how big are the holes in the fabric? Can it be used around a cucumber patch for climbing?
1605424
It's pretty wimpy fabric. I just use it to remind my dog not to go into the garden. She (13 lb dog) could knock it down if she wanted.
415689
I think it would prevent punctures as well as any other ground cloth. I had to punch a hole through this tarp to install an additional hanging loop, and it took some work to push an awl through it.
398958
I think it would probably be just adequate. However, be aware that this tarp isn't really 7x10. It's more like 6.5' x 9.5'. If I was going to go up in size, I'd probably look for something just a little wider. The 8x10 Equinox Egret tarp sold here on Amazon is a nice size and a good value too, though it's also somewhat heavier.
488599
I do not think a patch would fit. The spaces are about 3/4 inch by 11/2 inch and they have a depth that slants
1588836
It's a very little pack. I use it for commuting and I have trouble fitting my laptop and one textbook in it. For climbing you could fit rope and shoes in, but not much else.
1026308
Might be a little snug if it adds more than a quarter inch. The Velcro patch gives it some extra wiggle room for length too. Thickness and width should be no problems at all.
911308
I have stretched it over huge heavy loads of bagged leaves in the bed of my pickup truck and it has not torn. It seems to be made of quality bungee cord material. Let me suggest though that one might do well to remove 12 of the 16 hooks as all you really need are the corner hooks. The excess hooks, if left on, present a huge problem with the whole net getting snarled up like a Gordian knot. I have stretched this net from the front tie downs, up and over bags that were 2' higher than the cab and then connected to the bottom of the rear bumper with no problems. But, of course, I lash a few pieces of 550 nylon line over the top to prevent shifting and to secure the load more snugly.
1977273
No, I would say not. The holes, the natural sheer, is pretty large. I wouldn't use it as a bug net.
752933
Not sure. I've only used it with my cucumbers. If they have the little legs that wrap themselves around things. I'd say try it. As long as they can hold on they will grow up. You can always send a email to the company they are great to correspond with on questions.
2099967
The Tarp is 9.83 ft. X 6.58 ft. This should work fine for an over sized one man "that fits two" hammock if the ridge line height is set properly (not too high) very high quality tarp. Enjoy! Skyscraper
1456984
More than likely small berries will fall through the holes. We use it for okra, squash, grapes, and jerky. It does a very good job - we've also dehydrated some of our own homemade pickles!
582937
this has very small velcro strips which doesnt stay. I would not recommend this product for ur intended use. Unless you can attach longer velcro or something to fasten it to ur awning. As for the material, it is good and does block the sun.
1138885
The holes are the size of a #2 pencil. Its holds all my veggies quite well. None have fallen out.
1619571
Its about 3/4" mesh. Small enough that no birds will get thru. In fact so far this year NOT a single bird has even tried to perch on the netting & peck at the fruit. Where as last year without the netting 75% of our fruit was lost due to birds picking and then ants comming to help feast.
1459034
4 inches in diameter would be close, probably leave you with only an extra inch of Velcro. So I guess it depends on what it is and how secure it needs to be.
1860144
This year I am using mine for pole beans. I don't see why cucumbers wouldn't work, but my cucumbers have never gotten tall enough to need a trellis this size. I guess it deepends on the variety you plant.
142761
The holes are about 1 inch by 1 inch. I only used it to decorate an under the sea party. The nets are good quality, and may work for small area repair if the hole size is appropriate.