How To Hang A Tarp On Wall

Pull the tarp to the north of the east west line made by the two stakes until the ropes are taut.

How to hang a tarp on wall.

Adjust the length of the straps. Bundle the rivets with the straps. Make sure where you are going to hang your tarp. I had planned to use toggle bolts to attach the 2 x10 x 20 or so on the length to the studs but the studs are in the wall the wrong way for me to drill thru and use the toggle s wing anchor.

Snip off the corners of each x to make holes in the tarp. Push the elastic end of the ball bungee through the grommet and pull it through until the hard ball stops. Tie a 6 foot piece of nylon rope to the grommet in the middle. Step 2 drill a pilot hole into the stucco that s smaller than the size of the wall anchor screw.

Stretch and fold the tapestry over the frame and attach with a staple gun. Place an x made of painter s tape over the spot where you want to install your wall anchor. Secure the tarp to the top pole using 6 inch ball bungee cords through the tarp grommets. I want to hang some shelves for the cats to travel and hang out on the wall out from under my feet and off the beds.

Step 3 hold the plastic sheeting against the wall approximately 1 inches below the ceiling. Use sawtooth picture hangers to mount. Cut an x at each mark with a utility knife making each cut 1 2 inch long. Place a piece of scrap wood under the tarp where you made marks.

Spread the tarp flat on the ground. Turn fabric into a work of art by stretching it over a wood frame or plywood board. Cut the plastic sheet to the above measurements with a utility knife or scissors.