Would this be a good tarp to cover patio furniture. Will it withstand the heat of the southeast?
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we do not use our tarps year round so i cannot really answer your question. tf
991759
This is a good, heavy duty tarp and holds up much better than the thinner ones. Our use is to cover firewood and we have hot and cold in Missouri. I think you will be pleased.
991760
we do not use our tarps year round so i cannot really answer your question.tf
991761
These are really heavy duty tarps. I'd expect them to handle just about anything within reason, including high heat and humidity.
991762
It is thick and heavy. Living in south central Texas, I think it would withstand my weather which is hot and humid.
991763
I am unsure right now. I am using it to cover firewood. This will be it's first summer in the North GA sun. I can edit this response then.But, so far so good.
717378
I live in South Florida from October to the following May...cover has held up well in the sun and heavy rain...good value for the price...I leave the covers on most of the time to protect cushions from sun and rain and have not noted any deterioration after 2 years
2223816
I would recommend weather sealing it first. It should hold up fine. But I'm in the hot desert. So I would find some clearciat spray and spray it. It should do just fine then. It is great quality
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Hi C.Passey i had one before and it last around 5 years but i dont leave it outside all year bcz during the winter i put it inside, i been in midle east and the weather is quite hotter there , but it protects my furniture from get discolored, and looks like new.with suny days and im not worry for the sun damage my patio set specially bcz is dark brown.
545236
It is a pretty thick fabric so I guess it would hold up to sunlight. I covered it with mulch and stones when I used it.
1388270
i have these chairs on a covered porch, in north florida. they will stay outside but not exposed to the elements?? i was very happy with the quality and look of these chairs! i would ask the manufacturer? in you case.
565695
I used it on some outdoor lawn furniture, kind of a plasticy/canvas material, and it covered and has held up excellently outdoors.
1596975
The material is durable and thick so I would expect it will protect a deck from rain and sun. I used mine solely as a flooring protection between the tent and ground. It does a great job in both sandy and moist environment.
1907708
I live in the extreme heat in Phoenix. I've had the chair under my covered porch that faces North for a year. The chairs are well made, Saturday and don't get direct sunlight. No problems so far.
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I have mine inside an inclosed porch, not heated though. I think if it is covered and not exposed to the weather it may be alright. I wouldn't think it would be good if it gets wet, the finished may crack or wood could warp/buckle.
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I live in upstate NY and plan to bring it inside in the winter. It looks/feels pretty durable, I'm sure it would be fine if it was covered.
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No I don't think that it would hold up in the weather. It is like a heavy contact paper. Hope that helps you.
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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.
1271279
We also live in the midwest. We purchased the unit in the summer of 2013. It survived the winter just fine. However, we also purchased a more-durable cover for the unit off of Amazon. Here is the link for a cover: The Outdoor GreatRoom Company 44-Inch by 44-Inch Black Vinyl Cover for Fire Pit Tables (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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I don't know about heat, but it will stand up to wind. We live at Catawba Island and it's super windy here and the last few weeks has been EXTREMELY windy....the cover is fine.
159002
Hi...Unfortunately there is not a weatherproof cover available. You might need to measure it and see if there is a cover from other patio furniture set that will work...sorry
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Possibly, if you don't have heavy winds or snow. I'm in central AL, and I love the coverage of this tent. We set it up on our cement carport in preparation for a yard sale the following day. That night, heavy winds & rain blew it over, but we did not have it staked into the ground. 2 of the 6 support poles bent, but we were able to make it work for the 2-day sale. I think if you adequately stake it to the ground, it would make a great pool/patio cover. The poles seem to be replacible w/PVC pipe. It's a decent tent, just not for those of us in the tornado-prone South or frequent snowfall North.