I have a 13ft tampolone will this work? I know it will hang over some but can I secure it with ties or will it be to big?
457121
we have a 13ft trampoline also and this fits perfectly --- (this is our second one and I bought a third for when this one gets old b/c they were on sale!) We have the 13ft round trampoline from Sam's...... not even the Jumpking brand and it works very well. My husband secured it with ties - and it was not difficult at all. Enjoy!
457122
I have a 14 ft and it hangs over. I just used zip ties to secure it. Looks great. No leaves anymore.
513032
That's exactly what it was designed to do. If your curtains have a hanging loop sewn into one end, just slide the horizontal bar through the loop, and set it onto the upright poles. If not, then a package of inexpensive clamps will hold any fabric in place. This is what I use: Cheaplights 6 PCS 3.75" Spring Clamps
1991963
It would work but might cause the tie to lose shape if left on to long. I would not recommend it for ties
1413032
Perhaps you can jimmy some belts to stay on there but the plastic tabs that holds the ties in place are probably not strong or flexible enough to accommodate a belt (that is much thicker than a tie). I thought about using this for my belts myself but then decided against it.
1162425
I've used the smaller (not the smallest) hooks on my flat ceiling to hold up the middle of a strand of white lights that were strung from one wall to the other. It worked beautifully and held for three months (when we took it down). I would strictly follow the weight guidelines, even going under if possible, just to be sure. As long as what you're hanging has a loop or even a way to tie it on, it could work. Personally, I wouldn't have a problem with hanging things like paper lanterns, lightweight garlands (tinsel, silk flowers, small patio lights), or any very light decor. I wouldn't use them for potted plants (way too heavy) or anything that could harm someone or break if it fell. Good luck! I've used the smaller (not the smallest) hooks on my flat ceiling to hold up the middle of a strand of white lights that were strung from one wall to the other. It worked beautifully and held for three months (when we took it down). I would strictly follow the weight guidelines, even going under if possible, just to be sure. As long as what you're hanging has a loop or even a way to tie it on, it could work. Personally, I wouldn't have a problem with hanging things like paper lanterns, lightweight garlands (tinsel, silk flowers, small patio lights), or any very light decor. I wouldn't use... » Read More I've used the smaller (not the smallest) hooks on my flat ceiling to hold up the middle of a strand of white lights that were strung from one wall to the other. It worked beautifully and held for three months (when we took it down). I would strictly follow the weight guidelines, even going under if possible, just to be sure. As long as what you're hanging has a loop or even a way to tie it on, it could work. Personally, I wouldn't have a problem with hanging things like paper lanterns, lightweight garlands (tinsel, silk flowers, small patio lights), or any very light decor. I wouldn't use them for potted plants (way too heavy) or anything that could harm someone or break if it fell. Good luck! « Show Less
875358
well, I think it´s too large, but you can try in a tree, or another pole no more than 3" for the strap to hang on well
491550
It can hold them, but you will probably have to drape them over or hang on a couple different lines - that's what I do.
739527
No. It works fine hanging from a tension rod. That's where mine hangs and I've had no problem with it. It's great!Marilyn Seaquist
513345
Hi, I believe the length should not matter but I believe you may have a hard time with larger ties. Its been great not tearing my thumb apart by using the tool!
513034
I have mine set up with the large heavy muslin backdrop and it is holding it without issue. Full expansion all directions. Would work perfectly.
1494949
The Velcro straps should hold. The issue I had was that they were not long enough for the hooks side to make contact with the loops side. Had to purchase additional Velcro and connect several inches of the hooks side to make it long enough to not fall off.
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It won't be real tight. It just hangs. As for the clamps, if you don't have a rod pocket on your backdrop, use the clamps like a clothespin. I guess if you wanted to, you could use the clamps to stretch it a little tighter side to side at the top with a rod pocket too. {I don't know why you would need to} But the rest will just hang. If you need to get wrinkles out, set it up a day or two before hand and let them 'fall' out. The sides of the backdrop don't connect to the stand. Only the top of the backdrop. I hope this answers your question.
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Yes. It gets under everything! Just one small note: If you're planning to hang it on something you'll need to improvise, as it doesn't have a ring or hook. I took a long piece of gardening twister tie, made a knot, which made a loop, and can now hang it. Buy it: you'll really like it!-even more than me, as I step on it sometimes (which is a pain in socks).
887982
How about heavy-duty twist ties? Glue wouldn't work, I don't believe. Or masonry nails? Does the high rise allow ribbons like that from a balcony?
736480
Mine measure 32" but I'd think you could easily tie extrab lace or string to what is there to extend it. It will work but it may not look too classy.
775180
Mine is hanging at 12'6" / 150". Longer is ok because you can use a piece of rope or chain as an extender. More than a few inches shorter would in my opinion cause an unacceptable amount of sag.
1257316
I have a 15' trampoline I bought this canopy for. It hangs over about a foot all the way around. I would suspect you could improvise and it would work ok.