How To Preserve Gazebo Fabric Roof

To make the edges water proof.

How to preserve gazebo fabric roof.

First we ran some caulking down each seam then we inverted some crown molding and capped off each seam it had previously been painted to match the trim. Avoid climbing on to the roof of the gazebo as this can damage the roof. We took the old roofing off the gazebo and cut new plywood to fit the octagon shape. Wipe clean with a damp cloth as described above or rinse thoroughly with water.

I cut the drapes in exactly the same shape as the plywood pieces and stapled down close to the edges. Position the patch above the synthetic fabric s tear and press the patch s exposed section against the synthetic fabric anchoring the patch in the desired location. Clean your fabric awning carefully to preserve its color and the weave. Step 1 move plants away from your work area and use protective coverings on other items close to the awning such as furniture and cars.

Pour some of the mixture into a spray bottle. You need to clean it periodically with water from the garden hose. You can also use a ladder and brush off the leaves and debris from the roof once a month. You can also consult the manual for your cover or any paperwork that came with it to find out if there is a specific patch that is made for that actual cover.

Allow the fabric to completely dry before storing or placing the canopy top back onto the gazebo frame. I cut the drapes in exactly the same shape as the plywood pieces and stapled down close to the edges. Spray the area on the canopy that needs to be cleaned and agitate with a medium brush or wet cloth. Step 2 mix one part hydrogen peroxide with six parts of water in a bucket.

A vinyl gazebo is the easiest to maintain. The drapes weren t exactly outdoor the ideal material for outdoor fabric but the rubber backing would help to keep the roof from leaking so i figured i would give it a try.