Is there a split to the middle hole to separate to put around the tree or do you need to cut it?
1349889
Yes, there is a split that runs from the outer edge to the inner opening. You shouldn't need to cut anything.
1217990
No but you can place it on the ground around the tree which is what I would reccomend
972648
Hi Sehei, when I purchased two trees they were sold separately. I would NOT recommend this product if you intend to place it outdoors. This was a gift to a friend and in less than one years time both items were completely unusable. Both trees lights failed in that time and one of the trees metal "trunks" were completely deteriorated.
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I'm sure you could mount it between trees but you would have to buy special hardware to do so if you are intending to mount it directly to tree trunks or thick branches. The included hardware is designed to mount to joists and I believe the included bolts are only 4 inches long so depending on how you intend to secure it to the trees, the included hardware may not suffice? I mounted mine to a 4 inch thick joist in my house and had to buy 6 inch bolts to achieve this. It's approximately 26.5 inches from center to center between the holes designated for mounting the bar - hope that helps answer your questions! I'm sure you could mount it between trees but you would have to buy special hardware to do so if you are intending to mount it directly to tree trunks or thick branches. The included hardware is designed to mount to joists and I believe the included bolts are only 4 inches long so depending on how you intend to secure it to the trees, the included hardware may not suffice? I mounted mine to a 4 inch thick joist in my house and had to buy 6 inch bolts to achieve this. It's approximately 26.5 inches from center to center between the holes designated for mounting the bar - hope that helps... » Read More I'm sure you could mount it between trees but you would have to buy special hardware to do so if you are intending to mount it directly to tree trunks or thick branches. The included hardware is designed to mount to joists and I believe the included bolts are only 4 inches long so depending on how you intend to secure it to the trees, the included hardware may not suffice? I mounted mine to a 4 inch thick joist in my house and had to buy 6 inch bolts to achieve this. It's approximately 26.5 inches from center to center between the holes designated for mounting the bar - hope that helps answer your questions! « Show Less
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That's exactly what I bought it for, and I cut it into several pieces as my trees are small. However you will need supports to hold it away from the branches, as it weighs them down a bit since it is densely woven and therefore heavy for tender branches to support.
476524
I found keeping the blade straight and standing back from the tree (instead of right underneath) best for cutting.You pull the blade towards you to cut, lift the blade place it on the branch and pull towards you lift blade and place it into the cut and repeat till cut off.
746084
It's the tree as seen but the cUT out is close to the outsides of the shape it doesn't cover the whole surface
483549
I've done it with a tree, but it is very tricky. I don't think you could do it all in one piece, you would probably have to do it in parts, which is fine, because you can't tell once it is on the wall anyhow.
1477523
Cut the hose back 6" plus from the end if that is where it split. If it slit in the middle, one would need to splice it with a small PVC pipe, glued and clamped down with two hose clamps. But, that does not seem worth it for a $20 hose. $2$22 with sales tax.
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I don't think so. You would have to drill two holes through the limb and probably would destroy the tree. Why not use a chain that has been wrapped to be smooth? I remember my Dad used to bring a chain that had a big ring on the end of it when we went on picnics. He'd throw the ring end over the branch and pull the rest of the chain thru it. Then you could add hooks to it to support the swing.
1561310
Yup one piece. No seam down the middle. It's very heavy tho. Be careful when assembling. Don't wanna scratch the nice wood.
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.
487489
Yes, it came as three 4 feet sections so you wouldn't even need to cut; just only use 2 sections.
2197113
Yes. I have done this a number of times. They are made of a soft plastic and can be easily cut and shaped with tin snips, wire cutters or diagonal cutters. FYI: I use outdoor cable ties to secure them to the tree.
1489929
You can cut it and it will not come apart! We put ours over our chicken coop. We cut it so we could put it around a huge oak tree. Hope this helps.
1607508
no need to cut. there are small holes in the side. just fill your bottle. screw the plant water on and insert into plant. good luck
1894861
No - I just put it together with the pieces in the set. Sometimes if the set has a tree or something else in it that is not attached - I attach it fully or partially on an edge or empty spot. EH