Can I combine two kits to make a 4 x 8 foot bed
1715829
No, but I purchased two and have them side by side. These really are great. I bought them last spring and about to use them for the second year.
1715830
The pieces interlock at the corners, so no, however, you could just set them side by side and have your eight feet. The difference would be the thickness of one of the sides, about 2 inches or less longer. You really need to have some support every 4 feet anyway, or the plastic sides would bow out over time. This is my third year with these bed's and I love them. I currently have garlic and onions up about 2-3 inches under the cover of one bed, kale, spinach, red leaf lettuce and beets under the canopy of another, and melons and tomato's started in a greenhouse to go in other of these beds after the chance o frost is gone. I'm planting beans in another bed this week. I have 6, will install two more this year for herbs. Mark
2205145
Yes. I believe you can. However, they are different heights so they will not look identical. Good product so far. Assembles well, with some help.
1871308
Hi Dleef,with this set you only can build one model at the same time, there are not enough pieces to build two or more models simultaneously.
1771182
Yes, they can easily be combined. You can put together two fours, two sixes, one four + one six, etc. to make is as large as you want, and with more than one gate, too.
2003643
Just use a twin size flat sheet. You may need to look a bit for one sold by itself and not as a set.
43000
If you wanted to set up two "A" frames with a 4x6 span then no. You only have enough brackets in this kit to set up one "A" frame.
420022
I notched out a 4x8 to sit on top, and used another with 2x4's and a piece of plywood so I could hang things from the bottom. Don't know how fancy you want to get with it.
1712892
You can use the 2 halves independently, but they won't be the same width as a twin. They will be 30" wide.
263858
I've never built it in that configuration but I've seen it done that way by other modelers so my answer is yes. Just by looking at my kit I dont see why not, I even think it's easier that way :)
1780944
yes - you will need to add additional lumber. 2x4s will most likely work but be prepared to shave them down just a tad.
877682
Yes. You can lock the frames to make one king frame and put two mattresses on top. Problem is no way to tie the two smaller mattresses together as there are Jo sides not e frame. If you can tie the mattresses together it won't slide off. I hope this helps
28810
Yes you could. The sides of the are flat so multiple units together will look really nice.
988562
I think you can. I built mine myself. Drew the measurement and took to homedepot, they made the cuts for me and all I did was screw it together. Was easy and inexpensive.
876365
No, you can make the design shown with everything that is in the kit. You could also split it up and make one 4 x 4 box and one 2 x 4 box if you prefer having two boxes instead of one (this is what I did). It is a great product. I purchased more the second year because I was so pleased with this. It weathers well (in the cold/heat).
1371115
You can build any one of the 3 with this kit. The lumber required would just change.
200461
Yes, it would take two of the kits to make a playpen. One could block off a small corner making an L shape.
1140286
Hi there- one kit makes 3 sq feet so you would need 4, but if u go to the manufacturer's website, they sell kits that utilize 3 x 3 tiles and you can make a larger for using fewer tiles. One of the large tiles is 3x3. Hope this helps!