what mill thickness is the greenhouse cover?
1674024
I don't know the mill thickness, but the cover is thick and heavy duty. I highly recommend it...nice size, nice height, and it works well.
1674025
I would guess 8 to 10 mills. It has reinforcing material within the plastic. I have had it up for about three months now and have not had any problems. An improvement would be a mesh material over the rear vent so it could be open but still keep out some bugs. If you live in a windy area it will be necessary to tie it down. I have a few ropes over the top anchored with 18" screw-in ground tie downs, but will still have to take it down over winter (Oregon coast winter storm winds 70+ mph!)
2168039
coverage is 4in., covered a lot of my rust ,also used1\2 in.self tapping screws in inner lip.great buy
306972
I'm sorry but I don't have an answer for you. We couldn't use our greenhouse because it was blown apart twice in a span of two weeks. It's boxed back up and in our shed collecting dust.
719126
I don't know the exact thickness but its cuttable with some sturdy sissors. I used about half a roll on a 13' strip across my roof so I guess there's 25-30 feet in a roll? Maybe more? I put the material under a row of shingles across the roof. I gently pried up the shingles and put about an inch under the shingles, leaving the balance ( 2 " or exposed). I glued everything down using some clear silicone caulking. Seemed to work OK. My zinc has been up for about 6 months and it seems to be starting to work. I had all sorts of mossy stuff growing on the roof and it appears to be going away. If you look at neighbors roofs, look where ever there is some metal flashing, like around a chimney etc. Where ever the metals leaches onto the roof, there is always a trail of no moss, algae etc. Good luck Bob
1520161
Color Green; square dimesions, probably 1 inch. I used it for Baby Speckled Butterbeans, and it worked well. But, the vines and foliage was dense, I couldn't seperate from the trellis and had to burn. So I only got one years use from it
1990813
It looks like 1/4 to 3/8 inches thick. Very hard to tell on the machine.Hope this helps.
276692
Basically the thickness of the poles to which the foam protectors will be around...hope that helps =]
466721
I'm still waiting to put it together in my greenhouse that I have yet to assemble, sorry cant tell you
900271
It is pretty thick. It lasted out in desert sun and we ended up melting the top plastic trying to use it under a lamp and the solar stirrer still worked! Great product!
2052628
In shade it grows about 3". Direct sun and i have to mow it once every 2-3 weeks. Overall it was what i wanted as a grown cover with little maintenace. I have used it in many locations over several years to replace mulch.
1415726
It's clear plastic with embedded netting. It's this top plastic that gets brittle from the sun over time. I still have mine and it's going on 4 years now. I leave it set up year round. On real cold nights I cover the whole greenhouse with large tarps. The tarps cover any holes and/or gaps and keep the heat in from a small space heater. During the day I pull the tarps back with attached ropes. Hope this helps, good luck.
868009
Translucent would be more accurate, as you can see light/shadows quite well. Plenty of light gets through if you're needing it for a greenhouse, but it isn't clear like glass.
1480709
Rough opening needs to be at least 23" X 23". I made mine 23 1/8" and that works fine. I have two in my greenhouse. I do measure close.
2135453
I believe there were several different "mil" thicknesses available from this supplier. I don't remember the thickness I purchased off the top of my head. I use it on my snowmobiles and rode over 3,000 miles this winter with no issues.
1783862
I would say it is probably about 2 - 3 mil thick. They work very well and easy to use with some practice and patience. Just use patience as it is done when it is done! But the good thing, it never has to be redone.
1747727
Sorry, I have no way to measure thickness. Try contacting the manufacturer and/or distributer.
1332620
As far as I can tell! It is working very well for me in the greenhouse. Gets lots of use and some abuse from students.