For Bass traps did any of you use 2 panels together in 1 frame to make a 4" thickness?
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I didn't make bass traps. I made the 2'' panels so that I got six. I thought that was the better thing IDk.
496064
No, but I did use one of these in front of the OC R38 for my Bass traps and they work great!
486511
Yes you will need 4 panels to do so but there will be a gap on the sides near the poles as the picture shows. The hooks only attach to the frame but it can be done.
1090389
I buried two 4x4 posts in the ground and attached the panel between the posts. Just make sure the spacing between the posts is slightly wider than the width of the panel and always use stainless steel screws on cedar wood.
2214423
I think you'll likely only be able to fit 2 frames per row, as the length of each one can only hold 3 @ 6x7 or 4 @ 6x6, but I could be wrong! Try it and let us know!
1007594
I believe I went 3/4". Sorry to recall, I am on the road for work. Best way is to lay them on the floor and move the right panel until it looks best at that distance (to the center panel). Measure and use the same distance for both sides. (There may be some variance from set to set)?
116379
We are using 2x6's connected to a 4x4 post. However, we did see a plan that used 1x6's just wasnt going to be stout enough for our project.
1256795
Yep, just allow for the additional built up 1/2" =/- prior to setting on substrate. Note I used custom's level quick before mudding in the Ditra underlayment.
2166100
Any shape you like. I added 3 extensions. Each panel is 2ft w and 2 1/2 ft tall
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I have the 6 panel which is more than adequate. I do not think that adding two more panels would affect sturdiness. I have used it in several different shapes and sturdiness has been great. Hope this helps.
745821
Has anyone considered screwing each end down to a piece of 2x6 which could then be clamped to the pool rail?
53395
Yes. I have the four panel one, and I have it in a square. You can buy the extra panels if you want it bigger.
1910959
The panels are 1 1/2" and are constructed with baffles inside them so they are not solid. They are quite strong and are easily modified because they are not solid. I think you will enjoy them.
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the second picture is of a hopkins bench, 17 inches high. since a two 2x4's are the same width as a 2 x 8 and the boards are screwed in from the underside, i can see how it could work. i used 2x4's but i can see how a 2x8 might work.
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I do not. I have 3 2x4's on either side of the metal frame and there is only 8 inches from the edge of the frame to the perpendicular walls. This means the wall cannot flex nor can the frame. It could be that your fixture is not bolted to the large threaded studs tightly enough, which is an easy problem yo fix.
897953
The panels wouldn't tuck behind the framing as intended. You would have to glue them and they would stick out. You would be better off buying 3/4" ×4'×8' sheets from a construction supply house.
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Absolutely. I did the same thing on my chicken coop. It's awesome adjusting it from the outside. Just make sure to use screws that aren't too long for whatever material your walls are. I just have T1-11 panels and I used screws that were about 5/8" and it was perfect. Just add some trim around the edges and it looks great.
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John I have a 32" flat panel in my 42-50 enclosure right now. Just center it. Looks fine. I then closed in the area around the TV where the void was with fish net and decorative sea ornaments. Got that idea from an enclosure in Paris.