How big of tie can I use
620379
It will accept about a 1/4" width tie. I think that is about most normal ties. It's intended to hold ties under your desk (that is MY use). I have no intention in using them for anything more than a couple of cables. For that purpose they work fine with most ties.
620380
The slots aren't that big, about 4 mm across and 1.5 mm high. As far as cable ties go, anything tiny through medium-sized should work just fine. Hope that helps.
620381
Hope I'm not too late to be of help: I can fit 8" ties through these, but I'm not sure if tie width is standard. The opening in the mounts are about .200 x .080 (+/- .005) inches.
389406
I actually used a 1/8'' piece of cable with mine. However you should be able to use a 1/2" piece of rope. I am not sure but 3/8 would either be the max on size or perhaps to large. Hope this helps.
15767
You need the 4 footer. The tie-down needs to be at least few inches longer than the distance from boat to trailer to allow you to attach the hooks and pull the strap tight. It doesn't hurt anything to have a longer strap than you need. I fold the extra strap and tuck it under the velcro. You could also cut the extra length and burn the end to prevent it from unraveling. Either way, its better to have more than not enough.
1760307
It's at least that distance. You should have no issues with your wider ties. It's the best tie rack I have ever had.
322154
Definitely. Mine is about 19" and I have 3" of string length after a double knot. Plus, I've washed it twice too.
626967
No, not unless you untied the knot---and I wouldn't recommend it! Of course, you could most likely use a longer string and lengthen it.
1413032
Perhaps you can jimmy some belts to stay on there but the plastic tabs that holds the ties in place are probably not strong or flexible enough to accommodate a belt (that is much thicker than a tie). I thought about using this for my belts myself but then decided against it.
862874
It depends on what you mean by large. My husband is tall (about 6'1") and about 200 pounds and he has plenty of extra tie length after he ties it around his waist and the top of the apron that goes across his chest is at about armpit height.
501915
i'm not sure. they have polyester in then. i would think all cotton would be more desirable for tie-dying .
513344
Yes to the length, I have used it for 3/32" to 1/4" wide tie wraps and it works fine. I can check to see if the design is such that it will accept anything wider on Friday if that will be useful.
1144213
You can use any size as long as you have your chain fit the size of the bar. If it don't fit the bar you can have links added or taken away.
1298508
I can't tell you the size of the line. It did not matter. The line that came with mine was so stiff and hard it was virtually impossible to tie a knot, and I know a few knots. I set aside the line and bought another one, much more expensive and great to use. The Weaver weight is good though.
395475
This is not stiff, but it is strong. It should hold what you want to tie up.
1646821
I used the largest size on one of those kids band looms when younger if that's the type you mean. Not ideal but works, most loom hooks are longer/thinner with a deeper hook. A modified wire coat hanger works better for that.
185469
Yes, it should because you tie it on, so as long as the ties are long enough to accommodate.
1659350
Don't know. look at the Colorado emblem and measure screw length and distance apart, then measure overall size of bowtie.
2213875
We just tied knots, but a strap with hooks or something like that might be best. Especially if much more length is needed. Grandkids love it!