Is the wood sturdy enough to attach (with a staple gun) a light steel screen? I'm trying to make an easily movable fence.
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The wood is Soft Pine and a staple gun would probably split the wood...I would recommend round head thumb tacks with a 3/8 inch point---easy to push in
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I can't imagine using this outdoors. It's pretty fragile even indoors. Even sun might damage it let alone rain or even dew. I really like it a lot ( I bought two) but I would never put them outside.
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Probably would be quite strong enough particularly if the weapon is not a pump action. As T. Sutton commented, I also used a couple of screws to give the product a solid anchor into the existing wood. The product is very easy to mold, but make sure you overfill enough so you won't have any voids when you carve it down to the level you want, but even if there are voids, you can go back and fill in the voids as the product binds very good to the original fill. A Dremel tool easily removed excess material.
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I really dont know. Its very sturdy on the rail system and I would trust the swivel stud on my guns but none of them are wood.
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I find if you use the heavy screens the door is fine. If you want you can get the metal frame kit for the screens (the kit to make your own screen) and modify that so that is spans the width is the screen. A wood bar would be fine too if it does not interfere with the operation if the door.
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Not I don't think so. WE have a wire fence but it has wood posts. It has never been a problem. We love the reliability of this item!! We did have to tweek the adjustments a little because we are close to a road, but after doing the adjustments it has worked great!
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Yes, this staple gun would easily do that. And much more, it is very heavy duty. We stapled right into our wooden fence to hang up lights. Hope this helps! I highly recommend it!
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I'd recommend the one that is 34x79 and maybe plan to wrap the screen around the tension rod a few times to shorten it if needed. You may need safety pins or tape or something to keep it rolled up at the top, but I bet it'll still function just fine. You could also create a fold at the top or bottom and hold it in place with pins. I haven't tested these, but I suspect they'll work.In either case, you should not plan to cut the screen or you'll lose out on the magnets to keep the screen closed at the bottom.
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I would think that it would. It really is more about the mechanics of the gate on its hinges. If it opens and closes easy enough, I don't see why this opener will have any problems.as for needing reinforcement with steel, that is hard to say without seeing the gate and fence. Maybe not though, if its sturdy enough as is.
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If you are looking to make it portable you can attach the screen to a wooden frame. the issue is going to be what are you going to hang this frame from once you staple it to the frame. Another alternative would be clamps but you need some type of frame or rod to hang it from. The other issue is that if it is not stretched completely the image is not as good visually. Personally I do not believe this was made to be mobile. I just stapled it to the wall and I plan on getting some nice moulding and give it a great finish appearance. The screen was a good investment. Good luck with you project.
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Yes it works great! I would not use it to hammer hard on hardened steel objects that could cause chipping or injury but tent stakes work great and minor bonking of things :-)
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We used a staple gun and secured it to the lower part of our fence. Works great!
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I'd say light hammering, such as driving nails, would be ok if you kept your impact point on the end over the steel supports, but if you are going to pull out the 3 pound sledgehammer, it's probably not going to work out well.
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Hi DeannaAs best I can recall, this had been advertised as a heavy duty stapler.In fact, if you surf the net, you will find numerous retailers still calling it that, although the manufacturer seems to have abandoned this, in favor of stressing its "All Steel Construction".I suspect it will hold up fine for light work.Would you like to buy some staples?
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Maybe. It is sturdy, but I'm afraid high heat together with heavy logs may soften the metal and bend the grill. I bought a wood rack for the bottom of the fire pit. Have you looked at that?
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It's pretty sturdy. Ours has lasted since Halloween and if the sword battles are kept to a minimum it probably won't break.
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I found it to be quite sturdy. I guess that would depend on how heavy the backdrop was. I would have to guess, "Yes.
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In short, yes. However, if you can find a way to secure it to a deck railing/post, you might be ok. Take note that this screen is very "flimsy". You get what you pay for. I would suggest spending a bit more money and getting something of better quality. But if you decide to go with this item and do not like it the company is good with refunds and easy to deal with. Hope this helps.