A garden gazebo is a great addition to any patio or deck. When it is time to replace that gazebo canopy, most people are shocked by the cost to replace them. A universal gazebo canopy can be a smart solution for the value-conscious consumer heavy duty tarps.
A gazebo on your patio or yard can offer a comfortable and inviting space for friends and relatives to meet beneath. They can provide great protection from the harmful UV rays of the sun and make your yard a more functional area. The damage caused by the damaging rays of the sun and severe weather can have you searching for a brand new canopy before you know it. In the best case scenario, you will acquire a replacement top that was made by the manufacturer of your gazebo. When this is not possible, you may want to think about a universal replacement canopy. The inability to find a suitable replacement or the high cost of manufacturer canopies can oftentimes lead a consumer to a generic top.
It may be difficult to locate the appropriate replacement canopy for your gazebo brand and model. Gazebos are offered during specific times of the season in most stores, and they often do not carry quantities of replacement tops. If you cannot locate a replacement canopy in the store, then you may be forced to get in touch with the manufacturer directly. They often sell replacement parts for the gazebos that they construct. If the owner does not recall the brand and model gazebo they own, then this may be difficult. Unless the home owner has the box or manuals that were included with the gazebo, then the model is frequently not available. Situations like this may call for a universal canopy.
The cost of a name brand canopy can be an additional deciding factor that pushes a buyer to a universal model. Replacement tops offered by the manufacturer usually come with a higher price tag than a generic top. Since the life expectancy of a canopy is only a few years, a general replacement that has a lower cost is often ideal.
Off brand gazebo tops might not be perfect fits, but they can foot the bill. While they are less expensive, they are often not manufactured to the precise specifications as the canopy that came with your gazebo. The fit is often close, but not perfect. Velcro fasteners will help to fix problems with the fit if this becomes an issue. The fabric used for a generic cover will possibly not be of the same thickness as the original. This can result in the need to replace it more frequently. If you are looking for an non-standard size canopy, then it may be difficult to locate that size in a generic. Non-name brand canopies are regularly just found in the 8 ft x 8 ft, 10 ft by 10 ft, and 12 ft by 12 ft dimensions.