Treenets and making them

Treenets and making them

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10. Walls and doors (and windows)
In the simplest form, the wall process can be very similar to before.
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9. Weaving (MAX tension)
The basic rhythm of weaving is thus (expanded on in sections below):
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8. Skeleton (or the first paracord weaves)
You have your perimeter set, and are now ready to start weaving.
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7. The perimeter
Put it on loosely
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6. Getting up to where you want to build the net
Scaffolding!
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5. Designing the net
Main point – have an idea of what you want before you build it.
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4. Picking the location
I will keep this short for now, as I want to get the first version of this course up as soon as I can.
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3. Minimum training before first day out
It’s all good being eager to just go out and start!
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2. Minimum starter equipment
It is easy to say "12mm static climbing rope, 4mm nylon 550 paracord", but depending on where you live and your budget, this might just put you off of…
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1. Why build a treenet
Public spaces are… public.
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November 2025

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