Bamboo mats or plain old bamboo

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    Freddyfish
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    Sadigurarebbe
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    mats for the win

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    WinnieThePooh
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    Can you translate the hieroglyphics in the OP to English please?

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    The Frumguy
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    I’ve used both and have always gone back to bamboo poles. They seem to hold up better and, believe it or not, are easier to put up.

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    iacisrmma
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    Have always used mats like my father did.

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    DovidBT
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    “I’ve used both and have always gone back to bamboo poles. They seem to hold up better and, believe it or not, are easier to put up.”

    Do you do anything to secure the bamboo poles? I.e., to keep them from getting blown off by a strong wind?

    For a bamboo mat, I place a couple of plain wooden boards (2″x3″x8′) on top of the mat, and secure the ends of the boards to the frame with lulav leaves.I suppose that would work with bamboo poles too.

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    Health
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    Frumguy -“I’ve used both and have always gone back to bamboo poles”

    For some reason I had both. When it got windy, I couldn’t sit under the mats!

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