Any advice to put on netting?
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My son used tie wraps he bought at Lowes.. he put it together himself.. I will ask him your concerns.
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My husband and son followed the instructions. It took forever, but they were successful. It helps to have a second person.
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This is jeans son answering I am fairly experienced with lacrosse stringing and such so this might sound a little confusing.After u assembled the frame I had a friend hold one end of the net when I held the other to stretch it out to full size.I took zip ties or just some string to temporarily hold the net in the correct position.From there I tied the long string supplied with the goal off to the far end.From there I started what you call interlocking the net to the frame.To interlock put the string through the edge of the net, down through the welded metal brackets then back towards you then under the upper string. This is probly very confusing but if u have ever like made braclets it's like that. Thanks This is jeans son answering I am fairly experienced with lacrosse stringing and such so this might sound a little confusing.After u assembled the frame I had a friend hold one end of the net when I held the other to stretch it out to full size.I took zip ties or just some string to temporarily hold the net in the correct position.From there I tied the long string supplied with the goal off to the far end.From there I started what you call interlocking the net to the frame.To interlock put the string through the edge of the net, down through the welded... » Read More This is jeans son answering I am fairly experienced with lacrosse stringing and such so this might sound a little confusing.After u assembled the frame I had a friend hold one end of the net when I held the other to stretch it out to full size.I took zip ties or just some string to temporarily hold the net in the correct position.From there I tied the long string supplied with the goal off to the far end.From there I started what you call interlocking the net to the frame.To interlock put the string through the edge of the net, down through the welded metal brackets then back towards you then under the upper string. This is probly very confusing but if u have ever like made braclets it's like that. Thanks « Show Less
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This is jeans son answering I am fairly experienced with lacrosse stringing and such so this might sound a little confusing. After u assembled the frame I had a friend hold one end of the net when I held the other to stretch it out to full size. I took zip ties or just some string to temporarily hold the net in the correct position. From there I tied the long string supplied with the goal off to the far end. From there I started what you call interlocking the net to the frame. To interlock put the string through the edge of the net, down through the welded metal brackets then back towards you then under the upper string. This is probly very confusing but if u have ever like made braclets it's like that. Thanks
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Very hard to describe in writing, other than to say I used a repetitious over and under method. Instructions were not much help for me. There is not necessarily a 'right' way, either as I would recommend taking a look at any rec or high school goal and you will see various methods or ideas for securing the net to the cage. Don't go too crazy! BTW, our goal is still going strong after a year of seasonal changes and non-stop use!
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My 12 yr old son assembled it. He just said "through the loop, then the netting, through the loop, then the netting" and so on...
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I used the cord provided and was able to figure out a decent method. As someone else already stated, there is no 'right' way, but if you are reasonably handy and use some common sense, you'll get through it. I started at the middle of the crossbar and worked my way around to the back. Then repeated for the other side. The corners are a little challenging. You may want to check YouTube for ideas. Good luck.
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The quality and strength would work but it might be better to go with a netting that has smaller squares
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no you should be able to do this its not as soft as cloth but it is flexible, I would think amazon has gotta sell netting for a stroller or at least the material
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well it is completely up to you and your need for the netting. i use 2x2x36inch wooden stakes... and i do believe you can purchase aluminum stakes for this.. but i made my own.. it is just a huge roll of very light netting.. you can fasten it will almost anything.. i have used 'zip-ties' to hold it up...etc.... hope this helps..
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The netting is super easy to use. I put four bamboo poles in the ground and tied the netting to the poles. They make a sturdy trellis for climbing peas and beans.
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I to had a hanging problem, net did not look like pic. Thought it should be back into hitting area. I use plastic ties, three of them taking several holes of the net into it each and tie to pole going through the green holes, or also the back rib. Behind the Callaway hanging sign. Put one at top, middle and bottom, allow some sag. The sag is what stops the ball, and prevents you from tearing up the net! Glenn
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You can sit on top of the netting, Hennessy has a couple videos on their web site. But the bug net is attached permanently.
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Hi: The netting is secured by hooks (they come with the netting). Hope this helps.
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Make sure you are lining up the yellow threads on the net with the yellow pillars around the ring. If that still doesnt work, you might want to leave it attached overnight so the net can stretch a bit.
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If this is the tall netting, depending on the crop you can use posts, or laying the netting over the crop will deter deer!
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I have my gazebo on the ground and it hangs there bc it is a little long. I don't think there's anything built on the netting to attach the bottom.
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no instructions that I recall. I set mine up on 4X4's with a tire and concrete base. found out due to the weight of the net that I need to add some tie-downs on the back side of the poles. Net is heavy and stretching it does not help. I ended up donating mine to a local charity and getting a lighter weight one for our one time a year use.
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Although I think the netting would be just fine, I am sure the structure tubing would not. I wouldn't go to the expense of this item for your purpose.
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I have it on under my soft top. It is easier with the soft top off, but it can be done. I just keep the net on loose with the soft top up when I am up it the mountains and it rains a lot. When I drop the top, I just cinch the net tight again.
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One person can install this in 10 minutes or less. Crank your umbrella down, spread the netting out around your area to be covered (to get the circle correct & where you want to position the zipper). I am using a large table, so I put the whole thing on the table to do this. Draw the top part string clasp close to the size opening enough to slide it over the umbrella (I climbed on a step-stool to do this part), then slowly crank open your umbrella & start spreading the thing out. You will have to release string from the clasp as you go, as the netting needs to come down to the ground. After you get it how you want it, slowly fill it with enough water to keep the bottom from blowing in the wind. You will need to adjust the top clasp, to release more netting toward the ground as more water in the tube pulls it to the ground. When you get it the way you like, I would suggest maybe putting a small bow-knot at the top of the 'drop string', as the little clasp may slip a little. Hope this helps.
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Should be okay because the whole net is encompassed by an elastic. This may be hard to envision but if you put it onto your net frame and let the bottom "corners" of the net pull in, it'll be a nice fit. What you'll see is that the two lower "corners" of the netting will pull in so that the bottom-back of the net area has netting on the ground. Wish I could make it clearer, but I can't. Basically, you should be fine.
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I used the one that kinda came with it. It's the pole and netting.....works well!