Would I be able to use this for gardening? For example, the things I plant need a net to climb on.
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I don't see why not. I think there may be better things for the plants to climb on though?
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I would think you could do that.....you can pretty much make whatever you want with a couple of these things. Oh yes, extra bracing might be needed depending on the weight of your "plants".
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I am sure it would be do-able, but I'm thinking it would be a really skinny "tree", and how would you decorate it? Sorry I don't have a better answer, I used ours as hanging flower pots from a old well pulley. Worked beautifully.
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With the equipment the manufacturer has provided, not a chance. Even on a lawn, the stakes are useless. I suggest doing what I did: If you have a couple of large boulders on your property, lay them across the rear horizontal frame. They will keep the net from moving, and they will not interfere with the net itself.
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This is probable more than you want to know, but here goes. Any higher and it is not going to be very workable as a garden. I would suggest netting But if you want it higher you could lay a base of cinder blocks under the entire thing. In addition, I attended a workshop on Square foot planting. It was very informative and very applicable to this garden. You can get a book on it at Amazon. One of the things the speaker mentioned that with sq. foot planting you do not need as much dirt as this takes, depth wise. I was thinking of putting cinder blocks on the inside so it will take less soil, except in a section for carrots and potatoes. They require deeper planting. This is probable more than you want to know, but here goes. Any higher and it is not going to be very workable as a garden. I would suggest netting But if you want it higher you could lay a base of cinder blocks under the entire thing. In addition, I attended a workshop on Square foot planting. It was very informative and very applicable to this garden. You can get a book on it at Amazon. One of the things the speaker mentioned that with sq. foot planting you do not need as much dirt as this takes, depth wise. I was thinking of putting cinder blocks on the inside so it will take less soil,... » Read More This is probable more than you want to know, but here goes. Any higher and it is not going to be very workable as a garden. I would suggest netting But if you want it higher you could lay a base of cinder blocks under the entire thing. In addition, I attended a workshop on Square foot planting. It was very informative and very applicable to this garden. You can get a book on it at Amazon. One of the things the speaker mentioned that with sq. foot planting you do not need as much dirt as this takes, depth wise. I was thinking of putting cinder blocks on the inside so it will take less soil, except in a section for carrots and potatoes. They require deeper planting. « Show Less
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Not really. You put this up after you have set up a fixed stand. Now, every time you climb up or down you are safe. If you use the climber on the same tree, then it would work. However, you wouldn't need a climber then.
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It would be great for plantings. A lots of them. It's really not suitable for grown plants. That's what I do but I have a big garden.
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the netting has 1" openings----it is quite flexible and can be used for many things (I tie it around tomatoe cages, pepper plants, cabbages, etc.). I further intend putting it over my dwarf fruit trees for protection. It is pretty study "stuff".
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This ladder is really for decorative purposes. I wouldn't recommend use as suggested since it would not hold up to the repetitive stress over too long. Also note that it's natural bamboo so all the knots have not been sanded away so it's not a smooth finish.
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Yes. I cut it down into three separate nets to hang for climbing plants and it's held for more than two years. Depending on your activity, however, you might want to go for netting with smaller squares. You'd get more bang for your buck in terms of individual panels for a project with kids.
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It's only set up to work at one height. The poles only fit together one way and they are not adjustable. If you had the means to modify it, I don't think it would be very hard. You could simply slide the net down the pole. You would need to drill a hole and put a bolt through the pole to have something to hold the net at the lower height. It's been a great set and I've used it dozens of times. I've only had to replace some of the hardware (spikes and hooks).
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Funny you should ask! 75% of what I planted with this was on a slope. Yes it works just fine. It worked best for me to work "down" slope as it was easier for me to balance myself. Please try it, you won't be sorry! Good luck
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The net seems pretty durable but i'm not sure how much weight it will hold. You obviously need some method of supporting/attaching the net above the ground. The net was pretty inexpensive, so I would try it.
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I use it for plants but I have put heavy things on the table before with the plants so i would say yes
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It probably would, but I'm not sure I'd risk it. I only use these myself for camping to hold about 25-30 pounds worth of stuff off the ground. If I were you, I'd probably get pro-quality carabiners, rated for very high weights, that are used for climbing. They're a lot more expensive, but I figure a 50lb projector is very, very expensive.
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Hello, We have talked to the manufacturer and they indicate YES, you can use it for a climbing tree stand. We hope this was helpful WorldGoodsCorp
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Yes, that should be no problem. Just wrap the extra net material around the upright and pin it in place with most anything-i.e., a clothes pin, etc. Just to add a little extra, I've found the net system to be anything but flimsy, I filled the bases with sand because it was going to be used in a gym; it will hold a lot; about 1/2 bag. Outside, water will do the job. With those weights anchoring them, they're not going to move under ordinary circumstances. If you use the set for pickle ball, you will find it to be great fun; I can see where it's the fastest growing sport in the US.