Product details
Brand: KOOEIN
Style: Garden
Color: W×h
Manufacturer: KOOEIN
About this item
▼Single Zipper Design + Details: The tarp has a single zipper design in the middle, humanized design, easy to get in and out like a door; the surrounding area is reinforced with nylon rope to resist pulling and tugging; 0.3mm thick, it can be used as a heat preservation tool for gazebo and plants in cold winter, you just need to pull the tarp tightly, and the eyelets are tightly attached to the building, which reduces the loss of heat.
▼Double color splicing + transparent: the appearance of the tarpaulin curtain is made of high quality Pvc plastic soft glass and grey knife scraped cloth heat fused splicing (connected tightly, no gaps), 100% waterproof, wear-resistant, tear-resistant and foldable, the transparent part in the middle, so that you can see the indoor and outdoor situation clearly.
▼Used as curtains": each metal rust-proof grommet around the tarp is about 30cm apart, soft texture, small footprint, can be folded and curled at will, convenient for carrying and storing, and can be used as partition curtains, just pass the rope or sliding hook through the eyelet at the upper end, and pull the tarp left and right with ease."
▼Weather Resistance: The tarp side panels can provide you with maximum protection, it can easily cope with the unpredictable weather in Europe, such as withstanding strong winds, rain and snow, etc., no need to worry about the damage of the pergola and outdoor home and other items, and at the same time, it can prevent the rain from splashing around on a rainy day, creating a temporary clean living space for your family members and pets.
▼Customized Service: Factory direct sales, in addition to the existing specifications, other sizes, colors of tarpaulin, position and number of zippers, distance and position between two holes, size of transparent part, etc. are supported to be customized (no extra charge), please feel free to get in touch with us if you have any other questions about the products.
