I'd like to add grommets. Is this material strong enough to install the grommets directly or would one attach heavy material @ those areas first?
1587403
It is pretty strong,has held up with high winds, I do think grommets might be better with some extra material . The mesh might not hold up w/o. I hope this helped.
1170064
I would think that it would. When I attached mine, I used zip ties every foot or so. and attached it to the bottom as well, so the wind wouldn't blow it up. It's been up about a year now and is weathering nicely. You could probably put a zip tie into the grommet holes and then use a heavy duty staple gun and secure it that way. (I'm from Texas, I don't know what "can't" means, tee hee. Hope my suggestions help you.
917021
yes...I can not see why not, providing the material around the grommet is plyable.
581653
There are grommets on top, sides and bottom and all shhould be secured. 100 ties may be pushing it a bit; I'd get another 100 at Home Depot (about $7) if I were you.
610743
I applied it to studs using drywall screws, and then covered it with the drywall. The material is very heavy and may not hold up with just an adhesive.
702891
It's very strong but you do have to have some strength or help to put it up. Should work well.
2025117
I would definitely attach to support beam first the item is a little heavier than it looks
1753881
On my porch I staple it to wood pieces and than add a molding cover, so that is not a normal way most people would install it. To answer your question, it would install very easy, similar as fiberglass screen would. As I stated it's very tough, but it's also very flexible, so it would be easier to install than aluminum screen. Jeff
2054242
I just used the 8 screws and it is more than satisfactory. If you have a very heavy load, you may want to add the bolts.
950599
Okay J - Thank you so much! I am a visual learner and I had no idea how those metal things attach/clip, whatever and if it is hanging from the ceiling already, I guess it's not for support, but just to: Raise The Curtain if you will. Got it. Thanks
1934022
I haven't experienced any problems with my liner grommets. I would talk directly to manufacture especially since you just bought it.
1215235
I have to disagree with the other answer. It is not possible to get a standard-size HDMI connector through the grommet. The barrel of the grommet is not big enough AND there is a 2-3 mm lip inside that would prevent the connector from passing through.
1147240
Hi Suz. Just use your instinct... is very heavy so use strong and long screws. Is very easy at the end.
2032560
Not sure what you meant about "would it be reasonable" comment? It depends on your application and what type of source you are putting this on top of... If it is for laying on the floor as typical use, the grommet might cause damage to wood or laminate if pressure was put on it. Specifically answering just your question, this is a really thin material and you should have an easy time cutting the material, just us a low speed and fine teeth for cutting.
1939089
Yes, i had no problem with weight so far. My stack on had cloth on the back of the door so i didnt need to apply Velcro strips that came with it
1727594
This kit comes with 1/4 & 5/16" grommets..., it does not contain the die to install 1/2" grommets.., it does work well though - so if you could find the 1/2" die to fit the vice grip pliers included in the kit - it would do the job nicely
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I am satisfied with the thickness of the material. It's a good gauge. The walls will touch the ground when assembled. I recommendation at least 3 people for assembly. I'm not sure about the Velcro question. There is Velcro to hold the material on the rails.