Is the tarp made of canvas or some sort of poly fabric? Thanks for your help!
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some sort of poly fabric. great stuff however, third year in the florida sun and is holding up quite well.
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polyester of some kind, I think nylon. This is the diaper holder, not the diaper.
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It is made with tent like poles , I was thinking of doing the same thing on mine to make it last longer in the weather conditions and sun . It should work if the tarp is not too heavy and if you secure it well.
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A heavy duty canvas type material, took ours camping for 3 weeks & no problems. Shows no wear or tear!!
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They are actually metal grommets coated black. They have held up in medium wind so far with no issues however I would worry in a heavy storm as there is no reinforced stitching and they are only 1/4th of an inch from the edge of the tarp which doesn't give much room if they do start to stretch out. You can put thin stakes directly though them or use some kind of cordage if you use thicker tent stakes. 7/16th inch inner diameter of grommets according to my ruler. Also looks like they folded the tarp back over itself to form the seam and so the grommets are held punched into two layers of fabric which helps, but there is only one line of stitching on the seam. Hope this helps! They are actually metal grommets coated black. They have held up in medium wind so far with no issues however I would worry in a heavy storm as there is no reinforced stitching and they are only 1/4th of an inch from the edge of the tarp which doesn't give much room if they do start to stretch out. You can put thin stakes directly though them or use some kind of cordage if you use thicker tent stakes. 7/16th inch inner diameter of grommets according to my ruler. Also looks like they folded the tarp back over itself to form the seam and so the grommets are held punched into two layers of... » Read More They are actually metal grommets coated black. They have held up in medium wind so far with no issues however I would worry in a heavy storm as there is no reinforced stitching and they are only 1/4th of an inch from the edge of the tarp which doesn't give much room if they do start to stretch out. You can put thin stakes directly though them or use some kind of cordage if you use thicker tent stakes. 7/16th inch inner diameter of grommets according to my ruler. Also looks like they folded the tarp back over itself to form the seam and so the grommets are held punched into two layers of fabric which helps, but there is only one line of stitching on the seam. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Not canvas, probably some nylon poly blend. I would think the product description should tell you.
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Its a canvas material. The material is wonderful and strong. The only problem I had was with the plastic parts at the fold. They broke almost immediately. My husband put a block of wood zip tied into the triangle fold of the chair to give it stability after it broke, but we ended up having the throw the chair away because that really didn't cut it in the long run.
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The floor is made of a plastic, tarp-like material, not sure if that is considered poly-fabric or not, so sorry about that. . .then the rest is made of your standard tent fabric.
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I'm not sure what the actual material is but it feels far more resilient than the cover that came with my Blue Rhino pit (that only lasted two seasons before falling apart). It feels slightly less resilient than vinyl tarp material but far thicker and better sewn seams than the flimsy cover that came with the pit. I haven't tested it through what passes for winter in California but it feels and looks like it will hold up fairly well.
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Base is tarp material. We've camped with this exact since 2011, and been stuck in a couple of terrible storms - very sturdy, totally waterproof. BUT, we do put a large tarp down first, just to protect the bottom of the tent from sharp rocks or damage.
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I used the tarp for covering my long pile of stacked firewood. I stack the firewood on wooden pallets and tie it down with a long rope by alternating between the grommets and the pallets. The tarp fabric is typical nylon tarp fabric - not too light and not too heavy. I installed it this fall and it's held up well to a couple very windy winter-like days. So far, it's served the purpose of coveriing my firewood at the top and allowing air flow on the sides.
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Basically, it is made of a good-quality tarp (tarpaulin) material, probably woven polyethylene.
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I think it's nylon fabric. I bought this for my three year old grandson and he absolutely loves it. He sleeps on it every night on top of his covers!!! It's very nicely made.
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It is like a heavy duty polyester. Almost canvas light. Very durable! I love mine! The color is awsome! Very well made.
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Hi Tammy, I have one of these, bought it late in the summer for this fall hunting season. The fabric is a kind of canvas type, heavier than some of the other, black on the inside, very durable....I've had it in the woods for 2 1/2 months now and very pleased with the ease of set up and tear down. Not sure what your looking for but I am extremely happy with the purchase. I'm a big guy 6'3" and I fit in it very comfortably in my fold up canvas beach chair. Lee B.
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It's a plastic composite of some sort...very durable and thick. It has provided just the right amount of shade but still allows sunshine brightness. It's closer to a Sunbrella-type fabric used on patio umbrellas, but with a more open weave. That's the best that I can tell you...someone else may be able to give you more technical information.
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No it is not canvas. I'm not sure what it is made of but it is definitely not canvas.