Is this a quality that I could use to patch a trampoline net? I need netting strong enough to cut/sew to cover small holes.
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I used it to hold a lot of stuffed animals to a ceiling, worked great for that. Not sure what type of weight or tensil strength youneed, but should work for small holes. Since it is a fishing net I bet it holds up to some pretty good weight. Would not use it thoughfor the entire enclosure..
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I do not believe this net would be strong enough for that application. I used it to hang stuffed animals from the ceiling and I think that is the limitation of its use. I hope that helps.
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The holes are about 1 inch by 1 inch. I only used it to decorate an under the sea party. The nets are good quality, and may work for small area repair if the hole size is appropriate.
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No, this is more of a fishing net with larger holes. I would not use it for a trampoline.
142763
Would this be strong enough to use outdoors for keeping pigeons out at a beach house?
1209233
Hi, the size of the holes for this net is 156 holes per square inch. You may need small holes for see um bugs. Thank you for your inquiry. Regards Yvonne
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It's plastic tape. I am no expert on sewing, but I would think the tape would just tear at the holes.
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Yes, just choose a net with smaller mesh openings and you'll be fine. 1/4inch or smaller! Regards
712624
we had no problems with cutting this net and used heavy duty staples to hold it to the wooden fence posts. I would suggest stapling it directly to the trees. It's been up for about 18 months and still going strong
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If you could re-sew the seem you created I'm sure you could but it's definitely not designed for that. The fabric is thick but it's a fairly large weave and would fray if cut (and not re-sewn).
71978
I have not used it for that purpose. I think it will work though because the neting is about 7' in diameter with holes about 3/4" in size.
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Absolutely! This stuff is made for that. Is very small weave, open airy, and lightweight. Perfect for draping. I think comes in 10 yard bolts, or 30 feet. I think 54 inches wide. check the description. Is fairly sheer, so lighter colors tend to be almost invisible. Might want to use something more of a Silver rather than a white. the White will disappear at any distance. Bright colors don't have issues with disappearing. CHEAP as dirt! Fabric stores charge MUCH MORE for exactly the same. Buy extra, fun to use at Halloween for ghost effects in yard. Scott
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Not too complicated... Order the 13' net if your trampoline is 13' diameter.
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I am not sure. But the item pictured is not what we got. The net that arrived had 3 straps per pole, with the bottoms ones being stretchy. I thought I was going to like it, but they made the net too tight. The net has lasted about a year - with it being up all winter - but one of the places where the strap attaches at the top of the pole has ripped away. Regarding weight limit - we often have 5 kids jumping at once - with the largest about 100 lb that would fall into the net. From that perspective it has held up fine. We are on our 3rd pad and 4th net and 3rd set of pole pads - when these deteriorate we have told the kids that is the end of the trampoline era. We'll see - they still love it.
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Yes, I have used it for many projects, and it seems to be holding up. (I make paracord items and also bracelets) Hope that helps.
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It is heavy woven thread netting. It is not a thin polymer bird net. The squares are big - 2"x2". A child or small adult could push a hand through one of these holes. It is ideal as a safe roofing material for a large bird aviary. However, you would want to insure that roosts are not placed directly beneath the netting. A hawk or owl could strike a roosting bird through the netting - probably wouldn't be able to get the bird after that strike, but it would already be dead.
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absolutely, get strong wire cutters, this is not flimsy wire mesh, its great wire. marisa
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Yes. Snaps clip on under springs as well (if you don't have the enclosure set up.) Without the netting of the enclosure, I'd argue it's probably less of a hassle. The netting is laced down to the trampoline when hung correctly, the cover then needs to be fed through the lacing when the enclosure is used. It's actually more work, but necessary to use the cover. It's a very good cover, definitely worth investing in. I'd also suggest a safety enclosure - just to keep everyone safe. Thanks for reading.
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The gap between the strings is pretty wide, so this won't work for that purpose. You should buy a smaller mesh sized netting for that.
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Yes, I think so. I used this net on 3x4x5' goal that I made out of PVC pipe
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I have stretched it over huge heavy loads of bagged leaves in the bed of my pickup truck and it has not torn. It seems to be made of quality bungee cord material. Let me suggest though that one might do well to remove 12 of the 16 hooks as all you really need are the corner hooks. The excess hooks, if left on, present a huge problem with the whole net getting snarled up like a Gordian knot. I have stretched this net from the front tie downs, up and over bags that were 2' higher than the cab and then connected to the bottom of the rear bumper with no problems. But, of course, I lash a few pieces of 550 nylon line over the top to prevent shifting and to secure the load more snugly.