How does this net hang, can it be hung separately from an umbrella or does it just rest on the umbrella?
48621
it rests on the umbrella there is a cord that you pull to secure into place
48622
It does rest on the umbrella. I found it was moving when the umbrella went up and down so I got some CurtIn clips and clipped it on the umbrella. I put clip about every two inches. Its perfect now.
48623
It hangs on the umbrella fine and can be adjusted for umbrella height. Zipper door works well to come and go without Georgia bugs following you in............
1593611
We use it in the driveway quite often. Just get a bag of sand from your local hardware store and place on the back of the net. It holds it down just fine.
812174
Net is not only hanging from the bar, but also attached to door frame with velcro. So even if he pulls down on it it's not going to collapse on him. Plus the bar is rather light, so I would not worry about injury.
1829330
yes it can be hung from anything that you can place a loop string around and I am sure anywhere there are flies you can put it but be warned I would keep it at least 20' from any door or open window I have had mine up for now going on 5 weeks and the first 3 weeks were slow but now it is going good just remember to put it where it can be heated by the sun ..
1012736
No, because the only way for the pole to stay up is through the pull by the net from the other pole. Unless you dug the poles into the ground (making for a lower net all around), the poles will not stand up by themselves.
2136262
Yes, it hangs from two hooks that essentially look like hangers. They are not closed loop hooks, but instead open in the back.
2069590
Yes, you can hang it from a tree outside however, you should probably not leave it exposed to the elements.
1413601
It has 4 mounting holes so I think yes, the designers were thinking of it hanging. Alternatively you could use the mounting holes but go horizontally over to the wall with angle iron. Mine is attached to a canopy. I don't remember there being anything in the box to help with a non hanging option.
895290
I leave mine up with the canopy off- just the poles- through the winter and if winds are strong. We tape the connections with electical tape- it stretches and comes off easily. We also have it tied down to our deck. I'm in Norfolk, VA. If a hurricane or Nor'easter threatened I'd take the whole thing down. It's pretty big so it catches a lot of wind. I would say just use common sense. Replacement parts are available. We had some poles bend in a strong windstorm and just bought PVC pipe to put over the poles. It slipped on tightly ,was secure, and not too heavy.
108585
The part of the bar you see in the picture coming off the pole has like a plastic clamp that you can open...move the umbrella to its desired position side to side and then clamp it secure.
1656407
It has 3 positions to hang from. On each end and one in the center. I have mine hung up by a small nail in the center position
2323
You can suspend it from one end via it's wire hangers--I am doing so currently--as long as you have something to hang from.
1478834
Only if your umbrella can be "pushed into the ground". For it needs something to hold it upright as the mesh netting would make it fall over.
80674
I have been using it for a 10' span deck umbrella in a fairly windy area. It has been able to keep the umbrella steady; I worry more about the railing spindle to which it is attached.
150557
It has a netting top. It is helpful to have posts but it does have loops so it can be hung from the ceiling.
1773252
I have hung up mine outside.I don't think it was made for that but it has held up very well for the price
1801748
The top horizontal part of the pole slides up and the net can be threaded through. Pretty simple and one person can do it alone.