is the 'mesh' solid resin? or that cheap plastic netting that wont last a summer?
874966
Yes, good quality mesh, we've had these chaises for over 4 years and they still look like new.
388597
I really don't know because I haven't paid that much attention. My best answer would be aluminum, but a thicker gauge aluminum. I have used mine all summer, haven't had any problems, and don't see any near future problems.
1590689
Sorry, I haven't experienced that problem. If the net has holes in it, perhaps you can tie them closed with some form of string. I did experience some rips in the nylon shell, and patched them with the patch kit provided. Sorry I can't be of any assistance.
951840
This is a polyethylene net. I had it up for three month now and don't see any signs of damage ( deer had been chewing on my arborvitae and shrobs during the same time every wenter).
126782
I am using the netting on my fruit trees, so I can't answer your question, sorry.
409882
The netting is made of a light weight nylon, and the leafs are made from surgical cloth. I have been soaked in it twice already with no problem. I have worn it 11 times all day threw heavy brush too. It's still holding up. All I do after I use it is, spread it out to air out. It drys out fairly fast. No mold or nasty sweat smell yet.
1806683
I am not sure what the warranty on this is. I would have to go through some paper work to find the information. I am sure the manufacturer would be able to give that. Yes, it is resin. I have had mine for three summers and still looks brand new.
1681367
The one that came with our firepit became very brittle and tore after the affects of the summer sun and the winter (even though we also covered it with a tarp in the winter). We ordered the cover this spring and it is much more durable. The vinyl is thicker and seems to have a slight "meshing" on the backside which may help it survive the Wisconsin winter(s). Time will only tell.
360269
It's some type of plastic. It seems fairly durable, but we'll see how it holds up next summer.
1546438
I have only been using it for a couple of months. The way it's constructed it appears that it will hold up well under heavy use. You are hitting into a net not a canvas that will ware. It's easy to set-up and take down. I'm not familiar with other nets but satisfied with this one.Hope I helped - Good Luck.
845482
Well we don't really have snow where I am but we do leave it out in the weather, hot and cold, rain etc and there are no real problems. The frame is a strong PVC like they use in industrial pipes and the net is a well made nylon material. We have had it outside now for about 9 months and there are no signs of any wear. When the net does start to wear, you can buy replacement ones.
2132615
No, I'd shy away from that. Plastic will become hard in water and potentially crack. The changing of the weather will likely ruin it.
1564007
The magic mesh lasted one summer. We do have two dogs that were constantly going in and out. As were the flies. The magnets that came with the mesh were not strong enough to hold it closed good enough, they also were always popping off. Luckily we were using this on a back sliding glass door so looks did not really matter because we ended up installing it on the sides using duck tape. For the price it was worth getting since the dogs could come and go as they pleased and the flies were at least cut in half of what we would have had if the door was just left open without a screen. Hope this helps. The magic mesh lasted one summer. We do have two dogs that were constantly going in and out. As were the flies. The magnets that came with the mesh were not strong enough to hold it closed good enough, they also were always popping off. Luckily we were using this on a back sliding glass door so looks did not really matter because we ended up installing it on the sides using duck tape. For the price it was worth getting since the dogs could come and go as they pleased and the flies were at least cut in half of what we would have had if the door was just left open without a screen. Hope this... » Read More The magic mesh lasted one summer. We do have two dogs that were constantly going in and out. As were the flies. The magnets that came with the mesh were not strong enough to hold it closed good enough, they also were always popping off. Luckily we were using this on a back sliding glass door so looks did not really matter because we ended up installing it on the sides using duck tape. For the price it was worth getting since the dogs could come and go as they pleased and the flies were at least cut in half of what we would have had if the door was just left open without a screen. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1480696
The mesh is definitely not plastic, it is some sort of fine woven metal, sorry but not able to tell exactly which metal.
1748891
I think it's vinyl, but it's very, very thin. Don't expect it to last more than one season, if that. We're going with a tarp and rope this year.
1748405
I used it in summer Arizona. Never had it rained on. It fell into pool and got wet. we dried it in the sun. Not plastic tarp. I think it's some kind of "cloth-like" nylon. Feels like canvas, but prob not as porous. I think it would hold water but eventually drip?? Love it for shade.
597070
There are two ways to support the netting: 1. Using PVC pipe with special corner pieces that are not available at Home Depot or Lowes, or 2, using the metal corners and electrical conduit. I got my PVC and metal corners from DB Enterprises my purchase was in 2003. I used the PVC which did not rust until May of this year. I painted the metal tubing and the corners prior to putting up the metal conduit and caulked the joints to prevent water getting inside and rusting. The unit works fine for me.