Here's what the netting looks like up close.
Here are a few pictures covering some of the steps:
Ball the netting up and throw it over.
Feed the netting out in both directions.
Roll-up excess at base.
Remove a stick in the base ring and get in under one of the triangles.
Our rule of thumb:
In all of the above you could dig out a section under the entrance triangle to give you more headroom.
You could raise a 6-way hub to create a higher triangular entrance or take out one of the 6-way hubs and replace the hexagon with two verticals to create a large entrance.
There'll be more on this when we add a page on doors!
4.8m broom handle dome painted with green outdoor wood paint. The entrance was dug out a little to aid access.
4m dome, raised on 40cm approx base posts sunk about a spade's depth into the ground, entrance under a 6-way hub.
5m dome raised on base posts with some nice raised beds inside, thanks to Matthew Macfadyen.