How can I mount this netting to my plastic fence without using staples?
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I used wire ties to hang and double sided velcro and run a plastic coated cable woven through the top for extra support (I took from my dog run) hope this helps
356002
You can use "Garden Plus" a plastic covered twist tie wire which people use to tie tomatoes to a support.
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It depends! I know that is not an answer but here are my thoughts. The plastic is only about 1/8" thick so a sign on a bracket will be stressing the attachment screws. However, if you have installed the post over a 4x4 wooden post you might be able to use long 1/4" hangar bolts into the wooden post and thread a nut just up to the plastic. Then attach the sign bracket to it with another nut. If this is not clear, send me your email address and I will send a drawing. I am at jlfunk@optonline.net. Good luck
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If you pick up an 11/16" drill bit, you can wrap the threaded part with Teflon tape and mount it in anything plastic. I placed mine into some PVC pipe that I connected to a 5 gallon bucket.
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we had no problems with cutting this net and used heavy duty staples to hold it to the wooden fence posts. I would suggest stapling it directly to the trees. It's been up for about 18 months and still going strong
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I'm sorry, I don't know; we had a metal set of poles from a very old set that we re-use. Caution: we got some plastic poles along with a net a few years ago and it they didn't hold up at all; they cracked and splintered after the UV exposure outside. They were very thin and hollow.
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You could thru bolt a one foot piece of 2×6 to each side of the fence and then mount the holds to that. I suspect they may be a bit spongy as the chain link fence has some give but, it would work.
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I bought a tensioning device with the net. Works great but probably could have made one myself. I ran the bottom and top through eye bolts. Then attached to tightener.
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I hang mine from a tree limb sometimes and sometimes hang it from my clothesline. You can string a rope between two trees or post and hang it that way too. Maybe set it on top of a garbage can.
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We used a staple gun and secured it to the lower part of our fence. Works great!
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I used the one that kinda came with it. It's the pole and netting.....works well!
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I like the trellis netting, it does seem pretty sturdy, and have used mine to trellis peas. I just used old deck lumber and various pieces of wood I had around. Anything will work, you just need to be able to either staple or tie the netting to the posts in order to keep it tight.
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The easy way is use a fence stretcher. Its like a com-a long for wire fence.
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You can either use a rig and some clips or even cut small holes in the fabric and hang it with framing hooks. Thumbtacks work too.
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no, just a drill to put the hooks in the wall. There are 3 hooks that need to be installed to hang the netting on.
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In stead of cutting the fence and re-binding them, I over lap / fold over the extra section of the fence like folding letter. Cutting and re-binding the plastic fence will not work if you do not have the special tools.
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Your assemble the metal frame, then slip the net over the end poles, then put the middle fiberglass rod in the slot in the middle of the metal frame. Then you can use the tie straps at the ends to tighten up the net. Works like a charm.
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Like Rob Harrison said, a pair of pliers should do the trick. Its pretty stout plastic.