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Question: how has this held up over the summer on a greenhouse?
Document: Heavy duty plastic. Worked great for my 8x8x7 homemade greenhouse. So far, plastic has held up against wind and rain without ripping. I used a staple gun to attach the plastic to the wood frame and it is holding well so far.
Certainly does the trick. Nice in-between 4 mil and 10 mil. Not reinforced, however at the price, no complaints there! It should last the summer for a large 'greenhouse'.
My dad wanted this to build a water catchment for his farm. I must say I was very proud of him when it saw this plastic in action. It held the water and kept it long enough to harvest it. It is thick enough and easy to manage.
I used this outdoor sheeting on PVC pipe to cover vegetable seedlings. Plastic is very, very strong - held it in place on PVC with plastic clamps and on the ground with rocks. No matter how much wind ripped at it (we live in WINDY WYOMING) or how many times I removed and replaced it, it never tore. I hardly used any of it and the piece I cut can still be used again (there is a lot left in the roll). Great company to deal with.
My husband bought this for a small greenhouse he is building and loves the quality of the plastic. Very heavy duty.
This was shipped early and it is a very good grade of plastic Covered my 10x10 greenhouse nicely It has already been in a hail storm and there was no damage to the plastic. Just great stuff.
purchased 2 rolls to make a greenhouse. it worked perfectly , purchased 6 mil with the hopes of it lasting through a few growing seasons. when we went to home depot it was a lot more expensive for a lot less material. Very satisfied
I bought this to provide some additional cold protection for my greenhouse. One of the is large enough to completely wrap my 6x9 hobby greenhouse with plenty left over to create a flap for the door (still need to get in during the winter). It is a good heavy 6 mil weight that didn't stretch or tear while working it over the greenhouse.
First year I covered my greenhouse with some cheap True Value sheeting. It started cracking and tearing after one season, no surprise. Unfortunately, this stuff did little better. It was beginning to crack and tear when I removed it (after one season). It degraded in the sun just like cheapo 3 mil plastic.
I am using this thick plastic sheeting to cover plants in my greenhouse for the winter. It protects plants from the cold and keeps the air several degrees warmer than the outside air. It is really nice quality. Cuts easily. Am sure I will be able to put it away for use year after year for several years or more.
Answer: yes