, purchase whatever amount of line you need and then string them. I also use a 1x2 about 8 feet long to lift tne line in the middle. That helps to expose the clothes a little better, and keeps the middle of the line from sinking and those clothes from touching the ground.Best of luck with your installation.Mike140513.1733 How far apart ate your clothes poles? If, for instance, 25 feet, then you will need more than 5*25 or 125 feet of line to string between the 5 hooks. Of course, you may choose to not string all 5 hooks on each pole. Absolutely! set the poles in the ground, measure the distance between them, purchase whatever amount of line you need and then string them. I also use a 1x2 about 8 feet long to lift tne line in the middle. That helps to expose the clothes a little better, and keeps the middle of the line from sinking and those clothes from touching the ground.Best of luck with your... » Read More How far apart ate your clothes poles? If, for instance, 25 feet, then you will need more than 5*25 or 125 feet of line to string between the 5 hooks. Of course, you may choose to not string all 5 hooks on each pole. Absolutely! set the poles in the ground, measure the distance between them, purchase whatever amount of line you need and then string them. I also use a 1x2 about 8 feet long to lift tne line in the middle. That helps to expose the clothes a little better, and keeps the middle of the line from sinking and those clothes from touching the ground.Best of luck with your installation.Mike140513.1733 « Show Less
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6 panels, which I believe is the main gate set, is 12 feet in length when stretched out. You might want to think about an extension set just in case. Get some good wall board anchors to mount it to the wall. If you are fencing a slightly sunken room, you might want to get some flexible plastic strap and mount secure points along the bottom of the fencing for reinforcement.
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Not sure which fence your referring to. My saws fence is adjustable by 2 preset positions that allows me to rip up to 24 or 36 inches. Hence my previous post.
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I just installed mine. The hole should be dug to 32" deep and a cinder block is to be placed in the middle of the hole. The pole sits on top of the cinder block that is placed in the hole. I'm not sure of the exact length of the pole itself, however.
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There are a couple of different lengths so you can use 1 pole or 2. I think they are 12 or 18 inches
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Patricia numbers are pretty close, the 72" poles are actually 2 pieces, so it's not 6 feet long. Good luck,Clay