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Gazebo???

maithancailin · 2008-10-13 11:49:47

wondering if anyone has ever put a gazebo on a deck successfully???? its just to cater for overflow at a family party, most of teh Gazebos I have seen are pegged into the ground.....

13-10-2008 11:49am

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maithancailin

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wondering if anyone has ever put a gazebo on a deck successfully???? its just to cater for overflow at a family party, most of teh Gazebos I have seen are pegged into the ground.....

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#2 13-10-2008 11:53am

Happy121

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I got a metal framed one from Woodies, it was about €200, and I screwed it to the deck. The only problem I have had is the material top that it comes with, they used velcro to strap it onto the frame. This velcro is pretty rubbish and I ended up having to sew on my own straps to tie it down. I have had it up now for 2 years through all weathers.

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#3 13-10-2008 12:56pm

maithancailin

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thanks for that, gosh you went to a lot of trouble, I really only want it for the one night, not as a permanent fixture, thanks again

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#4 13-10-2008 12:58pm

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We have put ours up several times . No need to tie it down. Over the last 2 years maybe 5-6 times on the deck to accommadate overflow / smokers what not.. Works a charm

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#5 13-10-2008 1:16pm

maithancailin

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thanks listermint think I will go that route!!

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