Is there anyway to add protection from the sun on the sides? Curtains? etc..?
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I purchased curtains online from Ikea. They had the best deals. I bought 8 panels with rings sewn into the top and use shower curtain hangers. It is a bit of a pain to manipulate the curtains this way, but it is the least expensive option.
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If you are talking about the bottom free edge of the shade when fully unrolled, then you could use bungees to some weights ( I use some exercise kettle bells). Otherwise, masonry drill to set anchor eye loops to the ground for fastening.)
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Yes, just the one side. You can buy additional sides to enclose against weather.
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No but we use a sarong we bought in maui to create shade on any of the three sides We use clothes pins to secure it
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No there are not. There is a covering on the top, but not sure if it will keep rain/snow out when the wind is blowing. I keep mine on a covered porch.
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Great as a sun screen, not water proof. Made of what seems to be light vweight nylon.. I set one up for a 2 month stay in Florida and had no problem. There are anchor tie loops on the canopy corners but I secured around the corner frame to prevent damage to the top in the event of high winds. To answer your question "how its done" not sure what your are asking.
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They do not come with the sun shade, I purchased them at lowes. I think the corner connections are not enough for a fabric this size
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There aren't specific poles for that purpose but the structure of the gazebo makes it so that you can wrap things around the top frame. I added a string of outdoor solar lights just by wrapping the cord around the frame and securing with twist ties. I imagine with a lightweight material, you could add curtains. You might have to be a bit crafty to get it to work right. Hope this helps.
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To get a definitive answer, I suggest you contact Heatshield. As suggested by other buyers here, it appears they may be able to make you a custom shade. How great is that!! Please post when you get an answer from them.c
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I would be very careful what I placed around the fixture as it does get very warm, even when outside. No curtains or light material.
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Yes you could do that. If your deck gets much wind exposure, you will need to put some heavy bricks or concrete blocks on the flaps that go around the bottom of the greenhouse. This is how I kept mine from blowing away or over onto it's side. The big question is: "Will you get enough light on a covered deck?"
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We never had an issue, however we live in North Carolina. Didi you ever consider covers? They may help.We have them on when we do not use the furniture to protect the cusions from the hot sun.
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It would block out some sun but not all, I wouldn't use it that way. It isn't made to anchor in the ground either.
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like a plastic weather cover? not that i know of.. but a trash bag would probably work.
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These blinds are for sun ONLY. The instructions say to roll it up when not using it to block the sun; especially when it's windy.
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I used the trim piece called Sandstone window trim in the Buff color. There is also another trim for inside corners and outside corners that you can use. If go to their website you can see what your options are
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Hello, This product does not provide good protection from the sun so you will want use a sunscreen as well if you are going to be in the sun.