I have a gazebo with a Sunbrella tent-like covering. Will this hold a ripped seam?
879982
I don't think so-- it wouldn't hold a seam on a foot rest. I used gorilla tape with much success.
1545774
No. The stitching on mine was horrible out of the box. You could see daylight coming through the stitching! Not only did I seal all the seams but I coated the entire tent in camp dry (silicone spray). Bottome line, if you do not seal the seams this tent will leak.
1823804
I have a 12x12 hex gazebo. We just purchased the last top about a year ago and it is in fine shape..In the heat and direct sunlight out here in Arizona it hangs in there pretty good. we replace about every 4 or 5 years.the fabric is standard but it does last!
2097048
We are using a tarp and it kept the tent dry under heavy rain. I never used a footprint for this tent.
1322550
I always put a tarp under any tent, this one has a good bottom but it is not worth risking a tear not too mention it helps keep it clean for when you go to put it away.
99953
I used this tent in a heavy HEAVY rain storm my first time out and didn't use any seam sealer. No problems encountered. I think what you are suggesting is an over-kill/completely unnecessary.
107150
Absolutely! This tarp is highly adaptable to many situations, and it could serve very well as a rain fly over tents of many different designs due to its many tie-down spots. I don't think you's have any water leakage problems with it, either. Good luck and have fun! Tom
740503
I think it will have some leakage from the seams. I think I had read in the directions before we set it up, it stated that it would have a little leakage from the seams. We've had no problems with ours yet, the only thing I noticed was fading of the colors from the sun!!
586974
It will glue to fabric such as fiberglass cloth and most fabric with a weave that allows some penetration. Ripstop nylon as in a tent does work as long as you really clean it with a solvent to remove grease. I have seen it work on the floor of an old tent but such repairs will tend to be brittle as fabric without support flexes and without a stiff backing, will crack eventually. The Goop does have some flex so it might last for some time depending on your application.
1032478
I don't know for absolute certainty but I would say no; it's not strong enough. I would use Tyvek house wrap or a blue tarp.
1433869
It's not a permanent type gazebo, but it does have holes drilled in the bases so you can mount it to cement if you want to. You can't leave it out all year though. We in northern Illinois so we have to take it down in storms and the winter. We just use heavy duty tent stakes and parachute cord the rest of the time. You might consider waterproofing it too, as it does leak if you don't.
844389
This fit my 10x10 tent that has straight legs, it will not fit a tent that has tappered legs. it connects with the use of velcro strips that are already attached to the panels. the velcro wraps around the legs as well as the top frame. will def keep rain out, however a few of the velcro strips ripped the panel due to winds. i didnt think it was that windy. i have a feeling none of the wall panels would hold in wind regardless of the brand. hope this helps.
332874
Absolutely. I have left mine up for ten months and there's not a tear. It has also stood up to some pretty fierce winds, but I wouldn't recommend putting it up on a windy day, unless You have some good auger stakes. Mine is on a concrete patio, and I have eyebolts going into the concrete for the tiedowns.
2227425
I am using mine to cover a patio not much larger than the gazebo. We get a lot of wind and it had held strong for almost a year but I don't know how well it would do out in a yard.
482438
With a decent wind, it might not hold. I am not the manufacturer, but I would not recommend that use for these. I can just see the tarp getting pulled by wind and scratching the vehicle pretty easily.
965658
Rain will leak from the seams. We had a heavy rainstorm outside, and a small one inside.
1311884
It will support it, its sturdy but the material is extremely cheap. I had rips in it after 1 use in the woods. Plus there are visible stiching gaps between the tarp bottom and top so be ready to get wet