I have a 20 foot pontoon with four bunks, how many pieces would I need
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RA, suggest contact mfg. "Do they recommend use on pontoon boat and how many pieces you would need".
2276489
1 gallon should be plenty to give you several coats my boat is 16 foot and I did four coats mix it very well
345599
No sir. Not built for two. If you want a two person pontoon we have them. Call Ron at 360-755-0665 for more informationRon SchmidtValley Sports and More360-755-0665
467749
You would need to follow your local building codes for determining type and the length you need. Most pieces however are 12 inches or 36 inches in length.
1370017
I usually use 1 to 1.5 jugs. 22 ft pontoon docked on an inland lake with no hoist. Love this stuff - leaves toons looking brand new and so easy to use.
345416
Only 10, but it is in three even pieces, so I think you can just connect 2. Worst case, go to Lowes and pick up PVC pipe cut to fit. I only needed the bracket.
1395900
You will need two sets (4 pieces total). I have one set (two pieces) at the end of my son's full size bed and they just fit, perfectly across.
2099237
I dont think you need up to 9 pieces of rack to cover your 20' gate. having said that, the racks are sold either in 6 piece packs (18 feet) or in 4 piece packs (12 feet). Each piece is 3 feet long. I think a 6 piece packs (18 feet) is enough to cover your gate but in case you want the whole expanse of the gate to be open, you may consider 2 packs of the 4 piece packs. And yes, you can cut the rack. Mine is made of heavy duty plastic with steel reinforcement and it can be cut. Good luck
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I would say 6. You need to make sure that all four corners are down as well as the two side poles. I rarely ever stake the front and the back unless it's really bad weather. Then I use them all to add some extra rigidity to the tent. But I would think 6 would the minimum necessary. Hope that helps.
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I probably would use two especially if you waant it to remain set as a floating island that you can swim out to and use as a resting platform. I would also use a bit heavier anchors also as this anchor is probably not going to be heavy enough to keep it stable and from floating off in a wind or with a bit of waves from passing motorized boats.
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I have a 24 ft. round pool and I used 16 sections so I think 17 should do. Is the pool round or oval? If it is round count how many space between the supports there are and that will give the number you need. Don't forget to leave one space open for access to the pool?
1799366
Yes you need to buy four. I think is best to put the handrails in the anchors then set them.
539624
I would use 6 if you are stacking a load on top to get into the show site. But if just rolling the crate with no extra you could get by with 4.
767333
I would assume that you'd probably need 2 pieces, but check with the company.
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Yes, there should be 8 pieces. Each piece (rail) is about 25.5 inches long. There are clips to hook these pieces together but each piece is also secured to the wall separately. I secured the top rail with a screw at the top. The next rail was attached with a clip to the bottom of the top rail and was secured with a screw at the top (of the 2nd rail. The 3rd and 4th rails were attached as before but the 4th rail was also attached with a screw at the top and the bottom. If you're going to be putting a lot of weighty material on the shelves, you can add more screws as needed. (I used toggle bolts for the top of the first rail. All other screws were set with dry-wall plastic anchors. Yes, there should be 8 pieces. Each piece (rail) is about 25.5 inches long. There are clips to hook these pieces together but each piece is also secured to the wall separately. I secured the top rail with a screw at the top. The next rail was attached with a clip to the bottom of the top rail and was secured with a screw at the top (of the 2nd rail. The 3rd and 4th rails were attached as before but the 4th rail was also attached with a screw at the top and the bottom. If you're going to be putting a lot of weighty material on the shelves, you can add more screws as needed. (I used toggle... » Read More Yes, there should be 8 pieces. Each piece (rail) is about 25.5 inches long. There are clips to hook these pieces together but each piece is also secured to the wall separately. I secured the top rail with a screw at the top. The next rail was attached with a clip to the bottom of the top rail and was secured with a screw at the top (of the 2nd rail. The 3rd and 4th rails were attached as before but the 4th rail was also attached with a screw at the top and the bottom. If you're going to be putting a lot of weighty material on the shelves, you can add more screws as needed. (I used toggle bolts for the top of the first rail. All other screws were set with dry-wall plastic anchors. « Show Less
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I have twin 150's and a 26' boat. I think it would be a stretch unless you have two. Please call Teleflex/Sea Star, the techs are very knowledgeable.
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I wish I could be helpful but I do not know anything about the size of the bunks on a pontoon trailer. Our trailer has two 6 foot boards and two 8 foot boards. My husband used pressure treated 2 X 4's and wrapped the boards in the carpeting, leaving just a very narrow space at the carpet seam on the bottom of each board to allow for drying out. We purchased three 12 foot rolls (12 inches wide) and had a little bit left over. Good luck with your project.