The spot I have for this is 6 ft deep instead of 8 ft. Since you buy your own lumber for it would it work ?
73374
I imagine if you do the math right, there would be no reason why you couldn't shorten it. The only hardware is the corner pieces (right angles). Just remember that you also need to shorten the boards in the center that form the "u" shape.
73375
If you're handy with this sort of thing, you could certainly modify the plans to suit your needs. We had to make a couple of changes to ours, too, but it's working out beautifully.
73376
The hardware contained in this kit is not contingent on the length of the lumber. The netting can be cut with shears. However if you do reduce your length those sides opposite will need the same.
73377
You could adjust the size however it would limit drastically the amount of growing space, we have found that even full size (assuming you are growing veggies) you are limited as to how much you can grow. We have added a second bed using cinder blocks which was much cheaper and has proved to be as effective.
73378
You can make it that if you wish...in the directions I would make sure you pencil in the measurements you want so you don't forget...
512648
Yes, I just installed in a room with 8 FT ceilings and it looks beautiful. If anyone is over 6FT tall it may be an issue.
969594
I just measured mine and it raises exactly 5 3/8". You might put a 5/8" block under the raiser to get your exact 6". hope that helps.
1640416
There is no limit on how deep you can put it only how deep you can dig. I think a bigger problem would be installing to shallow and then it not having enough support to stay put. As for digging I did hit a tree root on mine and had to notch the edging with a hack saw to get it to fit.
1833515
It should be. Some varieties might need some more depth, but I think you'd be okay with most varieties at nearly 11 inches deep.
1138128
I installed in close to 1" thick custom cedar. Should work no problem. Great faucet BTW.
2107683
My pool is 4 feet deep and it fits. I have it bolted screwed into a piece of wood secured to the deck and it fits fine for the depth. The photo looks exactly as it is in my pool. So the depth is what you want to be sure about. Good luck.
1359268
No way... the 1/4 spacing is already pretty tight. You need some room to pre-drill and than screw the board in a 45 degrees angle. If it's too tight the drill bit or screw bit will mark the opposite board. Anyway, 1/4 is already pretty close, remember you need to leave a reasonable gap so the timber can expand/contract. My deck I used the 5/16 and 1/4 spacers so I was able to adjust the total length by tinny bits... Cheers.
1334796
I purchased one for my 8ft bed so you need to get the part number for a 6.5 ft bed. My suggestion to you is when in doubt pull up the website for what you are buying and double check the part number. I do this at all times.
56860
The one I got only expands to 72". You could improvise with wood blocks or something, since you're 8" short.
1780693
It probably would. The product comes with a long 1" x 2" strip that that can be cut down to the size you need. Unfortunately, mine have already been cut so I don't remember how long the strip was to begin with. I would think if the piece wasn't long enough, you could probably purchase a longer one at a lumber store.
1650736
You will need a small sliver of granite at the back. It doesn't fit the entire depth.
2218622
Thank you for your interest and question. Based on your dimensions, it should work. However, we would recommend you to confirm with your contractor to be sure. We would not want you to buy it and waist your money. Thank you
2230906
Yes but you will have cut the hole out bigger. Depth wise its plenty but the hole size is smaller so i had to cut out bigger with a jigsaw.
49477
Found mine works optimal at six inches depth , had to install stand for I run a1 foot depth water in my sump.
83663
if the bed is longer then 6 foot it will not work. bestop makes big ones tho
1363666
No, because you wouldn't have the posts to do that. You need their posts because the boards slide into the notches, that's how they are attached. Also, these boards are not really 4" high, they are 3.5 at best. I was very disappointed with how shallow this turned out even putting it together correctly. IF you can possibly buy the lumber and make this yourself instead of buying this package you will be much happier and have a much better end product!