How far apart can you put the posts and still have it stand pretty straight?
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We put the posts (rebar) 3' apart and folded it over the top about 4" and zip tied it. It is fairly ridged and has protected the straberries from the rabbits.
570083
mine is mounted on a greenhouse frame to exclude rabbits, the posts are four feet apart, there is some sagging
570084
I do not know, we used it on top of our wooden fence to keep ourtr cats inside the fence and it is at a angle ,sorry I could not be of ant help.
551656
It's approximately 3'7" from the outside of the posts. It's absolutely a beautiful addition to my yard!
1808894
You would need to cut down a standard 4 x 4 to the dimensions of 2.75" x 2.75" in order to "sleeve" these picket corners over a post: This is my third such corner, and the previous two have stood up to northern Minnesota winters for nearly 15 years now, without shifting noticeably....
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The posts stand 35 1/2 inches without the wheels, and just under 40 inches with the wheels. You could cut the poles down with a good hack-saw, however, they come with the plastic endcaps already in place. I don't know if you would be able to remove/replace them if you cut the poles down. The other consideration would be access to the baskets if you cut down the length of the poles. You can place the baskets wherever you want on the poles, but they are deep and depending on what you want to store in them, the lowered height will limit access. Hope this helps. Any other information I can give, please just ask. The posts stand 35 1/2 inches without the wheels, and just under 40 inches with the wheels. You could cut the poles down with a good hack-saw, however, they come with the plastic endcaps already in place. I don't know if you would be able to remove/replace them if you cut the poles down. The other consideration would be access to the baskets if you cut down the length of the poles. You can place the baskets wherever you want on the poles, but they are deep and depending on what you want to store in them, the lowered height will limit access. Hope this helps. Any other information I can... » Read More The posts stand 35 1/2 inches without the wheels, and just under 40 inches with the wheels. You could cut the poles down with a good hack-saw, however, they come with the plastic endcaps already in place. I don't know if you would be able to remove/replace them if you cut the poles down. The other consideration would be access to the baskets if you cut down the length of the poles. You can place the baskets wherever you want on the poles, but they are deep and depending on what you want to store in them, the lowered height will limit access. Hope this helps. Any other information I can give, please just ask. « Show Less
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The uprights are slightly less than 44" apart. That is measuring between the inside of each white upright post. As I discovered when I went to get a barbell rod for it, not all of them are long enough for it. Be sure to measure any barbell rod which you may be considering before buying it.
967424
I stacked mine with no difficulty.. The corner posts generally extend just a little past the slats. I just put the next slat layer in the slot and added the next post. Worked just fine.
1160048
They are 2-1/2 inches apart. The stands can be as low as 21" or as high as 35".
1888761
The bottom of each post has a plate with 2 holes they are 180 degree's apart, you can use any kind of lag screw or wood screw or even cement screws
298565
I have it mounted at an angle, but don't have it at the top of the stairs. I think the post would need to be 2.25 at least. Otherwise it has been good for an irregular area of the house.
852747
The post coming up from the base is 9 1/2" high. Works well. Still looks attractive after a year of sitting in the sun.
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possibly yes, as long as the length between the posts are 7.3cm or 2(7/8th)" apart
196182
I measured from the outside edge of the posts and got 23 3/4" front to front and 16 3/4" front to back. Hope that helps! I love this unit!
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The posts are 3 x 3 od. The are ~1/8 inch thick. They are hollow. I could not get a id measurement because they are in the ground.
250325
With the legs flat the center post is still about 16" I don't know how else it would go flat. I am still not happy with the durability. I only use this for vacation and every time something comes apart or need to be reassembled.Good luck
1843214
My husband placed the three "poles" 13 feet apart (we used two aspen trunks and our fence) and the sides of the said are a little bit smaller than that. Hope this helps.
2031249
It looks like it should be about 26" between front and back posts. If that is the case, the dip bars will be approx 24" apart center to center when set on the inside of the posts and approx 31" when set on the outside. They can mounted either way. Hope this helps.
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I have mine on the corner/vertical 4x4 post of a set of shelves in the garage. I turn it around to get to opposite side. I'd rather this than a stand in the room.