I would like to drape through a pergola, would it work?
1828562
It is a thick waterproof fabric. I used it to cover outdoor furniture cushions.
676102
Probably not -- in order to get the right drape you really need to have it centered. It is very effective and seems like a lot of netting, but when you really need to cover chairs and and not leave room for the critters it gets less generous.
104520
I would say yes. As long as the cut was flush to ceiling it will be fine .The top is two parts to slide up or down for your desired height. Cutting it maybe challenging as it is a little thick, good because shows better quality. I love it and Everyone who sees it is blown away by it. I'm very happy with this product.
757236
All you have to do is detach one end of the hose from the body and attach which tool you would like to use. The downside is that the hose is limited by it's range. It is too short to do drapes or anything over 3 ft. Also note it is very heavy to move around.
2028425
Absolutely! This stuff is made for that. Is very small weave, open airy, and lightweight. Perfect for draping. I think comes in 10 yard bolts, or 30 feet. I think 54 inches wide. check the description. Is fairly sheer, so lighter colors tend to be almost invisible. Might want to use something more of a Silver rather than a white. the White will disappear at any distance. Bright colors don't have issues with disappearing. CHEAP as dirt! Fabric stores charge MUCH MORE for exactly the same. Buy extra, fun to use at Halloween for ghost effects in yard. Scott
1856785
No :( The drape is attached to the cover that goes over the bar that assembles it. You could probably remove it by cutting it or if you know how to remove the stitching then you should be fine
2115909
Yes it would, I would put a couple layers of weed cloth down and make sure it goes up the sides
1816829
You can with a heat cutter otherwise it will fray if you cut with scissors I have a dark green/black woven 95% sun blockage 6'x10'. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005C2YAXY
1559361
I don't believe it would work. The way it is designed it would take a lot of cutting.
526390
It would be with a try. It might take several applications. If the fabric of the shade is a coarse weave it probably would not be effective.
901913
Yes you could do that. If your deck gets much wind exposure, you will need to put some heavy bricks or concrete blocks on the flaps that go around the bottom of the greenhouse. This is how I kept mine from blowing away or over onto it's side. The big question is: "Will you get enough light on a covered deck?"
2019861
It's too large for that, unless maybe you wanted to use it as a head drape. But that would be clumsy.
1502517
I would have to say yes. This is a very sturdy pergola and a great addition to anyone's home. I will be planting something similar to wisteria this year and I do not have any hesitation as to if it will stand up or not.
588320
It's pretty tough material. I had to use a circular saw to cut it to fit. Taking your time I'd think you could use a dremal.
906107
I am not certain that you would be able to get the sailshade taut enough...You may want to think about some other alternatives
803722
The narrow end has a hole in it which you could hang it from. So I guess if you somehow tied a string to the curtains and to this, that would work.
92001
No. You'd have to make something that would work. I suggest a string tether of some sort.