New article on how to fix banners and signs
Here is an article posted by a colleague about how to secure signs and banners. Very useful for small businesses!
New article on how to fix banners and signs
Here is an article posted by a colleague about how to secure signs and banners. Very useful for small businesses!
Further to the post in August I have found a great article about keeping your plants warm. Great stuff!
Tarpaulins and groundsheets are great around the garden and home. They are useful for covering items for roofing, windows and general DIY uses. Tarps are usually made from a variety of materials; PVC, cotton (canvas) and polypropylene.
Tarpaulins are measure using GSM (grams per square metre). The higher the better! If you take into account the weight then you will be able to select the correct product for the job. Economy style covers are usually graded around 80-90gsm, these are mostly for temporary use. If you are covering a roof or you need protection for an extended period of time then it is advisable to go for something 200gsm and above.
When using a tarp for covering it is important that these rules are followed. The problems people have with sheets are usually caused by excess stress on eyelets and seams; this can be avoided with a few simple steps.
Please do explore the range of fixings available. Some of the tie-downs and ropes are specifically design to help maintain your groundsheets. Pegs are also available for use.
It is also a good tip to add extra eyelets if needed. Eyelet kits are readily available and can be found on our site too!