how long is the play yard if you make it a straight line instead of a circle
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Each panel is about 5.5 feet wide - there are 8 panels in this bundle, so that would make a straight line of about 44 feet. Thanks for the question!
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hello, it runs both in a straight line and in circles. depends on a surface the train runs on. my kids like this toy
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The sides are straight for about 2 feet or maybe a little more, and then start to curve at each end. It's neither an ellipse nor an oblong.
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It shoots the ball about 20 to 30 feet , I use it in my backyard not at a larger venue like a dog park . Also I usually set it to the setting of 9 ( it goes to 10) cause I don' t want to shot it over back fence , It probably Would go further if I hard a larger back yard. Hope this helps
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No, it has a curve to it. I still use a house ball from the bowling alley for a straight ball. I just look the number up everytime.
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You can put 2 of these together as Carolyn and some other reviewers have said, however Carolyn's math is quite a bit off. I went and figured it out myself. A hexagon with 2ft sides is a little over 10 square feet, as it says. Adding the 2 panel extension makes it an octagon, which would be slightly more than 19 square ft, also as stated. The difference is that combining 2 yards would have 12 panels and be a dodecagon, which would be about 44.8 square feet. You'd have to get 3 sets of extensions to equal the same area, since all the sides are 2ft in length. The extensions currently cost 52.14, which is 156.42. The playyard itself is 155.96. Thus you are getting a better deal with 2 playyards. Not only is it slightly cheaper, it also gives you an extra door panel. That means it's more adaptable for using as 2 separate gates if you want to at some point.
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Straight line only, although they can pivot at the connection point (one to the next) so you could achieve a sort of circle if the tree is big enough. My trres are small and settle for a square. Hope this helps.
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There are extension kits and corner pieces aren't necessary because you can configure this 8 sided playyard any way you want, square, rectangle, round or oval. It's awesome I have twin 1 yr old boys and it's a life saver
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Your math is correct, but it's not necessarily a square piece! Also, that's the same as 1 sq. yd.
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I bought the game as a gift so I dont have it here to measure. I did see it set up. It was aprox 2.5 ft long and 1.5 wide
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Guesstimating by looking at in in our yard, I would say 14 to 18 inches, it may even be 20 inches. Doesn't it say in the description, I think it did. Hope this helps.
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what size is it? Length. If 7 to 8 feet should be able to learn practice in the yard is the best way.
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All of the edges are straight...it is a rectangle...the long side is 36". I doubled two of them up.
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A good 200 feet. Depends on the type of ball on what is does after the first hundred feet. Standard balls start fading or hooking due to poor balance. I use this to scare geese on my lake front and do not play paint ball
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A flat yard is helpful, although ours slopes a bit. A slight slope is actually kind of helpful, as you can direct the water out of the pool in the direction of the slope when it's time to put the pool away. As for it impacting the enjoyment of the pool, it doesn't, as you simply have a slightly fuller side than the other. We've now had two months with our pool and have used it 10 times or so, and it's durable and fabulous. We're very happy with our purchase.
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Probably about 2 feet. Smaller and lower than a pack n' play, but seemingly a low risk of baby falling/climbing out because it sits so low to the ground and tapers towards the top. Wouldn't make a great play yard due to the shape, but my 9 month old daughter sleeps wonderfully in this.
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Play yard is a pack n play/fold up travel crib. It is about half the size of a standard crib