Hanging large quantities

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Lilmink

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• Jul 14, 2022

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What is the best way to hang pounds in a room? I was thinking nails in the wall attached to twine ran all the way to the other side wall then attach with twist ties or something. What does everyone else suggest? Should I buy a ton of drying racks ?

 

Last edited: Jul 14, 2022

Herb & Suds

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• Jul 14, 2022

• #2

Lilmink said:

What is the best way to hang pounds in a room? I was thinking nails in the wall attached to twine ran all the way to the other side wall then attach with twist ties or something. What does everyone else suggest? Should I buy a ton of drying racks ?

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A roll of 1/4 inch mesh fencing and a few 2x4’s would make fine racks or so I’ve heard

 

bam0813

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• Jul 14, 2022

• #3

Yup i hang 2x4 nailers so i only put a couple holes in wall mounted to stud then i use screw in hooks on 2x4 to attach mesh

 

bam0813

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• Jul 14, 2022

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bam0813

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• Jul 14, 2022

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Window is only open because it was outdoor coming through window to net

 

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Lilmink

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• Jul 14, 2022

• #6

This is sick thanks

 

bk78

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• Jul 14, 2022

• #7

Lilmink said:

What is the best way to hang pounds in a room? I was thinking nails in the wall attached to twine ran all the way to the other side wall then attach with twist ties or something. What does everyone else suggest? Should I buy a ton of drying racks ?

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Amazon hangers

 

chuckeye

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• Jul 14, 2022

• #8

I normally do the nails in the wall with twine but I had a staggered harvest last time.

Made a rack with electrical conduit and plastic corners, tied twine as needed. Threw a tarp over it with a 50cfm fan at one end

This is about two pounds using 1/3 of the rack...



Cheers