Will hoey

[ClaireG]

I've just been having a google as the Tarpaflex ones are out of stock and have found this company

 

http://www.toolspot.co.uk/product/6ft-x-10ft-glass-clear-pvc-tarpaulin

 

Prices seem good and not bad p&p either. Am going to order one tomorrow so i'll let you know if its good and if i have any problems etc.

[BarbaraJ]

if they are good i will use them as it works out alot cheaper than the ebay one with p&p

[dancing cloud]

Ooh yes, please let us know. The smaller tarpaflex never seem to be in stock, so another supplier would be great

[ClaireG]

I've orderd and had an email to say it's been dispatched and is coming by Fedex. It should be here tomorrow or Friday. I'll let you know what it's like once it arrives.

[fluffyknickers]

I am hopefully buying an eglu and run and would like to get some clear tarpaulin. What size would I need for the eglu and run? I did look at tarpaflex but seemed to be out of stock.

 

Thank you

Michelle

[ClaireG]

I've orderd the 2x3m one. I have a convertor on my eglu run and am hoping it will cover that as well.

[ClaireG]

It's arrived and is good quality and looks great. Will try to post a pic when i find camera and lead and figure out how to put pics on here

[fluffyknickers]

That's great I am going to get some. Have you attached with bungee cords or something else?

 

I have the 2m cube coming in february so the 2x3 will be plenty!

 

Thanks

Michelle

[ClaireG]

As it already has eyelets in the tarp i've threaded a cable tie through each and attached it like that.

[Phoebe]

thanks for this Claire. I have ordered a tarp and various other "essential" bits. Easy to use site, and paying with paypal, you don't have to put all your details in all over again.

Very useful.

[Gallina]

Edited: I was talking through my hat here. As it is 2m wide, make the width the length and there isn't a problem!

 

I would be inclined to go for the 2.4m width for the Cube run, so it goes down the sides a bit. My Cube run seems to get a lot wetter than the Eglu run, even though the top is completely covered.

 

Has anyone got a picture I can see before I buy? I am tempted, as the snow has finished off my old Omlet covers.

 

How do you cope with the bit of length you don't need (a Cube with standard run is 2m, + a 1m extension makes 3m; but part of that 3m is occupied by the Cube itself). Does it fold over easily?

 

Would the bungee hooks off my old covers fit this tarpaulin?

Edited February 13, 2009 by Guest

[Ain't Nobody Here]

Claire, can you tell me if it's possible to thread a pole or something into the seam at the bottom? I'm thinking not, because of the eyelets .

[ClaireG]

Because of the eyelets and the way the tarp is sealed, i don't think you could thread anything through.

[Ain't Nobody Here]

OK, thanks, I thought as much . I'm trying to think of a way of making a roll-down blind (like Tessa the Duchess' clever setup) and thought weighting down the blind as well as attaching it with clips/bungees or whatever would be a good idea (we have a very (very) windy garden ).

[Plum]

Put bricks on mine when its in the down position so it can't blow.

[Redwing]

Edited: I was talking through my hat here. As it is 2m wide, make the width the length and there isn't a problem!

 

I would be inclined to go for the 2.4m width for the Cube run, so it goes down the sides a bit. My Cube run seems to get a lot wetter than the Eglu run, even though the top is completely covered.

 

Has anyone got a picture I can see before I buy? I am tempted, as the snow has finished off my old Omlet covers.

 

How do you cope with the bit of length you don't need (a Cube with standard run is 2m, + a 1m extension makes 3m; but part of that 3m is occupied by the Cube itself). Does it fold over easily?

 

Would the bungee hooks off my old covers fit this tarpaulin?

 

 

I have a tarpaflex clear tarpaulin, it covers the length of the run and goes from from bottom of one side up and over leaving one side open (see where bungee cord is on pic) as its too wide I have simply creased it making sure the excess 'points downwards' so that water doesnt collect in it. As the crease is on the fully covered side I can't see it when looking at the run so from my point of view it looks absolutely perfect the pic shows it pushed back which I do on sunny days

[Phoebe]

eglu bungee cords are fine to use on this tarp