Orbit gets things damp in minutes.I just installed the Orbit 30060 with 3 expansion kits for a 10'x10' canopy. Is this too many feet (40)?
1959888
I think so...I would have just used 2. I on a side and one more on the opposite side
1959889
No. It's perfect. If you have hard water, Just make sure the water is filtered in someway. But your right, orbits tends to be more on the damp side.
1959890
I think it is too many. I use mine to mist orchids on a timer and if you have lots of mineral in your water you will need to clean them often. I soak the heads in vinegar.
1959891
I have 20 nozzles spaced about 5-6 feet apart, and all are over or near my flower beds and lawn. they've been on for 3 hours with minimal puddles. you have 40 nozzles for 40 feet? ya, might be a bit much unless it's over your garden. 10 should do it. on still days, we have a $15 stand fan moving air and we eat outside up to 5 times a week. it gets 100 plus here. works fine. get the orbit universal cleaner and soak the nozzles for a couple days then blow them out through the holes once a year. I use the canned air. flush the lines as well.
2093531
I read a review that said its best to have at least 2 sq ft of airspace inside. I would go a little bigger is space allows you to.
508858
I don't yet know the answer to your question. The new canopy just arrived, and it will be few days before I set up the gazebo for this season. My gazebo is also the JCP one, however.
715206
The canopy cloth is is 52" x 58". Not including the overhang. Mine too is very tight. But I stretched it and it works.
2105023
The panels need to go at 90 degrees so that the plastic covers that fit over the bolts that hold them together will fit properly. Otherwise the panels will be unstable. So you may need to add some extra panels to get your coverage.
851885
Yes, but honestly, I never really ended up using this much. It was more of a hassle, and kind of a cheap product. I still haven't found the perfect product to shield the sun, but found the larger canopy's worked better. I also questioned just how much protection it was giving. Sorry for having more complaints and not a direct solution to offer. :(
1460501
Good day, I ran mine in a 28 ' RV for extra heat. Because it is unvented there is always a concern about low oxygen and excess carbon dioxide in a tight space. I had windows slightly open to vent. I was surprised how much condensation occurred on the windows too. It was nice and quiet. Always beware if the house is tightly wrapped in plastic that you have some ventilation good luck Mike
1724689
I had to adjust the peak height on mine. I drilled a hole in the center hub at the peak, pushed a 3/8 inch threaded rod up and secured it in place with a wing nut on top and bottom of the hub, placed a rubber ball on top to avoid punching a hole in the canopy peak, and it works great. Took only about ten minutes and a few dollars in hardware. I like it because this also gives me a rod hanging down to put an outdoor small ceiling fan on. Hope this helps.
572182
I have 9' ceilings under my carport. I bought this fan so I could sit underneath it without worries of gnats and skeeters. I installed it about 8" below the ceiling. I'm a lil disappointed that even on high setting it just plain doesn't move a lot of air. Forget using the low setting. I may end up moving it inside my garage and buying a bigger fan for underneath the carport.
1065070
Not quite. You need 39.25 but in reality a bit more. The manual state 4" extra per side. I see no need tot that much if you have room on the top for air movement.
1119361
We downloaded the directions for the coolaroo shade to make sense to us what steps to take. Make sure you leave lots of room for tightening... 4 mos later and ours is still stretching
1913369
Yes, it was hard to get over, the frame has to be even all the way around, just inch it down little at time, wait tip ends are down before fastening velcro on inner frame, hope this helps, once in place it's a great fit, we take it down for the winter, but we had once ice storm that tore some of the cloth in the velcro areas around the frame, ordered a replacement canopy to use next season and hope fits just as good
2277534
I would personally say,about 300 to 400 pounds. To much weight will loosen the rails,making your canopy wiggle. Don't go by my response,look for another source. I hope this response helps.
538600
I am not sure and as we live in ND and it is cold outside and our canopy is in a storage building right now, I cannot tell you. I will say that we used our canopy for 7 days at the fair this summer and every day we had violent thunderstorms with very severe wind. It stood up to all that mother nature could throw at it and came away still looking brand new. The only thing we did was put heavy sandbags on every leg and stake it down very securely. I would buy it again!
2168325
None whatsoever. I have had mine up several times, and they do not seem to even be fully stretched. Just make sure you do have the minimum amount of air in them.
1283392
I changed my canopy twice. It's tricky but as long as you have a ladder tall enough for the center it's doable. My whole canopy, frame and all was torn out by a storm even though it was bolted down to my deck. It was nice while it lasted!
1724788
I replaced 5 of the 8 legs on my 10x20 canopy. Take one of the fittings to Home Depot or Lowes, and look for rigid conduit. Then cut to size. They work great and are heavier than the originals.