Can this be used to cover a patio swing that has a top canopy? Is the net nice and clear to look through?
383304
i found the net to be great...can see nicely through...fits umbrella great and no problem with wind, only problem is we have cats...but it did last the summer....if no cats...great buy
383305
I think it could be used for that, there is plenty of room inside the netting for us. I thought the netting being black would make it hard to see through but it's very easy to see through and you have a very clear view of everything.
383306
Yes it probably could. The net has a large opening on the top that can be cinched tighter, but whatever you put it over should have a wide top like an umbrella. I don't know if you could swing without damaging the fabric, but sitting would be no problem. The net is easy to see through. It isn't as roomy as the pictures make it look, because it is only as wide as the object you are placing it over. They must have used the world's largest umbrella for their photos!
383307
It probably could but if the netting is not taught it is not "pretty" and less easy to see through.
607899
You can see through it - It will block the sun like shade it but not completely.
394483
You might be able to put some canvas over the top. We have ours under the trees. Overall, they are great swings and I highly recommend them. We own five of them now. The first ones are about 10 years old now...we stain them about every three years and they look as good as the newest ones.
193136
It doesn't just the top canopy. It's a little bit thinner than the original, but has re-inforcement sewing around the areas that our original torn at. The old one last through 3 winters and many wind storms in our area. We had a bad wind storm that downed trees in out area but this canopy went thru it like a champ, no tears still as nice as the day we bought it, we were surprised since the material is thinner so maybe it's made more durable than we thought we never used our netting and just stored in the garage and have no use for it.
1787921
Good question. The top of this canopy is a thick canvas and the base is connected by bolts. Though it has held up for me very well over the past two years, I doubt this will fair well under snow loading.
1041719
That's a great idea and this net would work perfect for that project. It's sturdy enough. Only suggestion it to buy the net a tad larger than the area you need to cover. Net sizes seem to run a little small.
253010
Hello, My best answer for you is I purchased this netting for my 10x10 gazebo .I think you would be really stretching the netting for a 13x13 gazebo with a possibility of not having the netting enclose your entire gazebo. ( but that is my opinion only)The quality of the netting is better than expected. And the price very reasonable. I hope this will help you some. Tim S.
1251231
If just the top canopy is a available for purchase then you certainly could do that as it is not connected to the screens. They are separate from the canopy.
1879225
I would say, "yes", given the thickness of the canopy. It's very well made. Though since it has open sides, it would obviously not protect you from reflected UV, unless you buy sides separately. I set-up mine on a grassy field - no issues.
255094
The netting is not included with the gazebo canopy top; it is a separate item altogether. We can vouch for the survivability of the top itself, however. Despite misgivings -owing to its low price-the top has done extremely well in a hot sun environment.
765136
Should be okay because the whole net is encompassed by an elastic. This may be hard to envision but if you put it onto your net frame and let the bottom "corners" of the net pull in, it'll be a nice fit. What you'll see is that the two lower "corners" of the netting will pull in so that the bottom-back of the net area has netting on the ground. Wish I could make it clearer, but I can't. Basically, you should be fine.
698621
should be fine, but if it is windy staked to the ground would be better. It is a great canopy
1575620
The outside of the canopy overlaps the netting at the top. It worked well for me last year.
701289
Definitely. Mine sits on a swing in a totally exposed deck. We have been getting a lot of rain and every time it dries completely. Weatherproof all the way. I love it.
92814
If by canopy you mean an 8ft umbrella, then yes. I have mine on a 9ft patio umbrella and it fits perfect. We use it in our backyard and we love it.
1988111
Ross garden netting like the 16440 3' by 50' will work well. Use twist ties to attach.
1603671
Hi, this is a canopy set and netting replacement not a whole gazebo, thanks