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Tarp Accessories
Tarp accessories, get your tarp accessories here! Here's the scenario: you've selected the perfect tarp. You have the area or items you want the tarp to cover all planned out. When it comes time to actually put the tarp in place, though, you find that you don't have the right tarp accessories to properly finish the job.
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Becky Ludacer
from Lake Placid Florida asked:
February 24, 2014
We have two (2) 10X10 ez up tents and we secure them side by side and fasten the poles together with plastic ties. when we close them up at the end of the day we are unable to zip the side panels where the two tents join, is there an accessorie to accomplish this task ? Or any suggestions ?
1 Answer
As the frames of these units are completely enclosed when the walls are attached, the only way to leave the canopies joined when enclosed would be to relocate the plastic ties to the very bottoms of the legs. This would allow the sidewalls to be passed between the canopies and zipped closed.
Submitted by:
Kevin E.
on February 25, 2014
1 Question &
1 Answer
Becky Ludacer
from Lake Placid Florida asked:
February 24, 2014
We have two (2) 10X10 ez up tents and we secure them side by side and fasten the poles together with plastic ties. when we close them up at the end of the day we are unable to zip the side panels where the two tents join, is there an accessorie to accomplish this task ? Or any suggestions ?
1 Answer
As the frames of these units are completely enclosed when the walls are attached, the only way to leave the canopies joined when enclosed would be to relocate the plastic ties to the very bottoms of the legs. This would allow the sidewalls to be passed between the canopies and zipped closed.
Submitted by:
Kevin E.
on February 25, 2014
Securing a tarp isn't always the easiest of tasks. Securing a tarp with stretchable rubber straps with S-hooks on the end, though, is a snap. Tightening the tarp securely around odd-shaped item can be a chore, but not when you get a set of tarp snuggers. Even keeping the tarp from blowing away can be a daunting task, unless you have a set of stakes to finish the job.
Don't let yourself get midway through a project only to find that you're missing the tiniest of last-minute elements. Here at eCanopy.com we carry all of the tarp accessories you need to complement your favorite tarp, we have them conveniently laid out to help you choose the perfect accessories for your needs, and we offer them at the same low prices our customers have come to expect from all of our fine products.
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Tarp Accessories Q&A with the Product Specialists
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1 Question &
1 Answer
Becky Ludacer
from Lake Placid Florida asked:
February 24, 2014
We have two (2) 10X10 ez up tents and we secure them side by side and fasten the poles together with plastic ties. when we close them up at the end of the day we are unable to zip the side panels where the two tents join, is there an accessorie to accomplish this task ? Or any suggestions ?
1 Answer
As the frames of these units are completely enclosed when the walls are attached, the only way to leave the canopies joined when enclosed would be to relocate the plastic ties to the very bottoms of the legs. This would allow the sidewalls to be passed between the canopies and zipped closed.
Submitted by:
Kevin E.
on February 25, 2014
