Posted by RandyB(MI) on August 27, 2018 at 18:49:15 from (24.180.66.205):
I know they have the heavier grade coverings avail. but way too high cost. This would not be in sunlite as I live in woods. Also no wind and no trees close enough to have branches falling. Question is, has anyone ever determined why these start ripping at top only after time? If it better to leave them a little loose as apposed to tight,especially in an out of wind location ?? Or is there maybe some kind of "cusion" one might lay over the frame down the length of the ridge and down a foot or two on both sides. Just using it for parking enclosure . Would be getting the 13'W X 20' LX 12' H Alpine roof shape model so snow sticking won't be a problem. Not expecting it to last forever but for $ 500 if I get 5 yrs and then a new cover is only $ 279 so can get shelter for less than $ 100 yr for 10 yrs. By then I won't be needing one anymore. Thanks for any suggestions or experiences.
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