Could I cut this net to use it on a railing for a deck or treehouse in place of spindles?
244107
I wouldn't use it that way. I don't believe it will provide he safety you need without spindles . Using this between spindles may allow you to space the spindle a little further apart.
244108
It would have to be pulled tight. The gague net is pretty thin but very durable. Seems like it might be a difficult task? I'm pretty sure they have std sizes and they may be big for your application, if you have to cut them it could be rather time consuming.
570023
I don't see why not as long as the edge of the net is not more than 8 inches or less than 4 inches (give or take)from the frame. The bungees are fairly stiff so should provide adequate rebound.
366697
Absolutely. I have 3 all attached to the railing of my deck and use them for hanging flowers during summer and bird feeders in winter. I made sure to use deck screws to secure them to the railing. Good luck.
806180
I think you could. We used a tree, but knotting the rope somehow so it doesn't slide should work.
2074058
It is a finished piece so I wouldn't cut it. You *could* cut from the bottom. I purposes this differently than as sold, so I can't answer the hardware question.
1504258
Ya inside should work good do not have to stake it. But if you have a shank problem I would use almost golf balls. I use mine outside and put weight on the bottom frame and changed the top pole pins with a small tent stake keeps from letting the wind blow them out. Best net I have had...
1599109
It could be done but you would need something to support the saw track (like a 2x10) that you could lay down beside your 2x4 and then just slide the track over as you make each 1/2" cut. It will be tricky though as you make each cut and the 2x4 decreases in width. The rubber bottom on the track may not be enough to keep the 2x4 from moving.
415326
That's exactly what I bought it for, and I cut it into several pieces as my trees are small. However you will need supports to hold it away from the branches, as it weighs them down a bit since it is densely woven and therefore heavy for tender branches to support.
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
1034534
You should be able to. The pieces are tapered so that one end goes in the opposite end of the other pole.
1164812
yes, but I would recommend something with a shorter blade height so you can fit it between close limbs (only applies if they are still on the tree). One of the collapsible hand saws are great for this purpose
1306553
You could put a metal cutting blade and use it that way, I think you could use this with wood cutting blade. The blades can be found at most home centers, there isn't specific part number, just have a 1" arbor.
1250000
I don't see why not, so long as you cut all your boards to the same scale. I did something similar with another shed I built.
2500
I think you might be able to, you would cut each support rod to the length you need, though I don't remember exactly how long the intermediate support rods are!
144052
You could use it for about anything after cutting it to fit but I think it's much too expensive for that application. It's thick and custom cut for these wire shelves.
1446964
Yes. You will most likely need to make a hole in the ceiling. I drive a screw into the ceiling, then tied a string to the net and the screw.
833436
Not really. This is for finesse work where you need to do something delicate - undercut a door jamb, for instance. For lumber, either a circular saw or a chop saw, depending upon you exact application.