I want to set up a line between my kitchen window &amp; my kids' treehouse Will two of these be strong enough to send them snacks &amp; drinks in a basket?
1548311
Very likely yes. Break strength of the rope is more of a factor; spring for the heavier duty clothesline.
963687
They're not super sturdy so two is probably best. In use them more for child proofing than security so one could conceivably work but two seems best. Also don't know about your particular window but I have wooden frames double windows (with the old jnternal rope and counter weights) and they work fine. They just screw into the frame itself and when open are flush enough to allow plenty of room to fully open the window.
2164359
If they are still fairly hard it should be OK. The fruit gets banged around a little in the picking process, but there is a little foam pad that fits into the bottom of the basket, and that helps.
54838
The max length is 38 feet and an average story is 10 or so. In theory it could work but it depends on how high it is mounted and how tall the stories are. I would suggest measuring with a string the length needed and go from there. It is a heavy unit that needs to be well mounted, and I don't know that it is fully weatherproof so I would keep it out of direct weather as well. It has plenty of lift power though. It would likely be overkill for groceries.
1379092
Yes if you apply pressure to one side or the other you will get more than 2" I don't think you will find a " basket " with a single point that will not give. It's impossible for the price.
337294
I wouldn't doubt it. Load it balanced and should be fine. Even the extended arms are pretty sturdy. Add a clothes line on a tree and you're golden.
650390
The original gibbon slack line is definitely a good one, although the Gibbon Jibline is a little bit cheaper and pretty much just as good. As mentioned in the previous responses, you will need two strong trees to set up the line. just remember, learning takes some practice, but tell them to keep their arms away from their bodies and their eyes on a set point in the distance. thats the trick!
2167087
I did not use it that way. I would think you would have to put a liner of sort so the items would not fall through the open space. Don't think it would work out stacked.
1609678
Yes it is pretty strong, ours came with the box beaten to death and missing parts, we were able to touch up all the chips and get the parts we needed from homedepot. Just be ready for some frustration on that part.
1632355
Heavy duty zip ties would work...just use a lot of them to make sure it is secure. I used the hardware that came with the basket, but I still added a few zip ties for extra stability.
809852
Yes, likely, but I wanted it for canned goods. There are spaced in between (wired racks), so your packets might slide through and fall out. It might be better to have full racks, not wired.
736810
Yes! I use this for daycare and it would work, although it would be really heavy to push! You would need to stay on level ground.
1027087
We had adults do it and it was fine - maybe lock 2 together so they are bigger? good luck!
1457370
I pushed two of mine together and still needed an inch. They sit on legs, so if one hung over it would not be level. Although it might work, it would be diffult to get cans out. I wouldn't take the chance.
1294420
I haven't tried that but it could be possible. Might be a little heavier than a 'pop' tho. About the size of an apple so use stronger sticks. Hope this helps :)
2234905
Yes very sturdy. Just understand the basket isn't very deep. For groceries I would think you want something deeper.
1469060
Two units stack together should not be a problem....but they are narrow, so be cautious