Does it matter which side is outside? I would like to put it 2in below tarp edge & tie it to eye hooks in back so that it is not visible from outside.
292983
No it doesn't matter. You can put either side to the inside or the outside. I love these things. They are so cool. A few of mine broke but it took very strong winds to make it happen. They are worth the money.
292984
I don't think it matters, I had the grommet on the inside of our tarp, to keep it hidden as well and so far it has held up fine through our windy winter
2206208
The tarp has grommets on the ends, so I suppose you could connect the tarps at the grommets (wire-ties, string) and make a longer tarp, might be difficult to hide your splice and make it look good. If there is a beam in the middle that your tarp stretches over (like in the picture on the amazon website) you could line up the grommets and put a single screw through both tarps and stretch it out from there.
1194466
I would put a tarp under it setting it up in grass or on concrete. Not sure where u are putting it just make sure area is clear of anything that can puncture it.
95000
In for a penny, in for a pound. I ordered it with mine. Since you have the trees directly above you, you get a lot of dew dripping in the early morning, so, even if it's not raining, I use the tarp.
1902090
You could bunch it to take up the extra two feet-won't be taut against any wind-folding won't work since you will lose the side ties
21310
The tarp has a place about every foot on top and bottom of the tarp to zip tie or I used nylon rope and zip ties. Does your fence have spikes on top or anything to puncture the tarp? If not, you could over lap and tie the excess to the other side of the fence. They look great.
870439
the amount of space that covers the ground is less then the space it bows out or "bubbles" out so if your looking at a 12 foot wide i would take roughly 4-6 inches off the tarp. or what you can also do is just simply fold the tarp under the pool as you are filling it (about 4 inches of water) so the tarp does not show. but the weight of the water will compress the tarp making it impressionless to walk on and visually unnoticeable. if you prefer you can cut the tarp but it may fray over time if you take it down store it then put it back up each year
1849289
I would definitely put a tarp over it!! My mistake that I didn't cover mine up more often & now it is extremely faded!
229192
It might not look good but I bet if the net is bigger then the frame, all you would need to do is connect the little bungee cords to a square in the net that is NOT on the edge but rather in a little bit towards the center. You would have some overlap of the netting but it would work the same. I think my pitch back came with the bungee cords, if not, you will need to buy some.
881422
I use this outside & it is very visible. Since mine is installed outside, I built a box for it to sit in. I screwed the box to the building & made a plexi glass cover for it. If your handy, I recommend it.
1622163
Shouldn't be too difficult. Although I just folded a couple of sides onto each other. This way all panels are still connected yet it is quite a bit smaller. And when moved outside, no muss, no fuss all sides are still connected. EZ PZ.
714950
unfortunately, the tarp only has grommets and not tie outs. However, I have used it extensively in both wind and snow and have had no issues with any of the grommets ripping out.
1882043
It will need something to hold it down. Just know you are buying a thin tarp that is basically useless
1434636
Not sure as I don't know exactly how yours is mounted. If it has rails for the tarp then probably a no go.
2199449
we have this gazebo but we put cinderblock or paver stones to hold down the legs - this allows it a little play in case of winds - unfortunately these gazebos can get winder underneath and get damage - it does help to keep the screen open to let air flow thru - but I usu keep ours zipped -
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I have it put away for the winter. I would estimate approx 2 to 2.5 feet apart. There are plenty to tie the tarp into place on a carport I made that is from 6 feet to 10 feet high where winds can get below the tarp which is the roof. It held perfectly for this application.
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It is made with tent like poles , I was thinking of doing the same thing on mine to make it last longer in the weather conditions and sun . It should work if the tarp is not too heavy and if you secure it well.