What is the floor material? Does it come up the sides a few inches to keep water out?
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Not sure what type of material the floor is made with, feels like a tarp. The floor does come up the sides, I think about 6 inches.
1689284
Nice floored area but not a tall space. If it rains, that area will be completely wet. We decided it would be better to have a separate tall screen room.
1121131
Think the floor flap extends about 3' and is not included in the footprint. As you can see from the photos, it's trapezoidal in shape.
1825929
The roof does not cover the floor, the floor sticks out a few inches further. So if it rains you will get water inside. It is only a sun and wind shelter, not rain
485406
The water just beads off and runs down the slope of the awning. We put it over a door on our garage and it has kept the water out of the garage where it used to blow in when it rained.
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I'd say it is about 1/4 to 1/2" think. It has holes and its plastic so it doesn't absorb water. I use it in my basement near my dog bath so I only need the water to eventually evaporate. I put it there so the dogs and humans don't slip because the floor is wet and it works great.
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It does have a floor and it is the same fabric as you see on the lower sides of the tent - waterproof. I generally cut a piece of contractors plastic to fit inside my tents or to go under the tent. There is no groundcloth for this, but a small tarp or piece of plastic would work. Mine has held up in a rainstorm pretty well, but I also seam seal all my tents and re-waterproof them occasionally as well.
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Water does come in. There are two holes on each side that seem to act as handles.
402653
Water does catch in it.. we usually tip it over... but checked with my husband and said they prob. should have put a couple holes it.. but he felt that you could drill a hole hole for drainage... it is a nice seat and doesn't take up a lot of room in the shower
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Ted, this is a soft material that rolls up around the rear portion when you open it. It does not keep the water (rain) out of the bed. However the Honda has drain holes in the forward part of the bed, so there is really no problem on that count. I have had mine for almost a year now and have had no problems with it.Joe.
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It will prevent water from entering provided you have the rubber on garage door against your floor/slab even with no gaps or openings. If its pretty level you will be fine.
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Yes...there are spaces between the floor slats (about 1/16") that allows air to circulate from underneath since it sets up on legs. Excellent quality for the price. Have had mine for over a year, outside in all kinds of weather and it has stayed dry and still in good condition.
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It is not see-through. It is commercial grade tarp material. It does go to the floor if you put on the panels that enclose it. We usually use it with open sides. I do not recall Velcro
1713683
Not sure. The top is almost terry cloth feeling I'm sure the bottom is waterproof as my son wet the bed and it did not leak through
1414051
The mat does a great job at containing the water/sand/salt used in my area. Because my garage floor slightly slopes towards the door, I have a rolled up towel under the low end to ensure the water stays in. Rather than dragging it out, I use a shop vac to clean up as needed.
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It is covered, however, the mesh-sides can allow rain to get in. I haven't used it during the rain.
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i would say it isabout 6 to 8 inches above the floor, and in the way of the water line! i did not use the bottom board and it is no problem. if you read the reviews, you will find that a large amount of people say the same thing about the water line being in the way... it has not been a problem for me though