Garnier limb installation

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Email required Address never made public. Name required. After the discouraging results were in from the testing we did, the idea of simulating the design in a limb of a tree was entertained. I thought this was a great idea being that trees hold massive loads out away from their trunks on the branches.

The search for a better Treehouse fastener was on. Later that year I met and befriended Scott Baker, a consulting arborist. It was his opinion, and it became mine, that it would be best to allow the tree more room to grow. This meant that the attachment point needed to be larger and or stronger to account for leverage. It is also our opinion that it is better to make one larger clean wound than numerous smaller ones.

The problem with it was the difficulty of actually putting it in the tree, its size and therefore impact on the tree. I worked out the first schematics on this new design with a machinist by the name of Michael Birmingham. The first batch of product I originally called artificial limbs was produced in Medford, Oregon in December of The first test of these units showed that they held up to pounds.

In Greenwood developed the first HL or heavy limb. I spent a lot of time and money on developing the original. I continue to develop better ways to produce and implement the product.

To the very best of my extensive knowledge, I was the sole developer and manufacturer until Call us: Office Ziplines: Parts: Email us: treesort-office treehouses.