can you cut it up to just cover separate items
1577838
Yes, you could cut it into separate pieces. I actually bought the Easy Gardener 40020 Plant Blanket, 10 x 20-Ft and cut it in half to wrap my spiral pine trees.
1577839
Sure, it is a very light weight woven cloth. Directions say you should cover the plants so that edges of cloth can be fixed to ground so make sure you make the pieces large enough.
1577840
Absolutely. I even stapled mine to stakes for extra support. The material is so strong, the wind had little effect and I was able to reuse the same piece this winter.
1577841
Yes, you can. It is just a plastic net. It won't fall apart if you cut in another location.
1577842
Yes, that is the only way to use it unless you can afford to over wrap a plant. Be careful on your measurements. It needs to go all the way to the ground so that cold air does not migrate up into gaps.
943053
No. Although it may be a little long for your uses. You could easily cut it as well.
2215599
You need to buy seperately. To apply cut the pieces to the size you want prior to removing the backing. See 3M site for instructions.
1265534
YES you'll be able to cut it fairly easy providing you have good sharp siss i rs, the top and bottom sections seem to seperate on the edges, so you could peel them apart the few inches you need to cut and this would make it so you could cut a layer at a time.GOOD LUCK
1566106
My son didn't cut it and I did not get to see it but I would think you can. It isn't outrageously thick so probably with a box cutter
470069
I suppose you could cut them, but you would need too do a quilted type x hem on each piece. They are completely hemmed around the whole piece.
1837292
Yes. The strips can be cut to a different width. I've never tried cutting them but the material looks like it could easily be cut. I usually just leave an overhang.
1292686
You can cut it to any width you want. If you're going too much smaller, you might look at buying individual pieces to save some cost. I was very happy with how adaptable the system was.
435451
It does have an edge around it, so if you cut it smaller you wouldn't have the finished edge on all sides. That said, I think the edging is there to prevent tears, but also for aesthetics. As long as you handle the cut cover with reasonable care, so I don't foresee any problems.
2096707
There are groumets, however, I think you may compromise the material if you were to cut it.
1547431
Yes, if there are a few small pieces I generally place all of them together, laminate and then cut themto the shapes. Else you can cut to your preferred size ans is done well.
199412
Be careful not to order the ones with sheet protectors or covers. If you get the self-laminating individual sheets, yes you can cut them. There is a paper backing with guidelines usually - not sure about this particular product.
1346476
It doesn't come with a covers do I guess you can cut it if you have the proper tool.
2092398
Yes you cut them up but don't have to peel or core. I found the smaller you cut the item the less time you have to steam it.
813446
Yes, you can cut width or length down several inches and reseal the cloth without much difficulty; however, it's only a couple inches either way.
961726
No...4 sections of wts w/seams for pliability but cannot be separated or taken out. LRiddle
2211362
No, it can be put up however you like. After you peel the protective sheet, it goes on. So, I cut it before I removed the protective sheet and put it up in one long sentence form.