Do you think this would work as a cover? Over the top of a pergola instead of just the side?
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I don't see why not; they are made of pretty tough material and dry quickly after rain.
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Hi Suzanne, No it is far too short to work as a cover. It doesn't even come close to being able to cover the top. I returned it since it was not as all what I thought it would be. Susan R
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You could possibly attach but I caution that are no velcro tabs or ties on the bottom of the sunshade which if faced to the wind might not hold- all ties are on two sides with velcro tabs on top only. You would have to attach velcro tabs on bottom yourself to secure to the pergola.
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I have two and they are on the two sides of my gazebo on my deck. They are attached on the top by Velcro tabs which could possibly wrap around a piece of wood on the top of your pergola if it was not more than 2 inches in diameter. You could bring the tabs over and tack them to the wood. There are 3 ties on each side that could be tied to the top. I like mine a lot for blocking off the sun as it sets in the west. Hope this helped.
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I'm not a botanist, but I believe that this could be used as hail protection over a full-sun garden. All you will need to figure out is how to support the mesh.
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I disagree. The cover will not last long. One summer will dry and crack it. I dont know if other covers are available for purchase
782757
First, to answer your question about distance - you need to check for any local rules about distance, but I will say there is not a way to place is flat against the house. This is meant to be anchored into the ground. It is a durable white plastic-like material that would fly away in any kind of wind if it was not properly anchored into the ground. PS: We love ours and everyone is fascinated with it! Our pergola as withstood winds that took down trees and picked up a trampoline that ended up in a small pond in our neighborhood!
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you absolutely could. I would make sure that you cover it well though. Do not leave it uncovered as it would not last well for the purpose you want it to.
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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.
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I would say, "yes", given the thickness of the canopy. It's very well made. Though since it has open sides, it would obviously not protect you from reflected UV, unless you buy sides separately. I set-up mine on a grassy field - no issues.
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I think so. I'd lay a blanket down first to protect the tent floor. It's definitely not made for outside use. It's thin nylon and wouldn't provide much protection from the elements. But for outside play during the day I think it would work.
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I agree with Mr Simmons... too thin. Unless you folded it, which you will unless your windows are huge... There is probably foam you can buy for this purpose
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I would not use this as a cart cover, only effective if you throw it on your cart for immediate rain fall & and head for shelter. It work like a rain jacket , doesn't cover everything. Very weak material tears if it catches any windGood Luck
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If you're using it as a pool cover as well as a solar cover, it probably won't completely cover the water. But as just a solar cover it would be fine. They run big so that you can tuck them in under the ring to help prevent them from blowing off in a high wind. I always tuck mine in and I have never had it blow off.
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Yes, I believe so, though I no longer have the packaging to confirm. This is not built well enough for an all-weather environment. I could see it being on a covered patio perhaps, but not exposed to the elements.
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I use this cover as an indoor dust cover, but the material and fit would seem to be great for outdoor use. It has a full elastic hem at the bottom. Adding grommets would seem like a good idea to use a bungee cord to keep the wind from blowing the cover off.
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The top would be where the support is, so no it would not work. Sorry, because it really is a great cover, at a great price.
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I believe you can.I have several covers over it.I love this product.It works.
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It's quite thin material so it will protect from a drizzle, if it's not too long. So, I wouldn't count on too long. Additionally, ours doesn't maintain position in a breeze, so the rectangle shape turns.
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I would have to say yes. This is a very sturdy pergola and a great addition to anyone's home. I will be planting something similar to wisteria this year and I do not have any hesitation as to if it will stand up or not.