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Reusing a Steel Trampoline FrameKathy from Chandler, AZ Feedback About This Post:RE: Reusing a Steel Trampoline FrameTake the top heavy duty pipes and make an arched trellis. Divide them in half (Mine has 8 sections for the circle so I use 4 for each arch) Use a roll of chicken wire to stretch between the two arches secure with wire or those plastic zippy things that don't undo when you do them.(Sorry I can't think of what they call those). Anyway, you'll have to bury the ends of the arch in the ground. But I believe you will have a tall enough arch that you could even put a small birdbath underneath it and plant your flowers or certain vegetable at each end of the arch. Post By Vaneesa (Guest Post) RE: Reusing a Steel Trampoline FrameWeave strong canvas strips anchored to the edges with grommets. Use it as a big round hammock : ) Post By U*u*U. (Guest Post) RE: Reusing a Steel Trampoline FrameI would set up an outdoor umbrella in the center and drape a tarp over all of it (or twin sized bed sheets-sew them together. They could also paint pix on it. Voile' a playhouse or circus tent. Post By sheila (Guest Post) RE: Reusing a Steel Trampoline FrameMetal is worth a lot of money now. Do you have somewhere you could turn it into? Post By mary Ann (Guest Post) RE: Reusing Steel Trampoline Frame
If you hang out laundry to dry, is it tall enough to hang clothes on hangers? You could lay sweaters, throw rugs etc. around the rim to dry. Post By jean (Guest Post) RE: Reusing Steel Trampoline Frame
You could let the kids make a "clubhouse" out of it. Kids can do some great, creative things when their imaginations are turned loose. Maybe you could fashion some kind of a dog house from it, that is if you have a dog. Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post) |
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