We want this to cover a ceramic tiled table top. I wanted to know where the weep holes were to vent it? I do not want the top of the table to get wet.
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The vent holes are on each end but will not effect the table top. Love this cover
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From Clearlake California (I just responded to your question a few minutes ago). I do elevate the cover in the middle (I put a yoga ball on the center of the table so leaves, rain, etc.) doesn't pool on the flat surface. It is at a vacation home of mine, so sometimes it can be covered for months at a time.
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We used this cover to cover our six chairs and ceramic tiled table over this last snow filled winter. We put a plastic bin in the center of the table so the snow melt would run off. The cover has tie downs that kept it from blowing in the wind. the vents were near the bottom, and were not nessesary since air can get under cover. Both my husband and I were very please with the protection it provided our new table and six sling chairs. Highly recommend.
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They are around the edges, on each side. I have a teak table and chairs covered and it works great. Keeps the rain/moisture out, and haven't had any mold or dampness to the table or chairs. The cover is at Clearlake in California, so the weather is fairly dry (except in the winter), not too humid. Hope this helps.
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They are towards the bottom. Doesn't matter though, this will start ripping apart in just a matter of a couple of months and your table with be soaked.
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My table got wet and the underside started to get soft. The surface seems to be a thin layer of metal on top of paperboard. I would not trust it in rain.
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Item should really only be used as a water table as there is no cover to protect sand. Also, there is no drain but easily emptied by just tippping it over onto lawn (when filled with water only, no sand of course).
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Try dampening the tile just a little. This might not work. Tile is very porous.
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I think the ventilation holes are there to allow the heat to flow out. Since its underneath, I don't see how dust will build up too often.
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I don't understand. If you drill the hole over the PVC cylinder the birds will get wet. Are you suggesting drilling a hole in the wood roof to one side of the house, so that the cylinder still remains dry?
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The top is sealed and waterproof... But if you wanted to use it for a shower, I'd just cut a hole in it and re-sew so it doesn't tear.. Huum Sounds like you're after privacy not a place to stay dry. Or I suppose you could run some extra hose under it.... zip tie the hose to the interior support pole and yer done! Lots of options.. : )
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Put in a layer of coarse gravel on the bottom so soil won't plug drain holes and water can move from soil through the gravel to drain holes. Tom
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It needs to have flowing air behind it of some kind. We had it with a door cracked behind it. Otherwise your house or room will be dropping in moisture.
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the surface should shed rain... I used a shingle varnish/oil that came close to matching our out door furniture...
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No hole at the top. It didn't seem to be a problem though. The steam just came out around the edges, I guess. I should note that ours did develop a crack at the bottom after about a year of use. We think the temperature got too high, although we always used a diffuser. If you get it, just be careful to keep the temp. on a low setting.
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I'm not sure what a weep hole protector is- the drain hole? the kit has the ring that surrounds the drain and the attachable spokes that go from low to higher gradient to allow the slope needed for your crete filler. I used a rubber liner, then this kit with crete to fill, then sealed with pink waterproofing paint and then tiled. I followed the videos on Utube for recommendations, and I watched MANY before deciding on my project. I recommend you do the same.
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There are vent hole on top and vented areas on the side. This shed is not air tight.
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Purchase a quality table cover that covers the table top and legs. Keep it covered when not being used and especially if its left outdoors in winter.
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Glad to help...there is no hole. The table top is a small mesh...really nice.
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I recommend a foundation. Water can get in underneath. We built a bottom out of wood and that works great.
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I dont know your weather but if it was where i am from I would consider a water heater wrap then the heavy duty tarp to keep it dry (or trash bag). I would also secure the top and bottom by drilling holes and use a nuts and bolts. Just an idea.