can I cover my carport with this? is it 15ft tall? I'm trying to keep the wind off the carport..
1849379
Yes it is. I built a chicken run roof out of it. Just make sure you place furring strips over the top of each joist to secure it well or the wind will shred it.
1849380
You could but it is not durable and does not last, we covered our greenhouse and its falling apart and didnt take sun very well.
1849381
It's 15ft by 25 ft and it's fairly thick plastic. I covered by chicken coop run with it to keep the wind out. Great product.
1849382
I used it as a waterproof barrier under the dolomite for the floor on my portable storage shed. I was able to carefully drive the tractor on it with the scoops of dolomite and run the compactor over it. It is very heavy duty and did a great job for me. However as one person mentioned, polyethelene plastic is not the most UV resistant, so the sun will make it degrade a lot faster. If you are going to put it on a sidewall of your carport, use wooden furring strips to nail it down on each leg of your carport (to keep the plastic really tight) and it should least for a few years - especially if it is not in direct sunlight all the time!
1849383
I used it as a waterproof barrier under the dolomite for the floor on my portable storage shed. I was able to carefully drive the tractor on it with the scoops of dolomite and run the compactor over it. It is very heavy duty and did a great job for me. However as one person mentioned, polyethelene plastic is not the most UV resistant, so the sun will make it degrade a lot faster. If you are going to put it on a sidewall of your carport, use wooden furring strips to nail it down on each leg of your carport (to keep the plastic really tight) and it should least for a few years - especially if it is not in direct sunlight all the time! I used it as a waterproof barrier under the dolomite for the floor on my portable storage shed. I was able to carefully drive the tractor on it with the scoops of dolomite and run the compactor over it. It is very heavy duty and did a great job for me. However as one person mentioned, polyethelene plastic is not the most UV resistant, so the sun will make it degrade a lot faster. If you are going to put it on a sidewall of your carport, use wooden furring strips to nail it down on each leg of your carport (to keep the plastic really tight) and it should least for a few years - especially if... » Read More I used it as a waterproof barrier under the dolomite for the floor on my portable storage shed. I was able to carefully drive the tractor on it with the scoops of dolomite and run the compactor over it. It is very heavy duty and did a great job for me. However as one person mentioned, polyethelene plastic is not the most UV resistant, so the sun will make it degrade a lot faster. If you are going to put it on a sidewall of your carport, use wooden furring strips to nail it down on each leg of your carport (to keep the plastic really tight) and it should least for a few years - especially if it is not in direct sunlight all the time! « Show Less
1849384
The plastic was great for my use,I have only had the product for a couple of months so I can not tell you how long it will last. Sorry that not much help.
297407
15ft x 15ft x 21ft. Coverage varies as sun moves. When under shade it works very well blocking rays and providing breeze. Better than an umbrella.
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.
886263
15x12x10 (15 tall, 12 wide and 10 deep) and there's no rain cover but I used garage bags. I rode from IN to Sturgis and back with no problems.
1668509
Like the other owner we haven't had our up for awhile, as I recall the height is adjustble. We have it so that it hangs over our swing at about 6.5 ft. We live on a hill where it can get pretty windy, we just roll it down when we're done using it and haven't had a problem.
333011
I don't use mine for a carport. But the width of the canopy is about 10'6" and a 2010 Camry is 6' wide. It would be a tight fit.
1336807
It would block out some sun but not all, I wouldn't use it that way. It isn't made to anchor in the ground either.
1348020
I have mine in a protected area from the wind. It is a corner of my 7' privacy fence. It is my opinion that this green house would not hold up in high winds in an open area.
413805
I'm sorry, but I really don't know. I secured mine with some thin string to a gazebo-like structure. It held throughout our horrible winter with winds sometimes up to 35-45mph. Could you possible tie it up with long string to a nearby window?
844389
This fit my 10x10 tent that has straight legs, it will not fit a tent that has tappered legs. it connects with the use of velcro strips that are already attached to the panels. the velcro wraps around the legs as well as the top frame. will def keep rain out, however a few of the velcro strips ripped the panel due to winds. i didnt think it was that windy. i have a feeling none of the wall panels would hold in wind regardless of the brand. hope this helps.
1721991
Negative. The cover will only fit if u follow the instructions. Also need many extra stakes to hold it down in the wind. This thing nice but not real sturdy.
248230
I do not think this will stand up to high winds(not sure what high winds constitutes), it can take 40-50 mile winds with no issues as long as it is secured to the ground. Above that I think if anything major like hurricanes or strong storms are coming through you`d have to take of the roofing panels if you don`t want it to get damage. The gazebo is somewhat mediocre(the screws strip out very easily) but it is durable and a great price. There is no snow where I live(there never will be#southeasttexas) but I think it would be fine.
1765970
It is a heavy stand and should work OK for unspecified values of "normal" breezes. I would not presume to speculate about high-wind conditions.
170991
You didn't say what # covers you are interested in. When you say 15" wide, you must have "doolies"....unless you're running street slicks. Either way, NO, none of these will cover your 15" tire.
103646
It fits very snuggly in a 5" gutter. There is an open space near the bottom so it doesn't block water flow. It is not good for a steep roof, say 7-12. In a heavy rain it will overflow. Sorry I cannot give you dimensions, but for using it as described it works and will not come out in a wind storm.
534713
Yes, it is 15 inches high. The mounting bracket does not add to the height.
199141
Hopefully my information will help you. Ours measures 112" Long, 71" wide (from middle to side, making it 142" completely across) and 35 1-/2 " high. It is big and we tie extra nylon rope around the bottom to keep it from flapping. It has never come off in the wind, but we are just extra careful. One thing the site does not tell, is that there is mesh material that is 4-1/2 inches wide that is 17-1/2 inches from the bottom on either end of the cover. My guess is to keep air flowing so that if it is windy the cover won't blow. Also, there are heavy nylon ties on either end (that was not mentioned in the description). We are very please with ours - it has proven better than any others we have purchased.