What size of grommet can it go through?
1482878
It will go through a hole about 1/2 inch. Works really great. No signs of rust as it's in FL weather, humidity and rain with lots of heat and still no rust. Good luck with it.
1482879
The shackle is 1/2 inch at it's widest. Any grommet larger than that should work fine.
2154631
Go to the PacTool web site and it will tell you the maximum thickness. You do not want to force larger siding in it as damage and scraping will occur. It will also slow your job down if you have to pry and pull the Grecko off.
1583228
The shower has been used only once so I don't know the answer to this question. However, I just realized that the grommets are not evenly spaced - some are 5inches apart, some 6 inches and some 7 inches.
1867330
I would say no. The barrel length of the grommet is only 3/16 long and my guess is between you chain width and wallet thickness these grommets will be too small. Are there larger/longer grommets available?
1170061
Any of these tarps will be tight if you pull it and strap it (zip tie) tight enough. I had posts that didn't meet up with grommets but with a little persistence I figured it out and it has stayed straight all summer.
1936926
Yeah, you should be able to use it with a grommet top. The backdrop is sizable
1079735
You would have a long tail. There are five sets of grommets to use and you would be using the second set (from the inside.) you might do better with a small.
271589
The Grommets are 2' apart. If you do cut it, it will need to be sewn, you may be able to heat, with a flame, the ends to keep it from unraveling. But I am sure you can request a specific size directly from the company.
1934022
I haven't experienced any problems with my liner grommets. I would talk directly to manufacture especially since you just bought it.
868154
The grommets run between 18 to 20 inches apart. By the way, the quality of this product is very good given the price. I would buy it again.
913490
Depends on the type of flag you buy. When I ordered my flag, I assured that it had a sleeve that the flag pole slid into. I don't believe the grommet type would work on this particular pole.
993068
Off hand I do not remember how many grommets. I think there are 5. This would make a great cover for a dog run or kennel. It stands up to the sun, remains cool to the touch on the hottest days, and it cleans-up easily. I would recommend this product for what you have in mind. If you are using it in a very windy area, I suggest using bungee cords so the material can move and flex without ripping the grommets out.
895248
Plastic opening is 1 7/8" x 11 3/4". Rubber grommet closes opening 3/8" but doesn't compress much and cannot be removed easily w/o destruction to grommet. Works well with walkers having front to back opening taper. Fits most but not all walkers, I suspect.
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The only way I was successful was to cut an "X" in the fabric where the grommet was to be installed, and trim off the l4 little corners that resulted. Not too much trimming, because I wanted the opening to be INSIDE the grommet inside diameter so it would not rip later during use.I cut the "x" with a box cutter, placed the grommet with the lip thru the hole, and placed the other half on top - then hammered once with a rubber mallet. I think a regular hammer would possibly break the grommet.Currently the fabric and grommets are working flawlessly and have been out in sun and wind and rain for quite a while. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have more questions and I can try to explain better. The only way I was successful was to cut an "X" in the fabric where the grommet was to be installed, and trim off the l4 little corners that resulted. Not too much trimming, because I wanted the opening to be INSIDE the grommet inside diameter so it would not rip later during use.I cut the "x" with a box cutter, placed the grommet with the lip thru the hole, and placed the other half on top - then hammered once with a rubber mallet. I think a regular hammer would possibly break the grommet.Currently the fabric and grommets are working flawlessly and... » Read More The only way I was successful was to cut an "X" in the fabric where the grommet was to be installed, and trim off the l4 little corners that resulted. Not too much trimming, because I wanted the opening to be INSIDE the grommet inside diameter so it would not rip later during use.I cut the "x" with a box cutter, placed the grommet with the lip thru the hole, and placed the other half on top - then hammered once with a rubber mallet. I think a regular hammer would possibly break the grommet.Currently the fabric and grommets are working flawlessly and have been out in sun and wind and rain for quite a while. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have more questions and I can try to explain better. « Show Less
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If you are talking about the rubber grommet, you have to drill a 5/8 or 1/2 inch hole in the sheet metal, without drilling through the tank, and your wires go through it. Hope this helps.
17014
I put grommets in mine. There has been some tearing around the grommets but it isn't that much. For the short time I had it up it was great. It came down only because of my poor anchoring.
1212365
I think it will reach about 3/4" through, at most. I can't tell you for sure because I took the thing off and threw it away after about a month. For what I was using it for, at least, it was useless. It's small, the tension on the spring that holds the wiper against the glass is cheap, and the hardware holding it together failed in the winter. I was again left to get out with a squeegee and wipe the windshield clean. Maybe it will work for you, but this wasn't what I needed at all.