From the inside, my deck is 12&times;10 feet. One person said the seven panel and another said eight. Im confused! Which one do I order?
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Our deck was 12 wide by 8. We needed 7 panel Each panel is approx 45 inches. If you are 12 feet out you can use 8. If 10 out you need 7. Hope this helps
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No you need a 12x 12 canopy, which you can buy at home depot or Lowe's still. They are not selling the 10x10.the 12x 12 are sold on Amazon also you have to just list 12 x 12 in the search area to find it!
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The 78 number is how long it is. The other is for the height. Just FYI it's a 2 person job
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I just installed a 7 panel in a 8 deep(camper to edge of deck) x 12 long space(length of camper). I don't see how an 8 could work unless I am missing something. If you are 12 wide there is no way an 8 would work, it would be too wide.
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The other answer of 5 would be about right, but I use 8' and not 7.5 and did consider solid wall, so I say 6 rolls better to have more than have less, if 5 works then return the sixth one. Their is no seem matching, (LEAST I did not)
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The manufacturer recommends a maximum of 8 panels. However, I currently have 10 panels installed (we have 15-month-old twins, so the extra space is helpful). You need to have a sufficient angle/bend between each panel for stability. Having 10 panels attached already makes the play yard a bit unstable (the panels that join without much of an angle are prone to bending & twisting, and I suspect they could fall over if a bigger child pushed in the wrong spot). Adding additional panels would be even more unstable.We do not have our 10 panels arranged in a perfect decagon (a 10-sided figure), but if we did, it would be about 10 feet across. The manufacturer recommends a maximum of 8 panels. However, I currently have 10 panels installed (we have 15-month-old twins, so the extra space is helpful). You need to have a sufficient angle/bend between each panel for stability. Having 10 panels attached already makes the play yard a bit unstable (the panels that join without much of an angle are prone to bending & twisting, and I suspect they could fall over if a bigger child pushed in the wrong spot). Adding additional panels would be even more unstable.We do not have our 10 panels arranged in a perfect decagon (a 10-sided... » Read More The manufacturer recommends a maximum of 8 panels. However, I currently have 10 panels installed (we have 15-month-old twins, so the extra space is helpful). You need to have a sufficient angle/bend between each panel for stability. Having 10 panels attached already makes the play yard a bit unstable (the panels that join without much of an angle are prone to bending & twisting, and I suspect they could fall over if a bigger child pushed in the wrong spot). Adding additional panels would be even more unstable.We do not have our 10 panels arranged in a perfect decagon (a 10-sided figure), but if we did, it would be about 10 feet across. « Show Less
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There are eight panels that fit together a specific way...they don't mix and match. They are numbered on the back to help you make sure you put them together correctly. Each panel is a little over 4 feet tall and a little over 3 feet wide. There is a top row of 4 and a bottom row of 4.... again they go together in a specific order. They were very easy to hang. I actually got two sets and even though they aren't made to fit together, I was able to join them by overlapping "left over" pieces to make an almost perfect transition from one set to the other (None of my friends can figure out where they are joined!). I love the way it looks!
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One set of four panels will not cover 12ft wide...very thin material for room dividing purposes. Basically, its a piece of fabric that attaches with velcro on top and a lightly weighted bar at the bottom.
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No idea. They are sturdy and so nice because of the interchangable factor. We don't use the door much just resection for whatever we need it for. Have a total of 10 panels.
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There are 2 panels that are 16 x 32 inches each. .06 must be referring to the thickness/depth. The 2 panels together are 32 x 32 inches.
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watch the attached promo video to get an idea of the deck size...These were shipped direct to my daughter 1500 miles away...
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Our patio is the 12' wide too. I went with the 8x10 but wish I had gone with the bigger size. As long as you have wall space to accommodate the 12' width it won't matter what size your patio is. One thing to consider is the height you have to mount the awning. We wanted 7' clearance at it's lowest point which meant that the awning had to be mounted about 9 1/2' up on the wall. With a 10x12, this would have to be higher. Hope this helps.
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Tim: there are 4 separate panels that are each 1' 5" across and 5' 10 1/2" long. Hope that answers you question.
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The size choices on the order page give the height of each of the 8 panels. So, if you order the 24 inch choice you would get 8 panels that are 24 inches by 24 inches, and if you order the 42 inch choice you would get 8 panels that are 42 inches by about 24 inches. The measurements for each one are on the individual pages for each size.
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A seven foot slide off a 9' deck? No. Consider the angle you would have to navigate to approach the ground. The opening to the top end of the Spiral slide is (I believe around 8') so again no. Your really going to have to do some construction to install these. But you could use the 9' deck an an upper deck and install this adjacent to and below it using deck supports common to both. But it will still take some (alot of) work. And you will need to build out the other supports and decking as well. This is no simple install. Assembly of the slide itself is a task. Gonna need a pro.
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I think it states 7-10 foot ceiling. I have a 8 and 10 foot ceiling and both poles fit perfect. Contact seller on your 12 foot ceiling.
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Each panel is "16". I have two but I will never use them. What price are you being quoted?